Callum Dent 
Scotland need a win to get their Nations League campaign back on track but they will have to improve on their most recent showing after they were booed off the pitch against the Republic of Ireland. Steve Clarke’s side were all over the place in Dublin at the weekend.
Seattle Sounders will look to continue their dominance against Vancouver Whitecaps on Tuesday. The Sounders are unbeaten in 14 meetings with the Whitecaps, winning nine, and are firm favourites to prevail once again at Lumen Field.
Cincinnati will look to continue their impressive recent away form when they travel to Montreal on Sunday. Pat Noonan’s side have won their last three on the road and face an Impact team who have lost their last two MLS fixtures.
Vancouver and Toronto are each looking for a response when they go head to head on Sunday. The Canadian sides are in poor form, having both lost their last three matches, but home advantage could help the Whitecaps to come out on top at BC Place.
In-form Montreal will be gunning for revenge when they host Orlando City on Saturday. The Impact started the season with a 2-0 defeat in Orlando, the first of three consecutive losses, but are a different prospect now having chalked up a club-record six-game unbeaten run.
Toronto will be hoping a return home can start another unbeaten run when they host Cincinnati. Bob Bradley’s side suffered their first defeat in five matches on Sunday, losing to New York City, but are in impressive form at the BMO Field this season.
Montreal and Atlanta are in contrasting form heading into their clash at Saputo Stadium on Saturday. The Impact are unbeaten in their last five matches while United have not won in three.
Philadelphia will look to start another winning streak when they host Montreal on Saturday. The Eastern Conference leaders won five matches in a row before a defeat in Toronto last time out.
Toronto travel to the Big Apple looking to do the double over New York City. Bob Bradley’s side claimed a 2-1 home win over the MLS Cup champions at the start of this month in Canada.
Philadelphia Union will be aiming to continue their unbeaten start to the MLS season when they travel to Toronto. Jim Curtin’s side are sitting pretty at the top of the Eastern Conference after five wins and a draw while Toronto’s form has also picked up in recent games.
Toronto will aim to continue their recent resurgence under Bob Bradley when they travel to Real Salt Lake on Saturday. The Canadian side have won back-to-back games after starting the season with a three-match winless run, while Real Salt Lake have begun well at home this term.
Bayern Munich have it all to do to reach the Champions League semi-finals. The German champions lost 1-0 to Villarreal after an early goal from Arnaut Danjuma. However, Julian Nagelsmann’s side have a strong record in front of their own fans at Allianz Arena.
The new MLS season kicks off on February 26 – the earliest start date in its history due to the 2022 World Cup later this year. New York City FC won their first MLS Cup last season after beating Portland Timbers on penalties, but three teams are fancied to take their title.
Antonio Conte takes charge of Tottenham for the first time at home in the Premier League when Leeds visit on Sunday. The Italian saw his side claim a goalless draw at Everton last weekend, the same day as Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds team secured an encouraging point at home to Leicester.