Impact with an opportunity
The Montreal Impact can move into second place in the Eastern Conference on Saturday when they take on Minnesota United FC at the Saputo Stadium.
The Impact are currently third in the table, two points ahead of Atlanta United and New York City, and a single point adrift of DC United.
Montreal would prefer a victory against Minnesota, but the MLS tiebreaker rules that take wins first over goal difference mean that even a draw will see the Impact move past DC United in the standings.
Montreal arrives home for this match after losing to Atlanta last time out. Justin Meram scored twice for Atlanta in the 2-1 triumph for the defending MLS champions at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Zakaria Diallo redirected a shot from Harry Novillo for the visitors to tie the game just after half-time, but Meram grabbed the winner with seven minutes remaining.
Atop the table the Philadelphia Union and Orlando Magic meet for the second time in four days after the Union won 3-1 in Florida earlier in the week.
This time the game is in Chester, PA, at the Talen Energy Stadium as Philadelphia looks to increase their lead over DC United.
Meanwhile down in ninth place in the Eastern Conference the Chicago Fire can jump into a playoff place with a win over Sporting Kansas City.
Neither Toronto FC, currently in seventh, or the New England Revolution in eighth are in action as the Fire look to move past both in the standings.
Montreal are priced at 33/1 to win the MLS Cup this season with LAFC 5/2 and Los Angeles Galaxy 10/1.
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The Montreal Impact can move into second place in the Eastern Conference on Saturday when they take on Minnesota United FC at the Saputo Stadium.
The Impact are currently third in the table, two points ahead of Atlanta United and New York City, and a single point adrift of DC United.
Montreal would prefer a victory against Minnesota, but the MLS tiebreaker rules that take wins first over goal difference mean that even a draw will see the Impact move past DC United in the standings.
Montreal arrives home for this match after losing to Atlanta last time out. Justin Meram scored twice for Atlanta in the 2-1 triumph for the defending MLS champions at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Zakaria Diallo redirected a shot from Harry Novillo for the visitors to tie the game just after half-time, but Meram grabbed the winner with seven minutes remaining.
Atop the table the Philadelphia Union and Orlando Magic meet for the second time in four days after the Union won 3-1 in Florida earlier in the week.
This time the game is in Chester, PA, at the Talen Energy Stadium as Philadelphia looks to increase their lead over DC United.
Meanwhile down in ninth place in the Eastern Conference the Chicago Fire can jump into a playoff place with a win over Sporting Kansas City.
Neither Toronto FC, currently in seventh, or the New England Revolution in eighth are in action as the Fire look to move past both in the standings.
Montreal are priced at 33/1 to win the MLS Cup this season with LAFC 5/2 and Los Angeles Galaxy 10/1.
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Source: bet365.com
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