MLS Power Rankings: Messi’s Miami has one hand on Supporters’ Shield

MLS Power Rankings: Messi’s Miami has one hand on Supporters’ Shield

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MLS Power Rankings: Inter Miami Prove They’re the Team to Beat

It’s Monday, and another thrilling week of MLS action has come to a close. As we dive into the latest Power Rankings, it’s clear that Inter Miami are the team to beat. With a star-studded lineup and a solid defense, they’re proving to be the real deal.

Top 5:

  1. Inter Miami: They may have lost another center-back to injury, but Inter Miami’s high-powered attack, led by the in-form Lionel Messi, continues to dominate. A convincing win over Philadelphia on Saturday showcased their capabilities.

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  1. Columbus Crew: Wilfried Nancy’s team may have dropped points in Cincinnati, but their solid defense and creative midfield continue to impress.

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  1. LA Galaxy: The Galaxy may have struggled defensively, but their attacking prowess, led by Jalen Neal and Dénis Bouanga, is a force to be reckoned with.

[Image: LA Galaxy’s logo]

  1. LAFC: Despite a disappointing loss to the Galaxy, LAFC remain a top-four team due to their exceptional attacking talent and solid defense.

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  1. Houston Dynamo: The Dynamo are on a roll, with three wins in their last four matches. Their ability to control games and create scoring chances is impressive.

[Image: Houston Dynamo’s logo]

Risers and Fallers:

  • Nashville SC: After a long drought, Nashville finally secured their first win since June. Their victory over Atlanta United was well-deserved.
  • CF Montréal: A surprise win over Charlotte FC has given Montréal a much-needed boost. Their attacking trio is starting to click.
  • Chicago Fire: Tom Barlow’s goal in his first game back against the New York Red Bulls was a welcome sight for Fire fans.

Laggards:

  • St. Louis City SC: Despite a spirited effort, St. Louis City fell to Minnesota United. They still have work to do to secure a playoff spot.
  • New England Revolution: The Revs are struggling, with a lack of attacking punch and defensive issues plaguing them.
  • San Jose Earthquakes: The Quakes are at the bottom of the table, and their 2-0 loss to the Whitecaps was a humbling experience.

What’s Next?

As the season winds down, teams will be fighting for playoff spots and top-four finishes. Stay tuned for more action-packed matches and analysis. Follow us on all social media platforms for more updates!

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