Montreal vs. Inter Miami (Sunday, 12.30am)
© Reuters
Over a month after these two teams completed a blockbuster deal near the end of the previous transfer window, CF Montreal and Inter Miami will meet on Saturday at Saputo Stadium.
As it stands right now, both teams are outside the MLS playoff picture after Le CFM were beaten 2-1 by the New York Red Bulls last weekend, dropping below the Herons via goal difference with the latter losing their previous league fixture 3-1 versus Orlando City.
We say: CF Montreal 2-0 Inter Miami
The Herons are struggling to find a spark from anywhere, while the additions of Lassiter and Duke to Montreal seem to have been the missing link for them when it comes to connecting passes from the midfield to the attack.
While neither have played exceptionally well domestically of late, we are giving the home side the edge because they seem to have more depth and creativity, while losing Gregore has made Miami far too easy to get through in the midfield.
How to watch
You can watch CF Montreal vs. Inter Miami and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
New England vs. Chicago Fire (Sunday, 12.30am)
© Reuters
New England Revolution will be seeking to end a run of three games without a win when they host the Chicago Fire at the Gillette Stadium on Sunday.
The visitors got back to winning ways in midweek in the US Open Cup, after sharing the spoils with Atlanta United last weekend in a thrilling encounter in Major League Soccer.
We say: New England Revolution 2-0 Chicago Fire
Despite their recent form, New England Revolution have been one of the most dominant teams in the Eastern Conference this season.
Chicago have struggled on the road in recent weeks, so we think that the Revs will put an end to their winless streak here.
How to watch
You can watch New England Revolution vs. Chicago Fire and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
NY City vs. Philadelphia (Sunday, 12.30am)
© Reuters
In a rematch of the past two Eastern Conference Finals, New York City FC can end a five-match winless run in all competitions when they welcome the Philadelphia Union to Citi Field on Saturday.
The Pigeons have fallen out of the playoff picture following a 1-1 draw versus Orlando City, while Philly have points in six straight MLS encounters, beating the New England Revolution 3-0 last weekend.
We say: New York City FC 1-2 Philadelphia Union
The Union appear to be hitting their stride, while New York are trying to get their groove back, and although the home side have more individual quality to boast, continuity can often be a determining factor, something the Union have in abundance.
How to watch
You can watch New York City FC vs. Philadelphia Union and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Orlando City vs. Atlanta (Sunday, 12.30am)
© Reuters
Orlando City will look to make it back-to-back wins for the first time this season when they host Atlanta United at the Exploria Stadium on Sunday.
Meanwhile, the visitors are looking to win their first away game in Major League Soccer since March.
We say: Orlando City 1-1 Atlanta United
Both sides are in similar veins of form, so we do not think there will be a great deal to separate the sides on Sunday.
Orlando have been poor at home this season, while Atlanta are on a six-game winless run on the road, so we think the sides will share the spoils.
How to watch
You can watch Orlando City vs. Atlanta United and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Toronto vs. DC United (Sunday, 12.30am)
© Reuters
With frustrations boiling over in Toronto, the Reds return to BMO Field on Saturday searching for a spark when hosting DC United on matchday 15 of the MLS campaign.
TFC have dropped five successive fixtures in all competitions after losing 1-0 at Austin FC, while the Black and Red are unbeaten in their last three domestic encounters, downing the Los Angeles Galaxy 3-0 last Saturday.
We say: Toronto 2-0 DC United
Since 2015, DC have only captured one away match at BMO Field, and their defence have left Miller hanging out to dry too much this season, so although the Reds seem to have their issues, we believe they will be able to expose the visitors' weak backline on Saturday.
How to watch
You can watch Toronto vs. DC United and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Houston vs. Austin (Sunday, 1.30am)
© Reuters
Houston Dynamo will be looking to build on their Open Cup victory in midweek when they host Austin FC at Shell Energy Stadium in MLS on Saturday evening.
The hosts put a wounded Minnesota United to the sword to advance to the last eight of the cup last time out, whilst Austin were not as successful, losing at home to Chicago Fire.
We say: Houston Dynamo 2-1 Austin FC
Houston will be high on confidence after their Open Cup victory in the week, especially when considering Baird managed to score a hat-trick - something that could help take the goalscoring burden off Bassi.
Austin will be desperate to get back to winning ways after being knocked out of the cup in midweek, but we envisage a tricky Saturday at Shell Energy Stadium for the Verde and Black.
How to watch
You can watch Houston Dynamo vs. Austin FC and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Minnesota Utd vs. Salt Lake (Sunday, 1.30am)
© Reuters
Minnesota United will be looking for some home comforts after a heavy away defeat when they host Real Salt Lake at Allianz Field in MLS on Saturday evening.
The Loons were hit for four with no reply by Houston Dynamo last time out, while Salt Lake have been busy handing Colorado Rapids back-to-back losses over the past week.
We say: Minnesota United 2-1 Real Salt Lake
Minnesota were dumped out of the Open Cup in midweek by Houston but were playing with 10 men for the majority of the contest - Heath's side will be desperate to respond with a league win on Saturday.
Real Salt Lake's travels continue after successive wins at Colorado, and we believe the effects of their busy timetable will lead to a less-than-optimal performance in Saint Paul.
How to watch
You can watch Minnesota United vs. Real Salt Lake and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
St Louis City vs. Vancouver (Sunday, 1.30am)
© Reuters
A pair of Western Conference sides who made big statements last weekend will clash for the first time in the MLS regular-season as the Vancouver Whitecaps head to CityPark on Saturday to face St Louis City.
In their previous encounter, St Louis snapped a three-match winless run in league play by hammering their state rivals Sporting Kansas City 4-0, while the Caps knocked the Seattle Sounders out of firs place in the west with a 2-0 victory at BC Place Stadium.
We say: St Louis City 2-1 Vancouver Whitecaps
The Caps have fought hard in their road fixtures this season but have yet to find a way to kill a game off, which has proven costly.
Should Klauss return to the lineup, it would be a tremendous boost for St Louis, but even if he does not, they look a more confident side at home, and we believe they will get the job done on Saturday.
How to watch
You can watch St Louis City vs. Vancouver Whitecaps and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Colorado vs. Cincinnati (Sunday, 2.30am)
© Reuters
Major League Soccer Eastern Conference leaders FC Cincinnati will make the trip to DSG Park on Sunday, aiming to continue their impressive start to the campaign.
Meanwhile, Colorado Rapids will be hoping to secure three points to start pushing themselves up the Western Conference, where they currently sit 12th.
We say: Colorado Rapids 0-2 FC Cincinnati
Colorado Rapids have struggled this season, particularly in home matches, which is why the visitors should be able to take a comfortable three points in this match.
How to watch
You can watch Colorado Rapids vs. FC Cincinnati and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
LA Galaxy vs. Charlotte FC (Sunday, 3.30am)
© Reuters
Los Angeles Galaxy will be aiming to lift themselves off the foot of the Major League Soccer Western Conference when they host Charlotte FC on Sunday.
The visitors currently sit midtable in the Eastern Conference and come into this game on the back of being knocked out of the US Open Cup.
We say: Los Angeles Galaxy 0-2 Charlotte FC
LA Galaxy have been having a very tough season and despite getting a win in midweek, this is going to be a hard task to follow this time around.
How to watch
You can watch Los Angeles Galaxy vs. Charlotte FC and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Earthquakes vs. Dallas (Sunday, 3.30am)
© Reuters
Avoiding a third defeat in a row will be the target for San Jose Earthquakes when they play host to Dallas at the Paypal Park on Sunday morning.
On the other hand, the visitors make the journey aiming to return to winning ways having had to settle for a share of the spoils last time out.
We say: San Jose Earthquakes 2-1 Dallas
Both teams have been far from solid at the back this season, so we expect neither of them to come away with a clean sheet. That said, we are tipping the hosts to narrowly secure all three points in the end.
How to watch
You can watch San Jose Earthquakes vs. Dallas and every MLS match this season live on Apple TV. Click here for more details on how to subscribe.> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Seattle vs. NY Red Bulls (Sunday, 3.30am)
© Reuters
Fresh off the back of crashing out of the US Open Cup, New York Red Bulls take a trip to Lumen Field to square off against Seattle Sounders in the MLS on Saturday.
While the Sounders are currently on a run of two back-to-back defeats, they could regain top spot in the Western Conference table with all three points this weekend.
We say: Seattle Sounders 2-2 New York Red Bulls
Barring Thursday's cup exit, New York Red Bulls have enjoyed a superb start to life under 39-year-old manager Lesesne and will be looking to quickly bounce back. However, they will most likely struggle to claim all three points given their struggles on the road and the Sounders' home record in this fixture.
