MLS standings today (Oct 19, 2025): conference tables and Supporters’ Shield race

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MLS standings today (Oct 19, 2025): conference tables and Supporters’ Shield race

Below are the latest MLS standings as of Sunday, Oct 19, 2025. Numbers can shift on matchdays when live results update, so treat this as a snapshot.

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Eastern Conference

  1. Philadelphia Union — 66 pts (20-6-8)

  2. FC Cincinnati — 65 (20-5-9)

  3. Inter Miami CF — 63 (18-9-7)

  4. Charlotte FC — 59 (19-2-13)

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  5. NYCFC — 57 (17-6-11)

  6. Nashville SC — 55 (16-7-11)

  7. Orlando City — 53 (14-11-9)

  8. Chicago Fire — 52 (15-7-12)

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  9. Columbus Crew — 52 (13-13-8)

  10. New York Red Bulls — 44 (12-8-14)

  11. New England Revolution — 38 (10-8-16)

  12. Toronto FC — 32 (6-14-14)

  13. Atlanta United — 30 (6-12-16)

  14. CF Montréal — 28 (6-10-18)

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  15. D.C. United — 25 (5-10-19)

Western Conference

  1. Vancouver Whitecaps — 63 pts (18-9-6)

  2. San Diego FC — 60 (18-6-9)

  3. LAFC — 59 (17-8-8)

  4. Minnesota United — 58 (16-10-7)

  5. Seattle Sounders — 53 (14-11-9)

  6. Austin FC — 47 (13-8-12)

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  7. Portland Timbers — 44 (11-11-11)

  8. FC Dallas — 41 (10-11-12)

  9. Real Salt Lake — 40 (12-4-17)

  10. Colorado Rapids — 40 (11-7-15)

  11. San Jose Earthquakes — 38 (10-8-15)

  12. Houston Dynamo — 36 (9-9-15)

  13. St. Louis City SC — 31 (8-7-18)

  14. Sporting Kansas City — 27 (7-6-20)

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Supporters’ Shield (overall top five)

  1. Philadelphia Union — 66 pts

  2. FC Cincinnati — 65

  3. Vancouver Whitecaps — 63

  4. Inter Miami CF — 63 (behind on tiebreakers)

  5. Charlotte FC — 59

Tip: If you want live updates (auto-refreshing during games) or the playoff bracket once all Decision Day results lock, say the word and I’ll post the fresh tables.

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