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After a tactical shake-up and an impressive victory last weekend, the Colorado Rapids will try to keep their momentum rolling when they visit the Houston Dynamo on Saturday. While Colorado looks to add a third road win to its early-season resume, Houston is slowly starting to turn things around and hopes to build on back-to-back positive results. Before kickoff, elevate your soccer betting strategy with sharp, expert-driven MLS picks and predictions to get ahead of the action. Colorado (4-2-2, 14 points) may have found a formula that works — at least temporarily — in last week’s thrilling 3-2 win over San Diego FC. Manager Chris Armas deployed a surprising 4-2-2-2 formation that caught the expansion side off guard and helped

The Seattle Sounders will return home Saturday to host Nashville SC with hopes of igniting a sputtering offense and overcoming yet another injury setback. Seattle (2-3-3, 9 points) has scored just two goals over its past five matches — a span that coincides with leading scorer Jordan Morris being sidelined by a hamstring injury. Morris could return this weekend, potentially giving the Sounders a much-needed spark as they aim to climb out of the bottom half of the Western Conference. In addition to their offensive struggles, the Sounders will be without standout center back Jackson Ragen for the next four to six weeks due to a hamstring injury sustained in last week’s 1-0 road win at FC Dallas. Ragen was

The Stanley Cup Playoffs have arrived, and with them comes one of the most anticipated matchups in the first round: the Winnipeg Jets vs. the St. Louis Blues. Game 1 promises fireworks, but the heart of the showdown lies between the pipes, where Connor Hellebuyck and Jordan Binnington are poised to lead their teams into battle. These two goaltenders, who faced off in the 4 Nations Face-Off championship earlier this year, will once again be on opposite sides of the ice—only this time, the stakes are even higher. Connor Hellebuyck has had a phenomenal season, widely considered one of the best by any goaltender in recent memory. He set a new Jets franchise record with 47 wins, and his performance

FC Cincinnati will carry a wave of momentum into Saturday night’s road clash against the Chicago Fire as they aim for a fourth straight victory and continue to assert themselves as one of the Eastern Conference’s toughest defensive squads. Cincinnati (5-2-1, 16 points) has relied heavily on late-game grit, with eight of their 10 goals this season coming after halftime — six of them in the final 20 minutes. Their current three-game winning streak includes victories over Nashville SC, New England, and D.C. United. Goalkeeper Roman Celentano has kept back-to-back clean sheets, and coach Pat Noonan’s side has shown elite game management, particularly in low-scoring contests. While the attack has been inconsistent, Cincinnati’s commitment to compact, physical defending has frustrated