Lorenzo Insigne and Federico Bernardeschi will be looking to inspire Toronto again when they host Los Angeles Galaxy. The Italians have starred for Bob Bradley’s side since their arrival in July, helping turn the Canadian outfit’s form around after a dismal run.
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Montreal Impact have a task on their hands to continue their impressive form when they face New York Red Bulls. The Impact are unbeaten in eight matches while the Red Bulls have finally found some consistency and are strong on the road.
CF Montreal will bid to continue their impressive away form when they visit Chicago Fire. The Impact have won their previous three on the road and face a Fire outfit that have not tasted victory in their last two at Soldier Field.
Nashville will find it tough when they return to the road against Vancouver Whitecaps. Gary Smith’s side took three points from a run of three consecutive home outings and face a Whitecaps side who are strong at home.
Toronto will be looking to bounce back when they travel to Charlotte on Sunday. Bob Bradley’s side’s mini revival ended in Miami at the weekend while Charlotte have struggled recently.
Real Salt Lake will be seeking revenge for a heart-breaking 2-1 loss in Vancouver a couple of months ago, when going down to a stoppage-time penalty. A change in venue will help as RSL have been strong at home this term while the Whitecaps do not have a good away record.
Inter Miami and Toronto have both put together a solid set of results and a close encounter is anticipated at DRV PNK Stadium. The hosts have gone four games without defeat while the resurgent Reds are on a five-match unbeaten run which has pushed them up the table.
Montreal have lost their last six head-to-head meetings with New England but look a different team this season and are tipped to buck that trend. Wilfried Nancy’s side are flying high in second place in the Eastern Conference, nine points ahead of the Revolution, who are sixth.
Toronto and New England both have some good recent form behind them ahead of their midweek clash in Canada. Bob Bradley’s side ended a dismal run with three wins and a draw from their last four outings, while the Revolution have taken eight points from a possible 12.
Vancouver Whitecaps will be hoping to bounce back at home when they face Colorado Rapids. The Whitecaps were hammered 5-2 by Los Angeles Galaxy over the weekend, but are strong at BC Place this season and the Rapids are struggling on the road.
Vancouver have a decent record when visiting LA Galaxy and will travel to Dignity Health Sports Park in good spirits this weekend. The Whitecaps have lost only one of the last four renewals of this fixture and their overall away record versus the Galaxy is a solid 4-3-2.
Montreal travel to Houston on a five-match unbeaten run and can take heart from having won on three of their last four MLS road trips. The Dynamo are reeling from a hat-trick of defeats and have only picked up one point from their last three fixtures at PNC Stadium.
Toronto’s resurgence has seen them pick up seven points out of nine and Portland may find it hard to halt the Reds’ momentum at BMO Field. Admittedly, the Timbers are on a 10-match unbeaten run but after three straight draws, the feeling is they are now due a defeat.