Montreal have won both previous home encounters with Inter Miami and can continue that trend at Stade Saputo this weekend. The Impact are in fine form, picking up 10 points from the last 12 available following Wednesday’s dramatic 2-1 victory at Columbus.
Rejuvenated Toronto are fancied to build on their recent improvement by securing a positive result when visiting Nashville. The hosts have won only one of their last seven matches at GEODIS Park, posting four draws and suffering two losses during that sequence.
Vancouver will be looking to get their home form back on track against Houston. The Whitecaps have lost their last two on home soil, having not lost in six outings there, but the good news is that the Dynamo have been struggling badly on the road this term.
Columbus and Montreal were each involved in goalless stalemates last time out but we’re hoping for more excitement when they meet in midweek. Both teams have scored in three of the last four head-to-head encounters between these sides.
Two in-form sides go head to head when CF Montreal host New York City FC on Sunday. Montreal have won four of their last six matches, while the MLS champions have only tasted defeat in one of their last 16 games.
Vancouver return home following a couple of decent away draws and will look to get back to winning ways when entertaining Chicago. The Whitecaps have secured five of this season’s seven MLS victories at BC Place, while the Fire have lost seven of 10 on the road.
Wayne Rooney will be hoping to see DC United win for the first time since his appointment against Montreal on Sunday. The former England captain has watched from the stands as DC picked up one point from two games since his return to the club as head coach.
Portland Timbers will look to continue their impressive form when they entertain the Vancouver Whitecaps. The hosts are unbeaten in their last five MLS fixtures and have already won against the Whitecaps earlier this season.
It’s the first Canadian Classique of the MLS season on Sunday with both sides looking to return to winning ways. Montreal have lost two on the bounce while Toronto are winless in four, with three defeats and a draw since beating Atlanta at the end of last month.
Cincinnati are becoming a hard team to beat ahead of tonight’s match with Vancouver Whitecaps. Pat Noonan’s side have lost only two of their last 11 matches, drawing four of their previous five, while the Whitecaps’ away form has improved of late.
Toronto will be hoping their recent dominance over Chicago counts for something on Thursday. Bob Bradley’s side are unbeaten in 13 meetings with the Fire, dating back to 2016, but are yet to win in eight attempts on the road this season.
Vancouver will look to continue their impressive home form when entertaining Minnesota this weekend. The Whitecaps have lost only once at BC Place this season and face a United side that are generally proving vulnerable on their travels.
Montreal will be looking to bounce back to top form when they welcome Sporting Kansas City to the Saputo Stadium this weekend. The Impact were hammered 4-0 by Los Angeles Galaxy on Monday night, ending a run of back-to-back wins.
Two struggling sides go head to head when Toronto host San Jose this weekend. Bob Bradley’s side have lost eight of their last 11 MLS games, while the Earthquakes have emerged victorious from only one of their past five matches.