The stars showed up in Major League Soccer this weekend. From Robert Lewandowski scoring a brace in his home debut with the Chicago Fire to Luis Suárez continuing his stellar form with Inter Miami and Son Heung-min trading goals with Thomas Müller in LAFC’s visit to the Vancouver Whitecaps, it was the perfect weekend for the nostalgic soccer fan in the States. Even Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul made their return to action in South Florida.With the 2026 Leagues Cup now looming for 18 MLS clubs, here’s how all 30 stack up in the latest edition of Sports Illustrated’s MLS Power Rankings. MLS Power Rankings Matchday 19: Clubs 30–1130. Atlanta United (Previous: 30)29. Sporting Kansas City (Previous: 29)28. Austin FC (Previous: 26)27. CF Montréal (Previous: 27)26. Colorado Rapids (Previous: 28)25. Toronto FC (Previous: 24)24. St. Louis CITY SC (Previous: 23)23. Philadelphia Union (Previous: 25)22. Orlando City (Previous: 21)21. D.C. United (Previous: 22)20. San Diego FC (Previous: 20)19. L.A. Galaxy (Previous: 19)18. Columbus Crew (Previous: 17)17. Red Bull New York (Previous: 18)16. Seattle Sounders (Previous: 12)15. Minnesota United (Previous: 15)14. FC Dallas (Previous: 14)13. Charlotte FC (Previous: 11)12. Portland Timbers (Previous: 16)11. Houston Dynamo (Previous: 14)10. Real Salt Lake (Previous: 10) 🤝— Major League Soccer (@MLS) August 2, 2026Take a bow, Saba Lobjanidze. It wasn’t a win for Real Salt Lake, but the 1–1 draw with St. Louis CITY SC brought some impressive moments, notably a backheel flick from Lobjanidze on Sergi Solans’s goal, which proved enough for RSL to secure a point on the road. Outside of that standout highlight, it was a bit of a confusing night for the Claret and Cobalt, as they switched to a 3-4-1-2, changing up their front-three setup, which failed to make a significant cohesive impact. The night ended with RSL’s less present midfield amassing just 33% possession, and the team trailing St. Louis 20 to nine on shots.9. New England Revolution (Previous: 8) 📉