Orlando are the most chaotic side I’ve watched across any league or competition this season, and they enter this game having seen BTTS in each of their last five matches.

Orlando’s most recent clash against Toronto produced six goals as the sides played out a 3-3 draw with the teams combining to produce an xG of 4.94 (2.82-2.12).

They’ve conceded 69 goals overall across their 29 games in the MLS this season (2.37 per game), which is unsurprisingly more than any other side across both conferences. 

However, Orlando still sit in a playoff spot despite this obvious defensive weakness - suggesting that they are finding a way to offset the average of at least two goals per game that they’re conceding in the MLS this season.

They’ve scored 26 goals across their 14 home games this term (1.85 per game), but have also conceded 19. DC United have only managed to win two of their 13 away games in the MLS this term, but have carried a decent scoring power across these games - netting 16 goals.

Seattle Sounders were incredibly unlucky to see their nine game unbeaten run ended by Dallas on the road last time out - they registered an xG of 1.99 in defeat, having more shots and shots on target than their opponents.

Seattle had won the four games prior to that defeat, winning two of these games to nil and scoring at least twice in all three games. This recent run has seen them rise up the table in the Western Conference, they currently sit seventh in the league and have won half of their home games this term.

Montreal really struggle on the road. They’ve only won two of their 14 away games in the MLS this term, which is actually a pattern that has played out in each of the last two MLS seasons. 

They’ve conceded 38 goals across these games (2.71 per game) which is the third highest tally across both conferences on the road and not sustainable when facing a Seattle side who are playing with plenty of confidence at the moment.

I’m really surprised at this price.

Inter Miami boast the best away record of any side in the MLS and come into this game having won each of their last two games to nil, netting four goals in one of these matches.

Inter Miami have won eight of their 14 away games in the MLS this season, picking up more points than any other side on the road in the Eastern Conference. 

They’ve netted 29 goals across these games (2.07 per game), which is a scoring power that sets them apart from most sides.

Atlanta have the worst home record of any side in the Eastern Conference, winning just four of their 14 matches in front of their own fans. 

They’ve conceded 26 goals across these games (1.85 per game), which should be enough of an invitation for Inter Miami to record a comfortable victory at an appealing price.

San Diego have hit a rough period of form following what was a pretty impressive start to the season. They’ve failed to win any of their last five games ahead of this clash, with four of these games seeing BTTS.

They faced LA Galaxy at the end of August earlier this year in a meeting that produced four goals and saw BTTS as San Diego came away 3-1 winners over LA Galaxy as the home side with an xG of 2.76 - despite dropping down to 10 men in the second half of that game.

LA Galaxy’s form reads better ahead of this one, they’ve lost just one of their last five matches and have also seen BTTS in four of these games. San Diego have conceded 27 goals across their 14 away games in the MLS this term, so there should be plenty of opportunities for the home side to find the back of the net.