Match Preview: Atlanta United hosts LAFC in Saturday evening matchup 

First Touches

• Atlanta United will wear the Resurgens Kit | See the colors and learn the story
• Both Atlanta United and LAFC are sitting on 99 regular season wins. How Atlanta United wins the battle for win No. 100
• After two MLS matches on the road, against FC Cincinnati and Nashville SC, the 5-Stripes are back home for the last match of May at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
• After a midweek match against Charleston Battery, Atlanta United advanced to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open Cup.
• See who's in and who's out for the match | View the Availability Report presented by Peidmont

Match Details

• Date: Saturday, May 25
• Kickoff time: 7:30 p.m.
• Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Attending the match at Mercedes-Benz Stadium? View our detailed timeline and things to do before kickoff

How to watch, listen, and live stream Atlanta United vs. LAFC

• TV: Watch on the MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.
• Listen: Local radio 92.9 The Game (English) and La Mejor (Spanish).
• Live Stream: Stream on MLS Season Pass on the Apple TV app or visit https://tv.apple.com/
• Follow along: Follow the match with real-time stats and live-play-by-play on our Matchday Hub page.

Series History and Last Meeting

Atlanta United and Los Angeles FC have only played each other four times. Atlanta has a record of 2-1-1 against Los Angeles. The last meeting between the two clubs ended in a scoreless draw. Atlanta goalkeeper, Brad Guzan, made several big saves throughout the last match to record his 50^th clean sheet with the club.

Recent Form

The comeback draw against Nashville SC was seen as a positive step in the right direction for the 5-Stripes after a stretch of rough play. Up until that draw, they had lost their last three games in MLS play. LAFC have won four of their last five matches; two of those wins were in the Open Cup. Like Atlanta, LAFC is also coming off a midweek match. On Tuesday, they beat Loudoun United 3-0 to advance to the quarterfinals of the Cup.

Players to Watch

Caleb Wiley (Atlanta United) – Five Atlanta homegrowns have logged minutes in MLS play for the club - Caleb Wiley is one of those players. He has taken a more defensive role this season as his responsibility on Atlanta’s backline has grown. Wiley can still get forward and push the offensive when need be; his scoring touch was on full display when he scored a long-range goal against Philadelphia Union earlier this season.

Timothy Tillman (LAFC) – Los Angeles’s midfield is a strong suit of their team. German born Timothy Tillman makes up a large part of that solid structure on both sides of the ball. He has played 13 games this season and has accumulated four goals and four assists.