Madison Crews breaks down Atlanta United's 2-1 road win over Minnesota United, with goals from Tomás Jacob and Tristan Muyumba keeping the playoff push alive.

Tristan Muyumba's late goal lifted Atlanta United past Minnesota United 2-1 for back-to-back wins, six points from the postseason play-in round.

Tata Martino and Cooper Sanchez preview Atlanta United's trip to Minnesota: Muyumba's new role, Gill's rise, injury updates, and the ongoing DP search.

Madison Crews on Atlanta United's win over the New York Red Bulls, its first match back at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in 99 days, and Adrian Gill's MLS debut.

Fafa Picault and Tristan Muyumba scored second half goals as Atlanta United rallied past Red Bull New York 2-1 at home, ending a long winless run.

Cooper Sánchez stays with Atlanta instead of joining U19 Concacaf camp, Junior Alonso settles in, and Tata Martino explains Alexey's role and his read on Nashville ahead of Charlotte.

Atlanta United drew 1-1 at Orlando City Saturday night despite generating 21 shots to Orlando's 7. The Long View breaks down the six-match xG streak, the Fortune-Miranchuk connection, and what it all means heading into Tuesday's US Open Cup quarterfinal.

Tata Martino, Tomás Jacób, Manu Latte Lath, and Luke Brennan address the 70-minute problem, the Orlando doubleheader, and the weight of the MLS salary list ahead of a critical week for Atlanta United.

Atlanta United dominated territory against LA Galaxy but never controlled the result. A full tactical breakdown of the 2-1 loss, including the disallowed Berrocal goal, Gabriel Pec's five-minute takeover, and what the winning streak's trade-off finally cost them.

That is not how you want to leave Mercedes-Benz Stadium before a long road stretch. Atlanta United fell to LA Galaxy 2-1 at home on Saturday, and it was a match that felt like it had layers to it. The first half started well. Atlanta was doing good things. And then the referee became the story for a while, and that changed the feel of the game in a way that was hard to shake. The referee Fotis Bazakos was a main character on Saturday night at the Benz. (photo: Vanessa Angel f

Atlanta controlled less of the game than the scoreline suggests. What they controlled was the right part of it. Before the first ball was kicked Saturday night, the tactical shape of the match was already clear. Montréal under interim head coach Philippe Eullaffroy had simplified considerably from what Marco Donadel was attempting earlier in the season. The idea was pragmatic: sit compact, surrender possession voluntarily, defend with numbers, and punish Atlanta in transition

Atlanta United needed to keep stacking wins after the Toronto result and the Open Cup. And tonight, against Montréal, they did exactly that. Three goals, three points, and a performance that felt like more than just a result. It was a weird start, though. I have to be honest about that. Montréal scored in the sixth minute, and it came off a giveaway. Atlanta was too slow building out of the back, and Montréal does not press high unless they absolutely have to. Atlanta got cau

Tata Martino reflects on Atlanta United's road win in Toronto, explains why he trusts his academy midfielders averaging 20 years old, and Tristan Muyumba talks goal, the six position, and a baby on the way.

Atlanta United won 2-1 at Toronto without Miguel Almirón, overcoming a disallowed goal and an injury to Cayman Togashi. The Long View breaks down how the midfield finally arrived, why the second goal was proof of a season-long process, and what it means for where this team is headed.

Atlanta United picks up a 2-1 road win over Toronto FC. Madison Crews breaks down the second half performance, the homegrown standouts, and what it means heading into the Open Cup.

Alexey Miranchuk's free kick and a Tristan Muyumba strike give Atlanta United a 2-1 road win at Toronto FC, snapping a four-match losing streak.

Atlanta United held 55% possession and completed 535 passes against Nashville SC but created zero big chances. The Long View breaks down the xG gap, the compactness numbers, and why this loss was more than a bad night.