Inter Miami aren’t really bothered about keeping clean sheets.

Their firepower means that they can outscore most sides in the MLS, and they’ve only managed to keep out six teams across their 31 matches this season (19%).

They’ve only lost two of their 15 home games, but seven of those games have ended level.

Only the league leaders Nashville have scored more goals at home (45) than Inter Miami (41) so far this season.

Cincinnati have more than enough quality to get on the scoresheet given the defensive issues that have stalled Inter Miami this term.

They’ve scored 26 goals across their 15 away matches in the MLS, and this fixture saw eight goals when the sides last met - in the perfect example of Inter’s end-to-end games.

Montreal have had a really poor season, sitting rock bottom of the Eastern Conference and 14 points away from a play-off spot.

They’ve only won two of their 15 away matches, and that same success rate applies across their last 20 games across all competitions.

Only Orlando (72), have conceded more goals than Montreal (62) in the Eastern Conference this term.

Charlotte need just a few more points to be sure of their play-off spot, and their recent form is more of a side that doesn’t have as much to play for - but should still have more than enough here.

Charlotte have only lost three of their 15 home games this term, with only three sides in the Eastern Conference picking up more points at home than Charlotte this season.

Orlando have just been a mental side to follow in the MLS this season. 

You won’t see many sides that concede 72 goals across 31 matches (2.32 per game), but still manage to stay competitive and sit in the play-off spots with a few games remaining.

They’ve seen BTTS in each of their last five matches, notably only losing one of those games, which is a good snapshot of how comfortable Orlando are in high-scoring matches.

Chicago have only kept seven clean sheets across their 31 matches in the MLS this term, making them the perfect opponent for Orlando’s chaotic style that almost always produces goals.

Nashville lead the way in the Eastern Conference, and have probably been the most complete side overall across the two divisions.

They’ve won 14 of their 15 home matches, which is the main reason why they sit top of the Eastern Conference, netting 45 goals in the process (3.0 per game) - which is more than any other side in the Eastern Conference.

Philadelphia have recovered really well from a sluggish start to the campaign, and only four sides have picked up more points on the road than Philadelphia this term.

They’ve scored 34 goals across their 15 away assignments, working out to an average of 2.26 goals per game.