Unless the Independent Supporters Council decides to cancel it, the 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs are here. It promises to be a dramatic and unpredictable road to Toronto versus Seattle in the final on December 12, but we’re here to restore your faith in the media like a tried and trusted pollster with our MLS Cup playoff predictions.

2020 MLS Playoffs Preview

(8) New England Revolution vs. (9) Montreal Impact 

Friday, Nov. 20 | 6:30 p.m. ET | FS1

Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez has had a season to forget with the Los Angeles Galaxy. The man who was expected to fill the massive boots that Zlatan Ibrahimovic left behind has tossed said boots to the side and put on some flip-flops with socks still on instead.

Describing Chicharito’s performances this season as underwhelming is a massive understatement. Mexico’s all-time leading goal scorer had a major flop of a season. He only made 11 appearances and scored his second goal on Wednesday night in the Galaxy’s second-to-last game of the season against the Seattle Sounders. 

Fulton County Elections Director Richard Barron has been a major focus of the nation this week. As eyes converge on Atlanta votes coming in to see if Georgia flips from red to blue in the U.S. presidential election, Barron has appeared on TV to explain the process to media such as CNN.

And he’s done so with some soccer paraphernalia adorned around his neck.

La Liga de Campeones de CONCACAF (CCL) podría no ser la batalla de peso pesado que es la Liga de Campeones de la UEFA (UCL). Pero una cosa es segura que la CCL puede causar algunos enfrentamientos interesantes y momentos dramáticos de alto riesgo.

Desde la fundación de la CCL, la mayoría de los campeones han sido equipos de la Liga MX, pero eso no significa que no hayan ganado la carrera por su dinero. La Liga de Campeones fue la sucesora de la Copa de Campeones por lo que en esta lista solo nos centraremos en los partidos de la Liga de Campeones.