The Philadelphia Union’s 2016 season will begin on March 6 but Philly soccer fans will have to wait for their team to play at home.  

Major League Soccer announced last week that the 2016 Regular Season will begin with what they are calling “a record 10 matches” on day one. The Union will start the season against FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. The newly renamed Talen Energy Stadium will see the first game of the season against New England Revolution on March 20. The Union finished 9th in the Eastern Conference and 18th in the overall table for the 2015 season.

Below is a list of the games announced by MLS last week:

Sunday, March 6 - WEEK 1

• 1:30 pm ET – NY Red Bulls vs. Toronto FC (Red Bull Arena) – TSN
• 2 pm ET – Orlando vs. Real Salt Lake (Orlando Citrus Bowl)
• 2 pm ET – Chicago vs. NYCFC (Toyota Park)
• 3 pm ET – FC Dallas vs. Philadelphia (Toyota Stadium)
• 3 pm ET – Houston vs. New England (BBVA Compass Stadium)
• 3 pm ET – San Jose vs. Colorado (Avaya Stadium)
• 4:30 pm ET – Portland vs. Columbus (Providence Park) – ESPN / ESPN Deportes
• 5:30 pm ET – Vancouver vs. Montreal (BC Place) – TSN and RDS
• 7 pm ET – Seattle vs. Sporting KC (CenturyLink Field)– FS1 / FOX Deportes
• 10 pm ET – LA Galaxy vs. D.C. United (StubHub Center) - UniMas

Saturday, March 12 - WEEK 2

• New England vs. D.C. United (Gillette Stadium)
• Columbus vs. Philadelphia (MAPFRE Stadium)
• Colorado vs. LA Galaxy (Dick’s Sporting Goods Park)
• Sporting KC vs. Vancouver (Children’s Mercy Park)
• Real Salt Lake vs. Seattle (Rio Tinto Stadium)
• Montreal vs. NY Red Bulls (Olympic Stadium)

Sunday, March 13 - WEEK 2

• NYCFC vs. Toronto FC (Yankee Stadium)

Saturday, March 19 - WEEK 3

• D.C. United vs. Colorado (RFK Stadium)

Sunday, March 20 - WEEK 3

• Philadelphia vs. New England (Talen Energy Stadium)

Saturday, May 7 - WEEK 12

• Toronto FC vs. FC Dallas (BMO Field)