Where is mls cup 2018

The MLS Cup, of course. It would be Atlanta's first trophy in Martino's last game as he's expected to move to coach the Mexico national team. Atlanta star striker Josef Martinez has be destroying the league with his performances since he arrived last season, and he's done more than enough to warrant interest from European clubs. But after one stint in Europe and finding a new home in Atlanta, it looks like he'll stay in the United States for a good while.

So who is going to win MLS Cup? There has to be a winner. The game will play 90 minute of regulation, and if it is tied, they'll play 30 more minutes of extra time. If after an additional 30 minutes the game is still tied, it will go to penalty kicks. You can watch the game online on fuboTV Try for free.

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Portugal vs. USMNT vs. Spain vs. Germany vs. I've heard it before from the other locker room. It was worth the wait. It was special to be in there. I can't wait to party tonight. Portland, who upset the top two seeds in the Western Conference to reach this stage, is the second team seeded fifth to reach the MLS Cup, the lowest to reach the championship game.

The other team to do it was Houston, when the Dynamo did it in For a while, it appeared as if the sports teams of Atlanta and Georgia might be jinxed.

The University of Georgia suffered heartbreak twice this year against the Alabama Crimson Tide in Mercedes-Benz Stadium, squandering leads to lose the College Football Playoff national championship in January and the Southeastern Conference title game last week. The NHL left the city -- twice. And aside from winning their lone title in , the Braves came up short multiple times in the playoffs despite winning a staggering 14 consecutive division titles from While it is well known that professional and college football are popular in the South, it wasn't immediately apparent that another kind of football -- the global one -- would resonate as well.

But it has, and more. Josef Martinez scored Atlanta's first goal of the night. His 35 goals this year, spanning the regular season and postseason, are an MLS record.

The fan base spans multiple ages, races and languages. Atlanta United drew , fans for their 17 home league games, a league record. According to the club, Atlanta United's season average of 53, fans per game -- also tops in MLS -- ranks 17th the world based on the season, ahead of Italy's AC Milan.

But to see it here -- the noise level, the atmosphere, the craziness -- we knew it was going to be special. We're lucky. To be a part of this, to be a part of this city, this team, this organization, the bar has been lifted in so many different ways for Major League Soccer because of Atlanta United. To be a part of it is pretty special. Known as a city of transplants, Atlanta sometimes has had a reputation for not always pulling for the home team in its respective sports.

But Atlanta United has had no trouble from the start in getting support. There's no relegation in MLS -- not that Atlanta ever would have had to worry about that.