On April 18, 2026, the Seattle Sounders will host St. Louis City SC at Lumen Field in Seattle, kicking off at 6:30 PM PT. This matchup is particularly significant as it marks another chapter in a series where the Sounders have historically dominated.
In their first meeting earlier this season, Seattle edged out St. Louis with a narrow 1-0 victory. This win added to the Sounders’ impressive historical record of 6-1-0 against St. Louis City, showcasing their strength in this matchup.
Currently, the Sounders are enjoying a solid start to the league with a record of 4-1-1. They’ve averaged one goal per game, reflecting both their offensive capabilities and defensive prowess. Meanwhile, St. Louis City has had a mixed bag of results recently, holding a record of 2-1-2 in their last five matches across all competitions.
In their last outing, St. Louis managed a 1-1 draw against FC Dallas but found success earlier in the U.S. Open Cup with a commanding 4-0 win over FC Tulsa. Still, they face challenges on the road; they have lost 13 of their last 19 away games, which doesn’t bode well as they prepare to face a formidable opponent like Seattle.
The Sounders are riding high after winning their last two games against St. Louis City and securing four consecutive home victories. Their last league match saw them defeat Houston Dynamo by a score of 1-0, further solidifying their confidence heading into this clash.
As fans gear up for this exciting encounter, many are hopeful for an engaging match that could see both teams showcase their strengths. The match will be streamed live on Apple TV, allowing supporters from both cities to tune in and cheer for their teams.
With such contrasting records—Seattle’s strong home performance versus St. Louis’s struggles on the road—the stakes are high for this match-up. It will be interesting to see if St. Louis can turn the tide and make an impact against a team that has historically been tough to beat.
As the date approaches, excitement builds within both fan bases. For many supporters in Seattle and St. Louis alike, this game represents more than just points on a table; it’s about pride and proving oneself against a rival.
