Atlanta United and the Philadelphia Union played to a 1-1 draw at Subaru Park, with Saba Lobjanidze equalizing for Atlanta in the 72nd minute after Nathan Harriel had given the Union a lead in the 61st. The match marked the Union's third consecutive unbeaten game and was characterized by Philadelphia's strong possession and early dominance, despite having two goals disallowed for offside. Harriel's goal was significant as it made Kai Wagner the club’s all-time assists leader in MLS history with 51 assists. Both teams are vying for improved standings in the Eastern Conference, with Philadelphia currently in ninth and Atlanta in eleventh place. The result reflects Atlanta's ongoing struggle to secure victories, having only won two of their last ten matches. The draw leaves the Union ahead of Atlanta by three points as they both approach the conclusion of the regular season.