European Champions League dominates the midweek. Houston and D.C. United face Mexican opponents in the CONCACAF Champions League. FC Dallas hosts San Jose in MLS's Thursday night game. The MLS playoff race continues to heat up with a full slate of matches this weekend. The Mexican league's weekend matches and Gol TV's weekend schedule will appear in Friday's Soccer on TV e-letter.(All times Eastern unless noted. TV programming is always subject to change. Check your local listings.)

Weekend action starts Friday with men's college ball. The MLS slate includes a clash between the league's top two teams: New England and Columbus. International games include the Mexico's Guadalajara derby while Spain powers Real Madrid and Barcelona feature in back-to-back games on Gol TV.

The Concacaf Champions League, including MLS champ Houston's game in Panama on Tuesday, continues in the midweek. The MLS playoff race heats up with Chicago hosting Los Angeles in MLS' Thursday night game and continues with several weekend games.

>Weekend action starts Friday with USL and men's college games on Fox Soccer Channel. There are four MLS games on Saturday -- including a Los Angeles-D.C. United clash -- and one on Sunday. European league action includes the EPL's Chelsea-Man U clash.

CONCACAF Champions League, European Champions League and UEFA Cup games take place in the midweek. Columbus hosts New York in MLS's Thursday night match.

Weekend action starts Friday evening with USL and men's college games. European leagues return to action after last weekend's break for World Cup qualifying. There are five MLS games on Saturday and one on Sunday.

World Cup 2010 Qualifiers highlight the midweek. The USA takes on Trinidad & Tobago on ESPN2 and Galavision on Wednesday night. New England hosts Chivas USA in Thursday's MLS night match up. European leagues return to action on the weekend.

The weekend schedule is dominated by World Cup 2010 qualifying. Games from Concacaf (notably Cuba-USA), Europe, South America and Asia will be available on cable and pay-per-view.