INTER&Co Stadium, Orlando, FL

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

The latest chapter of the Southern rivalry arrives Saturday night as Atlanta United travel south to face Orlando City SC in a matchup between two clubs desperate to climb out of the Eastern Conference basement. Both teams have struggled mightily through the first third of the season, combining for just 7 wins in 26 matches, and both enter this contest needing points to stabilize their campaigns. Atlanta’s defensive issues and inconsistent finishing collide with an Orlando side that has been equally volatile, especially at home. Rivalry intensity, tactical unpredictability, and two teams fighting for identity make this one of the weekend’s most intriguing fixtures.

VENUE — INTER&Co STADIUM

Location: Orlando, Florida

Capacity: 25,500

Surface: Natural grass

Pitch Profile: Fast, wide surface ideal for wing play

Home Advantage: Orlando typically strong in night matches, though 2026 form has been shaky

WEATHER REPORT — ORLANDO, FL

Forecast at Kickoff:

Temperature: 78°F

Wind: 6–10 mph from the southeast

Humidity: 72%

Chance of Rain: 15%

Conditions: Warm, humid, slightly breezy — typical Orlando spring conditions

Weather should favor high‑tempo play and could test squad fitness late.

INJURY REPORT

Atlanta United FC

Giorgos Giakoumakis — Questionable (hamstring) Game‑time decision; Atlanta’s most important striker.

Thiago Almada — Probable (ankle) Expected to play; Atlanta’s creative engine.

Saba Lobjanidze — Out (knee) Removes pace and width from the attack.

Miles Robinson — Out (calf) Major loss to defensive stability.

Orlando City SC

Facundo Torres — Probable (shoulder) Expected to start; Orlando’s top attacking threat.

Duncan McGuire — Questionable (ankle) Game‑time decision; key finisher.

Robin Jansson — Out (foot) Weakens Orlando’s back‑line leadership.

Wilder Cartagena — Probable (illness) Expected to return in midfield.

TEAM RECORDS & FORM

Atlanta United (3–8–1)

Last 5 Matches: L–L–W–L–L

Goals For: 14

Goals Against: 22

Trend: Defensive breakdowns, inconsistent finishing, midfield lacking control

Identity: Possession‑leaning but vulnerable in transition

Orlando City SC (4–8–1)

Last 5 Matches: L–W–L–L–W

Goals For: 15

Goals Against: 21

Trend: Inconsistent attack, defensive lapses, strong individual moments

Identity: Wide play, counterattacks, Torres‑centric creativity

RECENT TEAM FORM NOTES

Atlanta United

Almada carrying the creative load

Defense conceding too many high‑quality chances

Attack stagnant without Giakoumakis

Orlando City

Torres in strong form

McGuire’s fitness crucial to finishing chances

Defense vulnerable on set pieces and crosses

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Thiago Almada (ATL) vs. Wilder Cartagena (ORL)

Almada’s ability to break lines vs. Cartagena’s ball‑winning and positioning. Edge: Atlanta

2. Facundo Torres (ORL) vs. Atlanta Fullbacks

Torres’ creativity and 1v1 ability are Orlando’s biggest weapon. Edge: Orlando

3. Duncan McGuire (if active) vs. Atlanta Center‑Backs

McGuire’s movement and finishing vs. an Atlanta back line missing Robinson. Edge: Orlando

4. Giakoumakis (if active) vs. Orlando Back Line

If he plays, his physicality and finishing change Atlanta’s entire attack. Edge: Even (fitness‑dependent)

SERIES HISTORY

2025 Season: Teams split 1–1

Last 10 Meetings: Even, 4–4–2

At INTER&Co Stadium: Orlando unbeaten in last 3 vs. Atlanta

This rivalry has been balanced but leans slightly toward Orlando at home.

BETTING TRENDS

Atlanta United

1–4 in last 5

Overs hit in 4 of last 6

Conceded 2+ goals in 5 of last 7

Orlando City SC

2–3 in last 5

Overs hit in 3 of last 4

Scored in 7 of last 9 home matches

Matchup Trends

Both teams have scored in 6 of last 8 meetings

Orlando unbeaten in last 3 home matches vs. Atlanta

Atlanta struggling defensively on the road

MATCH ODDS

Atlanta United FC            + 205

Orlando City SC                + 105

Draw                                     + 275

Over 3.5 + 130                  Under 3.5 – 165

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 15, 2026

Red Bull Arena, Harrison, NJ

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

The Hudson River Derby returns with both clubs sitting on identical records, identical points, and nearly identical statistical profiles. NYCFC and the Red Bulls enter this rivalry clash level on the table, level in form, and level in expectation — but the underlying narratives are very different. NYCFC arrive with improved attacking cohesion and a more stable defensive shape, while the Red Bulls continue to lean on their trademark high press, vertical transitions, and physicality. These matches are always intense, emotional, and often chaotic — and with both teams fighting for Eastern Conference positioning, this edition should be no different.

VENUE — RED BULL ARENA

Location: Harrison, New Jersey

Capacity: 25,000

Surface: Natural grass

Pitch Profile: Fast, narrow, ideal for pressing and direct play

Home Advantage: One of MLS’s strongest rivalry atmospheres

Expect a loud, hostile environment — especially with both clubs level in the standings.

WEATHER REPORT — HARRISON, NJ

Forecast at Kickoff:

Temperature: 66°F

Wind: 6–9 mph from the west

Humidity: 57%

Chance of Rain: <10%

Conditions: Mild, breezy — perfect derby weather

Weather should not hinder either team’s tactical approach.

INJURY REPORT

New York City FC

Talles Magno — Probable (ankle) Expected to play; key to NYCFC’s attacking fluidity.

Keaton Parks — Questionable (groin) Game‑time decision; essential to midfield control.

Thiago Martins — Out (knee) Major loss to defensive leadership.

Malte Amundsen — Probable (illness) Expected to return at left back.

New York Red Bulls

Lewis Morgan — Probable (hamstring) Expected to start; RBNY’s most dangerous finisher.

Emil Forsberg — Questionable (hip) Game‑time decision; crucial to Red Bulls’ chance creation.

John Tolkin — Out (ankle) Significant loss at left back and set‑piece delivery.

Andrés Reyes — Probable (shoulder) Expected to anchor the back line.

TEAM RECORDS & FORM

New York City FC (5–5–3)

Last 5 Matches: W–D–L–W–D

Goals For: 17

Goals Against: 16

Trend: Improved defensive structure, more consistent buildup play

Identity: Possession‑oriented, fluid attacking rotations, patient buildup

New York Red Bulls (5–5–3)

Last 5 Matches: L–W–D–L–W

Goals For: 18

Goals Against: 19

Trend: Inconsistent but dangerous in transition, press remains elite

Identity: High press, verticality, physical duels

RECENT TEAM FORM NOTES

NYCFC

Midfield control improving

Magno + Rodríguez combination producing chances

Defense still vulnerable on set pieces

Red Bulls

Morgan in strong scoring form

Pressing intensity high but inconsistent

Missing Tolkin weakens left‑side balance

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Lewis Morgan (RBNY) vs. NYCFC Back Line

Morgan’s movement and finishing are the Red Bulls’ biggest threat. Edge: Red Bulls

2. Talles Magno (NYCFC) vs. RBNY Right Side

Magno’s ability to drift inside and create overloads can break the press. Edge: NYCFC

3. Santiago Rodríguez (NYCFC) vs. Daniel Edelman (RBNY)

Rodríguez’s creativity vs. Edelman’s ball‑winning and pressing. Edge: Even

4. Emil Forsberg (if active) vs. NYCFC Midfield

Forsberg’s passing can unlock NYCFC’s defensive shape. Edge: Red Bulls (if he plays)

SERIES HISTORY

2025 Season: NYCFC won 2–1 at Yankee Stadium; Red Bulls won 1–0 at Red Bull Arena

Last 10 Meetings: Even, 5–5

At Red Bull Arena: Red Bulls have won 4 of last 6

This rivalry is historically balanced but leans toward RBNY at home.

BETTING TRENDS

NYCFC

3–1–1 in last 5

Unders hit in 4 of last 6

Scored in 7 of last 8 matches

Red Bulls

2–3–0 in last 5

Overs hit in 4 of last 6

Conceded 2+ goals in 3 of last 5

Matchup Trends

Home team has won 5 of last 7 derbies

Both teams have scored in 6 of last 10

Red Bulls have scored first in 4 of last 5 at home vs. NYCFC

MATCH ODDS

New York City FC              + 150

New York Red Bulls         + 150

Draw                                     + 260

Over 3.5 + 140                  Under 3.5 – 175

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 15, 2026

Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

Two Eastern Conference contenders meet Saturday night in Foxborough as Minnesota United FC, one of the league’s most balanced and in‑form teams, travel to face a New England Revolution side that has rediscovered its identity after a shaky start. With both clubs sitting inside the playoff line and separated by just one point, this matchup carries early‑season significance. Minnesota’s counterattacking efficiency meets New England’s possession‑heavy, high‑tempo approach — a stylistic clash that has produced tight, tactical matches in recent years.

VENUE — GILLETTE STADIUM

Location: Foxborough, Massachusetts

Capacity: 20,000 (soccer configuration)

Surface: Artificial turf

Pitch Profile: Fast surface, favors vertical play and quick transitions

Home Advantage: New England historically strong at home, especially in spring months

WEATHER REPORT — FOXBOROUGH, MA

Forecast at Kickoff:

Temperature: 61°F

Wind: 10–13 mph from the northeast

Humidity: 55%

Chance of Rain: <10%

Conditions: Cool, breezy — slightly favors defensive structure and long‑range shooting

Weather should not significantly hinder either team’s tactical approach.

INJURY REPORT

Minnesota United FC

Teemu Pukki — Probable (hamstring tightness) Expected to play; key to Minnesota’s finishing and link‑up play.

Bongokuhle Hlongwane — Probable (ankle) Expected to return; essential to wide attacking speed.

Michael Boxall — Out (knee) Major loss to back‑line leadership.

Wil Trapp — Questionable (groin) Game‑time decision; affects midfield stability.

New England Revolution

Carles Gil — Probable (calf) Expected to start; New England’s creative heartbeat.

Giacomo Vrioni — Out (foot) Reduces striker depth.

DeJuan Jones — Probable (shoulder) Expected to play; crucial to Revs’ width and overlapping runs.

Matt Polster — Out (ankle) Midfield ball‑winning weakened.

TEAM RECORDS & FORM

Minnesota United FC (6–4–3)

Last 5 Matches: W–D–L–W–D

Goals For: 19

Goals Against: 15

Trend: Strong defensive structure, efficient counterattacks, improved finishing

Identity: Compact shape, vertical transitions, disciplined midfield

New England Revolution (7–4–1)

Last 5 Matches: W–W–L–W–D

Goals For: 21

Goals Against: 17

Trend: Attack clicking, midfield control improving, defense still inconsistent

Identity: Possession‑oriented, high‑tempo buildup, heavy reliance on Gil’s creativity

RECENT TEAM FORM NOTES

Minnesota United

Pukki + Lod combination producing high‑quality chances

Defense strong despite Boxall’s absence

Midfield pressing improving week by week

New England Revolution

Gil in excellent form as a creator

Jones’ return boosts left‑side progression

Defense vulnerable to pace in transition

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Carles Gil (NE) vs. Minnesota Midfield Block

Gil’s ability to break lines with passes is New England’s biggest weapon. Edge: New England

2. Teemu Pukki (MIN) vs. Revs Center‑Backs

Pukki’s movement between lines can expose New England’s defensive spacing. Edge: Minnesota

3. Bongokuhle Hlongwane (MIN) vs. DeJuan Jones (NE)

A battle of elite pace — whoever wins this duel shapes the match’s tempo. Edge: Even

4. Emanuel Reynoso (MIN) vs. Mark Anthony Kaye (NE)

Reynoso’s creativity vs. Kaye’s physicality and ball‑winning. Edge: Minnesota

SERIES HISTORY

2025 Season: Minnesota won 2–1 at home; New England won 1–0 at Gillette

Last 6 Meetings: Even, 3–3

At Gillette Stadium: Revs have won 2 of last 3

This has been a balanced matchup historically, with home field often decisive.

BETTING TRENDS

Minnesota United

3–1–1 in last 5

Unders hit in 4 of last 6

Scored in 8 of last 9 matches

New England Revolution

3–1–1 in last 5

Overs hit in 4 of last 6

Scored 2+ goals in 4 of last 5

Matchup Trends

Both teams have scored in 4 of last 6 meetings

Minnesota has struggled historically on artificial turf

Revs strong at home in night matches

MATCH ODDS

Minnesota United FC     + 215

New England Revolution              + 110

Draw                                     + 245

Over 2.5 – 135                   Under 2.5 + 105

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 15, 2026

Audi Field, Washington, D.C.

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

Two clubs fighting to stabilize their seasons meet Saturday night at Audi Field. St. Louis CITY SC, winless in four and struggling to generate consistent attacking output, travel east to face D.C. United, who have been competitive but inconsistent, especially defensively. Both teams sit in the middle‑to‑lower tier of their respective conferences, making this a crucial match for momentum.

VENUE — AUDI FIELD

Location: Washington, D.C.

Capacity: 20,000

Surface: Natural grass

Pitch Profile: Fast surface, favors high‑tempo pressing and counterattacks

Home Advantage: D.C. typically strong at home in night matches

WEATHER REPORT — WASHINGTON, D.C.

Forecast at Kickoff:

Temperature: 68°F

Wind: 7–10 mph from the south

Humidity: 60%

Chance of Rain: <10%

Conditions: Mild, breezy — ideal for pressing and transition play

Weather should not hinder either team’s tactical approach.

INJURY REPORT

St. Louis CITY SC

João Klauss — Questionable (hamstring) Game‑time decision; CITY’s most important striker.

Eduard Löwen — Out (knee) Major loss to midfield creativity and set‑piece quality.

Tomas Ostrák — Probable (ankle) Expected to play; key to CITY’s ball progression.

Kyle Hiebert — Out (foot) Defensive depth weakened.

D.C. United

Christian Benteke — Probable (groin) Expected to start; D.C.’s top scorer and aerial threat.

Mateusz Klich — Out (calf) Big loss to midfield control and distribution.

Aaron Herrera — Probable (shoulder) Expected to return at right back.

Tyler Miller — Out (back) Goalkeeping depth impacted.

TEAM RECORDS & FORM

St. Louis CITY SC (3–6–3)

Last 5 Matches: L–D–L–L–D

Goals For: 15

Goals Against: 22

Trend: Defensive breakdowns, inconsistent finishing, midfield lacking control

Identity: High press, direct play, aggressive wingbacks

D.C. United (4–5–4)

Last 5 Matches: W–L–D–L–W

Goals For: 18

Goals Against: 19

Trend: Strong at home, inconsistent on the road, Benteke‑centric attack

Identity: Wide play, crossing volume, physical forward play

RECENT TEAM FORM NOTES

St. Louis CITY SC

Pressing intensity inconsistent

Lacking midfield stability without Löwen

Defense conceding too many high‑quality chances

D.C. United

Benteke in strong form

Wing play (Herrera, Peltola) creating chances

Defensive lapses late in matches remain an issue

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Christian Benteke (DC) vs. St. Louis Center‑Backs

Benteke’s aerial dominance is a major threat against a CITY back line missing Hiebert. Edge: D.C. United

2. João Klauss (STL) vs. D.C. Back Line

If Klauss plays, his hold‑up play and finishing are essential to CITY’s attack. Edge: Even (dependent on fitness)

3. Jared Stroud (STL) vs. D.C. Fullbacks

Stroud’s pressing and vertical runs can disrupt D.C.’s buildup. Edge: St. Louis

4. Mateusz Klich Absence vs. CITY Midfield

Without Klich, D.C. loses midfield control — an area CITY can exploit. Edge: St. Louis (slightly)

SERIES HISTORY

2025 Season: Teams split 1–1

All‑Time Meetings: Even, 1–1–0

At Audi Field: D.C. won the only meeting

This is a young rivalry with little historical separation.

BETTING TRENDS

St. Louis CITY SC

Winless in last 4

Overs hit in 4 of last 6

Conceded 2+ goals in 5 of last 7

D.C. United

3–1–1 in last 5 home matches

Overs hit in 3 of last 4

Benteke has scored in 4 of last 6

Matchup Trends

Both teams have scored in both all‑time meetings

CITY SC struggling defensively on the road

MATCH ODDS

St. Louis City SC                + 175

D.C. United                        + 135

Draw                                     + 245

Over 2.5 – 130                   Under 2.5 + 105

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 15, 2026

Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, NC

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

Two Eastern Conference clubs separated by a single point meet Saturday night in Charlotte in a matchup that feels like an early‑season pivot point for both sides. Toronto FC, inconsistent but competitive, travel south to face a Charlotte FC team that has been strong at home but erratic overall. Both teams have struggled to find attacking rhythm, making this a potentially cagey, tactical contest.

VENUE — BANK OF AMERICA STADIUM

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina

Capacity: 38,000 (soccer configuration)

Surface: Artificial turf

Pitch Profile: Fast surface, favors vertical play and high‑tempo transitions

Home Advantage: Charlotte typically strong at home, especially in night matches

WEATHER REPORT — CHARLOTTE, NC

Forecast at Kickoff:

Temperature: 72°F

Wind: 5–8 mph from the southeast

Humidity: 64%

Chance of Rain: <10%

Conditions: Warm, calm, ideal for attacking football

Weather should allow both teams to play at full pace.

INJURY REPORT

Toronto FC

Federico Bernardeschi — Probable (ankle) Expected to play; Toronto’s primary creative outlet.

Jonathan Osorio — Questionable (groin) Game‑time decision; key midfield stabilizer.

Tyrese Spicer — Out (hamstring) Removes pace and width from the attack.

Kevin Long — Out (knee) Defensive depth weakened.

Charlotte FC

Karol Świderski — Probable (hip) Expected to start; Charlotte’s most reliable finisher.

Brandt Bronico — Out (ankle) Midfield work rate and ball‑winning reduced.

Jere Uronen — Probable (illness) Expected to return at left back.

Ben Bender — Out (knee) Creative depth missing.

TEAM RECORDS & FORM

Toronto FC (3–4–5)

Last 5 Matches: D–L–W–D–L

Goals For: 14

Goals Against: 18

Trend: Inconsistent attack, improved defensive structure, struggling in midfield transitions

Identity: Possession‑leaning, reliant on Bernardeschi’s creativity

Charlotte FC (4–6–3)

Last 5 Matches: L–W–L–D–L

Goals For: 15

Goals Against: 20

Trend: Defensive lapses, inconsistent finishing, strong home performances

Identity: High‑energy pressing, wide attacking play, aggressive fullbacks

RECENT TEAM FORM NOTES

Toronto FC

Bernardeschi carrying chance creation load

Defense improved but still vulnerable to pace

Struggling to control midfield without Osorio

Charlotte FC

Świderski in good form, but service inconsistent

Defensive shape collapses late in matches

Stronger at home, especially in first halves

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Federico Bernardeschi (TOR) vs. Nathan Byrne (CLT)

Bernardeschi’s ability to cut inside and create chances is Toronto’s biggest weapon. Edge: Toronto

2. Karol Świderski (CLT) vs. Toronto Center‑Backs

Świderski’s movement between lines can expose Toronto’s defensive spacing. Edge: Charlotte

3. Lorenzo Insigne (TOR) vs. Charlotte Left Side

If Insigne is sharp, Charlotte’s fullbacks will be under pressure all night. Edge: Toronto

4. Ashley Westwood (CLT) vs. Toronto Midfield

Westwood’s distribution is key to Charlotte’s tempo and transitions. Edge: Charlotte

SERIES HISTORY

2025 Season: Teams split 1–1

Last 6 Meetings: Even, 3–3

At Bank of America Stadium: Charlotte has won 2 of last 3

This has been a balanced matchup historically, with home field often decisive.

BETTING TRENDS

Toronto FC

1–3–2 in last 6 matches

Unders hit in 4 of last 6

Winless in last 4 away matches

Charlotte FC

2–3–1 in last 6

Overs hit in 4 of last 5 at home

Scored in 8 straight home matches

Matchup Trends

Both teams have scored in 5 of last 6 meetings

Home team has won 4 of last 6

MATCH ODDS

Toronto FC                          + 290

Charlotte FC                       – 130

Draw                                     + 280

Over 2.5 – 145                   Under 2.5 + 115

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 15, 2026

Stade Saputo, Montréal, QC

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

Chicago enters Matchday 13 as one of the Eastern Conference’s most improved sides, riding a strong defensive foundation and a revitalized attack. Montréal, meanwhile, is fighting to stay afloat after a difficult start marked by inconsistency, injuries, and defensive breakdowns. This matchup features two clubs trending in opposite directions — and Montréal’s home form will be tested against a Fire team that has traveled well.

VENUE — STADE SAPUTO

Location: Montréal, Quebec

Capacity: 19,619

Surface: Natural grass

Pitch Profile: Wide surface, favors possession‑based teams

Home Advantage: Montréal typically strong at home, but 2026 form has been shaky

WEATHER REPORT — MONTRÉAL, QC

Forecast at Kickoff:

Temperature: 63°F

Wind: 8–12 mph from the southwest

Humidity: 58%

Chance of Rain: 20%

Conditions: Mild, slightly breezy — ideal for high‑tempo play

Weather should not meaningfully impact tactics or ball movement.

INJURY REPORT

Chicago Fire FC

Xherdan Shaqiri — Probable (groin tightness) Expected to play; key creative force.

Brian Gutiérrez — Probable (ankle) Expected to return; vital to Chicago’s midfield balance.

Carlos Terán — Out (hamstring) Defensive depth weakened.

Federico Navarro — Out (knee) Midfield ball‑winning reduced.

CF Montréal

Romell Quioto — Out (hamstring) Major loss to Montréal’s attack.

Samuel Piette — Questionable (calf) Game‑time decision; essential defensive midfielder.

Lassi Lappalainen — Probable (ankle) Expected to play; adds width and pace.

George Campbell — Out (ankle) Back‑line depth impacted.

TEAM RECORDS & FORM

Chicago Fire FC (6–4–2)

Last 5 Matches: W–W–L–W–D

Goals For: 18

Goals Against: 13

Trend: Strong defensive structure, efficient counterattacks, improved finishing

Identity: Compact shape, quick transitions, disciplined midfield

CF Montréal (4–7–1)

Last 5 Matches: L–W–L–L–D

Goals For: 14

Goals Against: 21

Trend: Defensive lapses, inconsistent attack, struggling to control midfield

Identity: High‑pressing intent, but execution inconsistent

RECENT TEAM FORM NOTES

Chicago Fire

Offense clicking with better spacing and tempo

Defense allowing fewer high‑quality chances

Shaqiri + Gutiérrez combination improving chance creation

Montréal

Struggling to defend wide areas

Attack lacks vertical threat without Quioto

Midfield cohesion inconsistent, especially without Piette

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Xherdan Shaqiri (CHI) vs. Montréal Midfield Line

Shaqiri’s ability to drift centrally and create overloads is a major threat. Edge: Chicago

2. Hugo Cuypers (CHI) vs. Montréal Center‑Backs

Cuypers’ movement and finishing pose problems for a Montréal back line that has struggled with tracking runners. Edge: Chicago

3. Lassi Lappalainen (MTL) vs. Arnaud Souquet (CHI)

Lappalainen’s pace vs. Souquet’s positioning — Montréal’s best chance to stretch Chicago. Edge: Montréal

4. Brian Gutiérrez (CHI) vs. Mathieu Choinière (MTL)

A midfield battle that will dictate tempo and possession. Edge: Even

SERIES HISTORY

2025 Season: Chicago won 2–0 at home; Montréal won 1–0 at Stade Saputo

Last 10 Meetings: Even, 5–5

At Stade Saputo: Montréal has won 3 of last 5

This is historically a balanced matchup, but Chicago enters in better form.

BETTING TRENDS

Chicago Fire FC

4–1 in last 5 matches

Unders hit in 3 of last 4

3–1–1 in last 5 away matches

CF Montréal

1–4 in last 5 matches

Overs hit in 4 of last 6

Conceded 2+ goals in 5 of last 7

Matchup Trends

Home team has won 4 of last 6 meetings

Chicago has scored in 7 straight matches vs. Montréal

MATCH ODDS

Chicago Fire FC                 + 130

CF Montreal Impact        + 170

Draw                                     + 260

Over 2.5 – 165                   Under 2.5 + 130

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 15, 2026