Earthquakes Fall 3-1 at Minnesota After Leading at Halftime ▶
San Jose led 1-0 at the break, then allowed three second-half goals, the last in stoppage time, at Allianz Field.
| Round One (best of 3) | |
|---|---|
| 1. Vancouver | vs Wild Card winner (8. Seattle / 9. Salt Lake) |
| 2. Dallas | vs 7. Portland |
| 3. St. Louis | vs 6. LAFC |
| 4. San Jose | vs 5. Houston |
| Wild Card (one match) | 8. Seattle vs 9. Salt Lake |
Final Western Conference seeding.
The top nine teams in each conference make the playoffs. Seeds 1 through 7 go straight to Round One, a best-of-three series where the higher seed hosts Games 1 and 3. Seeds 8 and 9 play a single Wild Card match, and the winner faces the 1 seed. Round One pairs 1 vs. the Wild Card winner, 2 vs. 7, 3 vs. 6 and 4 vs. 5. After that, the conference semifinals, conference finals and MLS Cup are single matches.
There are no draws in the playoffs. In Round One, a match that's level after 90 minutes goes straight to a penalty shootout, with no extra time, and the shootout winner takes that game. In every other round, a level match gets 30 minutes of extra time, then penalties.
Where to watch: MLS matches stream on Apple TV (MLS Season Pass); some national matches also air on TV. Channels for each match are listed above once announced.
San Jose led 1-0 at the break, then allowed three second-half goals, the last in stoppage time, at Allianz Field.
San Jose squandered a lopsided shot advantage, drawing 2-2 with Colorado despite racing to 17 shots on the day.
A scoreless game turned into a blowout in the final 10 minutes as Petar Musa and Santiago Moreno buried San Jose late at Toyota Stadium.
San Jose outshot Nashville 14-6 at PayPal Park, but only 2 of those shots hit the target, and it left with a point instead of three.
Times Eastern. Updated daily.