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Expect Orlando City and St. Louis City to be two of the teams with something to play for next weekend.

Major League Soccer's playoff picture shifted significantly during Saturday's matches ahead of Decision Day. Charlotte secured a top-five finish after defeating Orlando City 4-0, leaving Orlando's postseason fate uncertain pending Sunday's results. Meanwhile, New York City FC was officially eliminated from playoff contention following a 1-1 draw against CF Montreal, where Daniel Rios scored a stoppage-time equalizer after Andres Perea's first-half opener.
Elsewhere, Cavan Sullivan returned to action for Philadelphia Union as a 59th-minute substitute, but the Union fell 1-0 to FC Cincinnati. St. Louis City also suffered a setback in their bid for Western Conference seeding, losing 1-0 to San Diego as Damion Downs made a late appearance off the bench.
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