MLS 2026 scoreboard for OBS with the new MLS 2026 design, available now

Yes. The new MLS 2026 scoreboard from OverlayOn is available now and drops into OBS Studio as one URL in a browser source. Its horizontal design is inspired by the competition’s broadcast scoreboards. It is a manual scoreboard: the streamer types both team names (20 characters max each), picks their colors, and keeps the score and runs the clock from the editor or a Stream Deck. It is included in the Creator plan ($12/month).

No. The MLS scoreboard from OverlayOn is manual: the streamer updates the score and runs the clock from the editor, the Elgato Stream Deck plugin, or the web Stream Deck, which is why it sits in a cheaper plan (Creator plan, $12/month). The available actions are goals ±, play, pause, and reset. If you want the data to come in on its own, OverlayOn has a separate template, Soccer Pro, with its own generic design and a fixture picker: you pick the MLS match and the teams come in with their real crests, goals, cards, lineups, standings, and statistics in real time (Producer plan, $30/month).

To add the OverlayOn MLS scoreboard to OBS Studio, open the MLS template in the OverlayOn editor, type both team names, copy the overlay URL, and paste it as a browser source in your scene. No plugins need to be installed, and the flow is identical in Streamlabs, vMix, XSplit, and Wirecast.

The MLS 2026 scoreboard from OverlayOn does not include the league emblem or each club’s crest: on screen you see the two names the streamer types (20 characters max), the score, and the clock, in the colors picked for each team. The real crests of the 30 MLS clubs come with Soccer Pro, the separate Producer plan template ($30/month) that loads the match data in real time.

OverlayOn cannot offer legal advice. The template is inspired by the layout of MLS 2026 broadcast scoreboards, but it does not include the league emblem or its clubs’ crests. OverlayOn is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Major League Soccer. Using the overlay on your stream is your responsibility: review the competition’s rules and your streaming platform’s policies, especially if your broadcast is commercial or monetized.

The 2026 MLS regular season ends on 7 November 2026 and continues with the MLS Cup playoffs. In 2027 MLS plays a short campaign called the Sprint Season, in which each team plays 14 regular-season matches from February to April 2027; the playoffs and the 2027 MLS Cup follow in May 2027, and in July 2027 the league launches its summer-to-spring calendar. The MLS scoreboard from OverlayOn works the same for any of those matches, because you build each fixture by typing both team names and picking their colors.

Yes. The MLS scoreboard from OverlayOn is a browser source in your broadcasting software, so it shows up on any platform where you stream — Twitch, YouTube, Kick, or TikTok. For an MLS watch party you can put your webcam or a chat layout in the scene with the scoreboard on top, and react to the match with your community or your Discord channel while you keep the score and run the clock from your Stream Deck.

The MLS scoreboard from OverlayOn is included in the Creator plan ($12/month), and you can build the overlay and preview it in the editor before subscribing. Soccer Pro, the separate template with real-time MLS data, is in the Producer plan ($30/month). You can cancel anytime.