Venue: Toyota Stadium — Frisco, Texas

Kickoff: 8:30 PM ET / 7:30 PM CT

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

VENUE & MATCH CONTEXT

Stadium: Toyota Stadium

Capacity: 20,500

Surface: Natural grass

Atmosphere: Dallas home crowds have been strong in 2026, especially in night matches. RSL enters as one of the Western Conference’s most balanced teams, while Dallas is fighting to stay above the playoff line.

Narrative: Real Salt Lake is quietly becoming one of the West’s most consistent sides, blending disciplined defending with efficient counterattacks. FC Dallas remains dangerous at home but has struggled to find attacking rhythm without consistent striker production. This matchup pits RSL’s structure against Dallas’ possession‑based approach.

WEATHER UPDATE

Temperature: 78°F at kickoff

Wind: 12–15 mph from the south (crosswind)

Conditions: Clear skies

Pitch Impact: Warm, dry surface → favors high‑tempo passing and quick transitions, which suits RSL’s counterattacking style.

INJURY REPORT

Real Salt Lake

Chicho Arango — Probable (minor ankle soreness)

Andrés Gómez — Probable (rest)

Justen Glad — Questionable (hamstring tightness)

Marcelo Silva — Out (knee)

FC Dallas

Jesús Ferreira — Questionable (groin)

Paul Arriola — Probable (shoulder)

Alan Velasco — Out (ACL)

Nkosi Tafari — Out (hamstring)

Impact: Dallas’ attack is significantly weakened if Ferreira is limited. RSL’s defensive depth is tested without Silva, but their attacking core is intact.

RECENT TEAM FORM

Real Salt Lake

Last 5: W–W–L–D–W

Goals For: 18

Goals Against: 11

Road Record: 2‑2‑1

Trend: RSL is one of the hottest teams in MLS. Their attack is efficient, and their defensive structure remains strong even with injuries.

FC Dallas

Last 5: D–L–W–D–W

Goals For: 13

Goals Against: 14

Home Record: 3‑1‑1

Trend: Dallas is solid at home but inconsistent overall. Without Velasco, creativity has dipped, and Ferreira’s fitness is crucial.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

Chicho Arango vs. Sebastien Ibeagha

Arango is in MVP‑level form.

Ibeagha must manage his movement and prevent him from turning in the box.

Edge: RSL

Diego Luna vs. Asier Illarramendi

Luna’s creativity and dribbling are central to RSL’s attack.

Illarramendi’s experience and positioning will be tested.

Edge: Even

Bernard Kamungo vs. Andrew Brody

Kamungo is Dallas’ most explosive winger.

Brody must avoid being isolated in transition.

Edge: Dallas

Pablo Ruiz vs. Liam Fraser

Ruiz dictates RSL’s tempo from deep midfield.

Fraser must disrupt his distribution to slow RSL’s buildup.

Edge: RSL

SERIES HISTORY

All‑Time MLS Meetings: FC Dallas leads 23–14–9

At Toyota Stadium: Dallas leads 14–4–3

2025 Meetings: Split 1–1

Trend: Home team has won 5 of the last 7 meetings

But RSL enters in significantly better form.

BETTING TRENDS

Real Salt Lake

RSL has scored 2+ goals in 6 of last 8

Over is 6–4 in last 10

RSL is 4–1 in last 5 overall

FC Dallas

Dallas has conceded first in 5 of last 7

Over is 7–3 in last 10

Dallas is 3–1–1 at home

Head‑to‑Head

Over has hit in 4 of last 6

Both teams have scored in 5 of last 7

MATCH ODDS

Real Salt Lake                    + 195

FC Dallas                              + 115

Draw                                     + 260

Over 2.5 – 180                   Under 2.5 + 140

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 8, 2026

Venue: Subaru Park — Chester, Pennsylvania

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET / 4:30 PM PT

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

VENUE & MATCH CONTEXT

Stadium: Subaru Park

Capacity: 18,500

Surface: Natural grass

Atmosphere: Union fans remain loyal, but frustration is growing. New England arrives as one of the hottest teams in MLS.

Narrative: Philadelphia is in freefall, winless in nine straight and struggling to generate consistent attacking chances. New England, meanwhile, has surged behind a revitalized midfield and a top‑tier defensive structure. This is a matchup of a team trying to stop the bleeding vs. a team pushing toward the top of the East.

WEATHER UPDATE

Temperature: 61°F

Wind: 11–14 mph from the southwest (crosswind toward the river side)

Conditions: Clear skies

Pitch Impact: Slightly firm surface → favors quick passing and vertical transitions, which suits New England.

INJURY REPORT

Philadelphia Union

Daniel Gazdag — Questionable (groin)

Julian Carranza — Probable (rest)

Jack Elliott — Out (ankle)

José Martínez — Out (hamstring)

New England Revolution

Carles Gil — Probable (minor calf tightness)

Giacomo Vrioni — Probable (rest)

Henry Kessler — Out (ACL)

Brandon Bye — Out (knee)

Impact: Philadelphia’s midfield is severely weakened without Martínez. New England’s attack remains intact with Gil available.

RECENT TEAM FORM

Philadelphia Union

Last 5: L–L–D–L–L

Goals For: 10

Goals Against: 22

Home Record: 0‑3‑2

Trend: Union are conceding early and often. Their press is disjointed, and without Martínez, they lack midfield bite.

New England Revolution

Last 5: W–W–L–W–W

Goals For: 18

Goals Against: 11

Road Record: 2‑2‑1

Trend: New England is one of the league’s most balanced teams. Their midfield control and counterattacking efficiency are elite.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

Carles Gil vs. Leon Flach

Gil is the Revs’ creative engine.

Flach must track him tightly to prevent line‑breaking passes.

If Gil dictates tempo, New England dominates possession.

Edge: New England

Julian Carranza vs. Dave Romney

Carranza remains Philly’s best scoring threat.

Romney’s positioning and physicality will be tested.

Edge: Even

Tomas Chancalay vs. Nathan Harriel

Chancalay’s pace and directness are major weapons.

Harriel must avoid being isolated in 1v1s.

Edge: New England

Noel Buck vs. Quinn Sullivan

Buck’s box‑to‑box energy drives New England’s transitions.

Sullivan must match his intensity to keep Philly competitive in midfield.

Edge: New England

SERIES HISTORY

All‑Time MLS Meetings: Philadelphia leads 15–8–7

At Subaru Park: Philadelphia leads 9–2–3

2025 Meetings: Split 1–1

Trend: Home team has won 4 of last 6 meetings

But current form heavily favors New England.

BETTING TRENDS

Philadelphia Union

Union have conceded 2+ goals in 7 of last 9

Over is 7–3 in last 10

Union are 0‑5‑2 in last 7 home matches

New England Revolution

Revs have scored 2+ goals in 6 of last 8

Over is 6–4 in last 10

Revs are 4–1 in last 5 overall

Head‑to‑Head

Over has hit in 4 of last 6

Both teams have scored in 5 of last 7

MATCH ODDS

Philadelphia Union         + 155

New England Revolution              + 160

Draw                                     + 230

Over 2.5 – 105                   Under 2.5 – 125

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 8, 2026

Venue: Bank of America Stadium — Charlotte, North Carolina

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET / 4:30 PM PT

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

VENUE & MATCH CONTEXT

Stadium: Bank of America Stadium

Capacity: 74,867

Surface: Artificial turf

Atmosphere: Charlotte’s home crowds remain among the loudest in MLS. Cincinnati travels well, but Charlotte’s turf and crowd energy create a real home‑field edge.

Narrative: Both clubs sit in the middle of the Eastern Conference pack, but trending in opposite directions. Cincinnati is stabilizing after a slow start, while Charlotte has dropped three of their last four and is struggling to find attacking rhythm.

WEATHER UPDATE

Temperature: 71°F

Wind: 7–10 mph from the southwest

Conditions: Clear skies

Pitch Impact: Fast turf → favors direct play, vertical attacks, and high‑tempo transitions, all strengths of Cincinnati.

INJURY REPORT

FC Cincinnati

Lucho Acosta — Probable (minor calf tightness)

Aaron Boupendza — Questionable (ankle)

Obinna Nwobodo — Out (hamstring)

Matt Miazga — Probable (rest)

Charlotte FC

Karol Świderski — Out (transfer abroad; not on roster)

Enzo Copetti — Questionable (groin)

Brandt Bronico — Probable (ankle)

Adilson Malanda — Out (knee)

Impact: Cincinnati’s midfield loses bite without Nwobodo, but Acosta’s availability is the key. Charlotte’s attack is significantly weakened without Świderski and a limited Copetti.

RECENT TEAM FORM

FC Cincinnati

Last 5: W–D–L–W–D

Goals For: 14

Goals Against: 13

Road Record: 1‑2‑2

Trend: Cincinnati is improving defensively and rediscovering attacking chemistry. Acosta’s return to form has been crucial.

Charlotte FC

Last 5: L–W–L–L–D

Goals For: 11

Goals Against: 17

Home Record: 2‑2‑1

Trend: Charlotte’s defensive structure has regressed, conceding 9 goals in their last 4 matches. Attack lacks a focal point without Świderski.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

Lucho Acosta vs. Ashley Westwood

Acosta is Cincinnati’s creative engine.

Westwood must limit his space between the lines.

If Acosta dictates tempo, Cincinnati controls the match.

Edge: Cincinnati

Kerwin Vargas vs. Alvas Powell

Vargas is Charlotte’s most dangerous winger.

Powell’s defensive discipline will be tested on the turf.

Edge: Charlotte

Aaron Boupendza vs. Andrew Privett

If Boupendza plays, his movement will trouble Charlotte’s weakened back line.

Privett must handle 1v1 situations without Malanda beside him.

Edge: Cincinnati (significant)

Junior Moreno vs. Scott Arfield

Moreno provides Cincinnati’s midfield stability.

Arfield’s late runs are Charlotte’s best chance at breaking lines.

Edge: Even

SERIES HISTORY

All‑Time MLS Meetings: Cincinnati leads 4–1–1

At Charlotte: Cincinnati leads 2–1–0

2025 Meetings: Cincinnati won both matches

Trend: Cincinnati has scored 2+ goals in 4 of last 5 vs. Charlotte

BETTING TRENDS

FC Cincinnati

Over is 6–4 in last 10

Cincinnati has scored first in 4 of last 5

BTTS has hit in 7 of last 10

Charlotte FC

Charlotte has conceded 2+ goals in 5 of last 7

Over is 7–3 in last 10

Charlotte has lost 3 of last 4

Head‑to‑Head

Over has hit in 4 of last 5

Cincinnati has won 4 straight vs. Charlotte

MATCH ODDS

FC Cincinnati                     + 200

Charlotte FC                       + 110

Draw                                     + 275

Over 3.5 + 130                  Under 3.5 – 160

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 8, 2026

Venue: Mercedes‑Benz Stadium — Atlanta, Georgia

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET / 4:30 PM PT

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

VENUE & MATCH CONTEXT

Stadium: Mercedes‑Benz Stadium

Capacity: 71,000

Surface: Artificial turf (FieldTurf CORE)

Atmosphere: Atlanta remains one of MLS’s loudest venues, even during down years. Galaxy’s star‑driven roster always draws attention, but Atlanta’s home crowd is a real factor.

Narrative: Both clubs enter with inconsistent form. The Galaxy are hovering around mid‑table, showing flashes of elite attacking play but struggling defensively. Atlanta is in a slump, losing seven of their last eight, and desperately needs a result to stabilize their season.

WEATHER UPDATE

Temperature: 76°F

Wind: 6–9 mph (roof expected to be closed)

Conditions: Partly cloudy outside, but controlled indoor environment

Pitch Impact: Fast turf → favors quick passing teams and vertical attacks, both of which suit the Galaxy.

INJURY REPORT

Los Angeles Galaxy

Riqui Puig — Probable (ankle soreness)

Joseph Paintsil — Questionable (hamstring)

Miki Yamane — Out (knee)

Jalen Neal — Out (back)

Atlanta United FC

Thiago Almada — Out (transfer abroad; not on roster)

Giorgos Giakoumakis — Questionable (groin)

Saba Lobjanidze — Probable (rest)

Miles Robinson — Out (Achilles)

Impact: Atlanta’s attack is significantly weakened without Almada and a limited Giakoumakis. Galaxy’s midfield remains strong if Puig is fully fit.

RECENT TEAM FORM

Los Angeles Galaxy

Last 5: D–L–W–D–L

Goals For: 17

Goals Against: 19

Road Record: 1‑2‑3

Trend: Galaxy create chances consistently but concede too easily in transition. When Puig is healthy, they control tempo.

Atlanta United FC

Last 5: L–L–W–L–L

Goals For: 12

Goals Against: 21

Home Record: 2‑3‑0

Trend: Atlanta’s defense has collapsed, conceding 11 goals in their last 4 matches. Attack lacks creativity without Almada.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

Riqui Puig vs. Tristan Muyumba

Puig dictates Galaxy’s tempo.

Muyumba must disrupt his rhythm to prevent LA from controlling midfield.

Edge: Galaxy

Saba Lobjanidze vs. Julian Aude

Saba is Atlanta’s most dangerous winger.

Aude’s defensive positioning will be tested.

Edge: Even

Dejan Joveljić vs. Atlanta Center‑Backs

Joveljić thrives on quick service and diagonal runs.

Atlanta’s makeshift back line has struggled with movement in the box.

Edge: Galaxy (significant)

Brooks Lennon vs. Diego Fagúndez

Lennon’s crossing is Atlanta’s best chance creation method.

Fagúndez must track back to prevent overloads.

Edge: Slight to Atlanta

SERIES HISTORY

All‑Time MLS Meetings: Galaxy lead 4–2–1

At Mercedes‑Benz Stadium: Atlanta leads 2–1–0

2025 Meeting: Galaxy won 3–1

Trend: Home team has won 4 of the last 6 meetings

BETTING TRENDS

Los Angeles Galaxy

Over is 7–3 in last 10

Galaxy have scored 2+ goals in 6 of last 8

BTTS has hit in 8 of last 10

Atlanta United

Atlanta has conceded 2+ goals in 7 of last 8

Over is 8–2 in last 10

Atlanta has lost 5 of last 6

Head‑to‑Head

Over has hit in 5 of last 6

Both teams have scored in 4 of last 5

MATCH ODDS

Los Angeles Galaxy         + 170

Atlanta United FC            + 135

Draw                                     + 245

Over 2.5 – 145                   Under 2.5 + 115

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 8, 2026

Venue: Stade Saputo — Montréal, Québec

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET / 4:30 PM PT

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

VENUE & MATCH CONTEXT

Stadium: Stade Saputo

Capacity: 20,801

Surface: Natural grass

Atmosphere: Montréal supporters remain loyal despite a rough start. Orlando enters desperate for points after a brutal opening third of the season.

Narrative: Both clubs sit near the bottom of the Eastern Conference, and this match has “season‑defining” implications. Orlando’s attack has sputtered, while Montréal’s defensive structure has collapsed in recent weeks. Something has to give.

WEATHER UPDATE

Temperature: 54°F

Wind: 9–12 mph from the northeast (mild crosswind)

Conditions: Partly cloudy, cool

Pitch Impact: Slightly firm surface → favors direct play and counterattacks, which suits Orlando’s style.

INJURY REPORT

Orlando City SC

Duncan McGuire — Questionable (ankle)

Facundo Torres — Probable (minor knock)

Robin Jansson — Out (hamstring)

Wilder Cartagena — Out (knee)

CF Montréal

Matías Cóccaro — Out (shoulder)

Samuel Piette — Questionable (groin)

Joel Waterman — Out (ankle)

Ariel Lassiter — Probable (rest)

Impact: Montréal’s defensive absences are significant. Orlando’s midfield is weakened without Cartagena, but their attacking trio remains intact.

RECENT TEAM FORM

Orlando City SC

Last 5: L–W–L–L–D

Goals For: 11

Goals Against: 20

Road Record: 1‑3‑1

Trend: Orlando’s defense has been porous, but their attack shows flashes when Torres and Angulo combine. They struggle to control midfield without Cartagena.

CF Montréal

Last 5: L–L–W–L–L

Goals For: 10

Goals Against: 22

Home Record: 1‑2‑0

Trend: Montréal has conceded 12 goals in their last 4 matches, the worst defensive stretch in MLS during this period.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

Facundo Torres vs. Raheem Edwards

Torres is Orlando’s most dangerous creator.

Edwards struggles defensively in 1v1 situations.

Expect Orlando to overload this flank.

Edge: Orlando

Bryce Duke vs. César Araújo

Duke is Montréal’s primary connector in midfield.

Araújo must disrupt his rhythm to prevent Montréal from controlling possession.

Edge: Even

Luis Muriel vs. Montréal Center‑Backs

Muriel’s movement and finishing are elite when he’s in rhythm.

Montréal’s makeshift back line is vulnerable to diagonal runs.

Edge: Orlando (significant)

Ruan vs. Iván Angulo

Ruan’s pace can trouble Orlando’s left side.

Angulo’s defensive work rate will be tested.

Edge: Slight to Montréal

SERIES HISTORY

All‑Time MLS Meetings: Orlando leads 9–7–3

At Stade Saputo: Montréal leads 5–3–1

2025 Meetings: Orlando won both matches

Trend: Orlando has scored 2+ goals in 4 of last 5 vs. Montréal

BETTING TRENDS

Orlando City

Over is 6–4 in last 10

Orlando has conceded first in 7 of last 10

BTTS has hit in 5 of last 7

CF Montréal

Over is 8–2 in last 10

Montréal has conceded 3+ goals in 4 of last 5

Montréal has lost 5 of last 6

Head‑to‑Head

Over has hit in 4 of last 5

Orlando has won 3 straight vs. Montréal

MATCH ODDS

Orlando City SC                + 240

CF Montreal Impact        – 110

Draw                                     + 280

Over 3.5 + 130                  Under 3.5 – 170

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 8, 2026

Venue: Soldier Field — Chicago, Illinois

Kickoff: 8:30 PM ET / 7:30 PM CT

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

VENUE & MATCH CONTEXT

Stadium: Soldier Field

Capacity: 61,500

Surface: Kentucky bluegrass

Atmosphere: Chicago’s home support has surged with their strong start. Red Bulls’ high‑pressing style travels well, but Soldier Field’s wide pitch can expose pressing teams.

Narrative: Chicago enters as one of the Eastern Conference’s early‑season surprises, while New York is struggling to convert chances and close out matches. This is a classic contrast: Chicago’s structured possession vs. New York’s relentless press.

WEATHER UPDATE

Temperature: 63°F

Wind: 10–14 mph from the south (crosswind affecting long diagonals)

Conditions: Partly cloudy

Pitch Impact: Slightly firm surface → favors quick transitions and high‑tempo pressing.

INJURY REPORT

New York Red Bulls

Lewis Morgan — Questionable (hamstring tightness)

Emil Forsberg — Probable (rest management)

Cameron Harper — Out (ankle sprain)

Andrés Reyes — Out (knee)

Chicago Fire FC

Xherdan Shaqiri — Questionable (groin)

Brian Gutiérrez — Probable (shoulder)

Carlos Terán — Out (hamstring)

Federico Navarro — Out (ACL)

Impact: Chicago’s midfield depth is stretched without Navarro, while New York’s attack loses creativity if Morgan is limited.

RECENT TEAM FORM

New York Red Bulls

Last 5: D–L–D–W–L

Goals For: 13

Goals Against: 15

Road Record: 1‑3‑1

Trend: Red Bulls create pressure but lack finishing consistency. Defensive lapses in the final 20 minutes have cost them points.

Chicago Fire FC

Last 5: W–D–L–W–D

Goals For: 16

Goals Against: 12

Home Record: 3‑1‑1

Trend: Chicago is efficient at home, strong in possession, and dangerous on set pieces. Their defensive structure has improved significantly.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

Hugo Cuypers vs. Sean Nealis

Cuypers is Chicago’s most reliable finisher.

Nealis must manage his movement in the box and prevent cut‑backs.

If Cuypers gets service, he’s a major threat.

Edge: Chicago

Emil Forsberg vs. Gastón Giménez

Forsberg’s creativity is essential for New York’s chance creation.

Giménez’s physicality and positioning will determine how much space Forsberg gets.

Edge: Even

Brian Gutiérrez vs. Daniel Edelman

Gutiérrez’s dribbling and half‑space movement can break New York’s press.

Edelman must track him tightly to prevent Chicago from progressing centrally.

Edge: Chicago

John Tolkin vs. Maren Haile‑Selassie

Tolkin’s overlapping runs are key to Red Bulls’ width.

Haile‑Selassie’s pace on the counter can punish Tolkin if caught high.

Edge: Slight to Chicago

SERIES HISTORY

All‑Time MLS Meetings: Chicago leads 21–19–12

At Soldier Field: Chicago leads 13–7–5

2025 Meetings: Split 1–1

Trend: Home team has won 4 of the last 6 meetings

BETTING TRENDS

New York Red Bulls

BTTS has hit in 7 of last 10

Red Bulls have conceded first in 6 of last 8

Over is 6–4 in last 10

Chicago Fire FC

Chicago has scored 2+ goals in 6 of last 8

Fire are 3–1–1 at home

Over is 5–2 in last 7 home matches

Head‑to‑Head

Over has hit in 4 of last 5

Chicago has won 3 straight at home vs. NYRB

MATCH ODDS

New York Red Bulls         + 380

Chicago Fire FC                 – 190

Draw                                     + 360

Over 3.5 + 105                  Under 3.5 – 135

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 8, 2026

Venue: BMO Field — Toronto, Ontario

Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET / 4:30 PM PT

Broadcast: MLS Season Pass (Apple TV)**

VENUE & MATCH CONTEXT

Stadium: BMO Field

Capacity: 30,000

Surface: Hybrid grass

Atmosphere: Toronto’s home crowds have been strong in 2026, averaging 27,000+. Miami’s star‑driven roster always draws heavy attention, even on the road.

Narrative: Inter Miami enters with momentum after stabilizing their form, while Toronto FC is fighting to stay above the playoff line. Miami’s attack remains elite, but their defensive inconsistency keeps matches open. Toronto is tough at home but lacks finishing consistency.

WEATHER UPDATE

Temperature: 58°F (cool spring evening)

Wind: 12–15 mph off Lake Ontario (crosswind affecting long balls)

Conditions: Partly cloudy

Pitch Impact: Slightly slick surface → favors quick passing teams like Miami

INJURY REPORT

Inter Miami CF

Lionel Messi — Questionable (minor groin tightness; expected to play limited minutes if cleared)

Luis Suárez — Probable (rest management)

Federico Redondo — Out (ankle sprain)

Sergiy Kryvtsov — Out (hamstring)

Toronto FC

Lorenzo Insigne — Probable (calf tightness)

Richie Laryea — Out (knee)

Jonathan Osorio — Questionable (hip flexor)

Shane O’Neill — Out (ankle)

Impact: Miami’s midfield depth is stretched without Redondo. Toronto’s defensive absences weaken their ability to contain Miami’s front three.

RECENT TEAM FORM

Inter Miami CF

Last 5: W–D–L–W–D

Averaging 2.0 goals per match

Defense allowing 1.6 goals per match

Road form: inconsistent but improving

Trend: Miami’s attack remains elite even when Messi is limited. Their defensive structure remains the biggest question.

Toronto FC

Last 5: D–L–W–D–L

Scoring only 1.1 goals per match

Home record: 2‑1‑2

Struggling to create high‑quality chances without Osorio fully fit

Trend: Toronto plays better at home but lacks the firepower to keep pace in high‑scoring matches.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

Lorenzo Insigne vs. Jordi Alba

Insigne drifting inside challenges Miami’s defensive shape.

Alba’s forward runs can expose space behind him.

Whoever controls this flank dictates Toronto’s attacking rhythm.

Edge: Slight to Miami (Alba’s experience)

Matías Rojas vs. Toronto Midfield

Rojas has been Miami’s most consistent creator when Messi is limited.

Toronto’s midfield injuries leave them vulnerable to line‑breaking passes.

Edge: Miami

Federico Bernardeschi vs. DeAndre Yedlin

Bernardeschi’s left‑footed cut‑ins are Toronto’s best scoring avenue.

Yedlin’s pace helps, but his defensive positioning can be inconsistent.

Edge: Even

Luis Suárez vs. Kevin Long

Suárez’s movement remains elite even with reduced pace.

Long struggles against strikers who manipulate space.

Edge: Miami

SERIES HISTORY

All‑Time MLS Meetings: Inter Miami leads 5–3–1

At BMO Field: Toronto leads 2–1–1

2025 Meetings: Split 1–1

Trend: Home team has won 5 of the last 7 meetings

BETTING TRENDS

Inter Miami

Over is 7–3 in their last 10

Miami has scored 2+ goals in 8 of last 10

Miami is 1–4 in last 5 road matches vs. Eastern Conference teams

Toronto FC

Under is 6–4 in last 10

Toronto has conceded first in 7 of last 10

Toronto is 2–1–2 at home this season

Head‑to‑Head

Over has hit in 5 of last 6 meetings

Both teams have scored in 4 straight matchups

MATCH ODDS

Inter Miami FC                  – 105

Toronto FC                          + 205

Draw                                     + 300

Over 3.5 + 125                  Under 3.5 – 155

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 8, 2026