/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/72037279/1241547030.0.jpg)
The insanity that was Thiago Almada’s stoppage time comeback, game winning brace will be hard to follow up, but the Five Stripes will do so nonetheless (in a calmer fashion, maybe) tonight as they host Toronto FC as their second opponent of the MLS season.
The potential debut of Atlanta’s newest Designated Player Giorgos Giakoumakis, whose visa was approved yesterday, will be the primary talking point of this match. With big and currently empty shoes to fill, fans and coaches alike will be eager to see the impact the Greek striker has to a squad that wasn’t very sharp in front of goal a week ago, save for the spectacular.
The match will stream on Apple TV as a part of MLS’s newly struck exclusive partnership as a part of MLS Season Pass. You can find out more information and how to get access with our handy primer on all things MLS Season Pass.
Before kickoff rolls around, get acquainted with Atlanta’s opponent and everything surrounding the match with our match preview and predicted lineups as well as the Scarves and Spikes Podcast interview with John Molinaro of TFC Republic. After that, jump back over here and into the match thread in the comments below as we take in all the action from the Benz.
Atlanta United’s Lineup:
Your Starting XI for tonight's match vs. @TorontoFC pic.twitter.com/AvJSqJgjNa
— Atlanta United FC (@ATLUTD) March 4, 2023
Toronto FC’s Lineup:
Matchday #2 in ATL
— Toronto FC (@TorontoFC) March 4, 2023
Catch the action with #MLSSeasonPass on the @AppleTV app.#ATLvTOR | #TFCLive
How to Watch:
Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
Kickoff Time: Saturday, March 4th; 7:39 PM ET
Available TV: Apple TV (with MLS Season Pass)
Available Streaming: Apple TV App, https://tv.apple.com/
Available Radio: Star 94.1, La Mejor 1600/1460/1130 AM
This thread will be your match thread. We don’t have many rules here. We just ask that you don’t insult each other personally and treat each other with respect. Debates can get heated and that’s fine, but name-calling and petty insults will get you banned. If you see a comment that you feel is out of line, please report it and it will be dealt with.
Dirty South Soccer has affiliate partnerships. These do not influence editorial content, though Vox Media may earn commissions for products purchased via affiliate links.
Loading comments...