Predicted goals scored:
Team | Goals Scored |
---|---|
new york | 3.0 |
houston | 3.0 |
Seattle | 2.8 |
columbus | 2.3 |
dcu | 2.3 |
San Jose | 1.8 |
chivas | 1.7 |
philadelphia | 1.7 |
Vancouver | 1.4 |
colorado | 1.3 |
chicago | 1.2 |
dallas | 1.0 |
RSL | 0.8 |
new england | 0.7 |
toronto | 0.7 |
portland | 0.6 |
kansas city | X |
LA | X |
Predicted goals conceded:
Team | Goals Allowed |
---|---|
houston | 0.6 |
RSL | 0.7 |
columbus | 0.7 |
toronto | 0.8 |
philadelphia | 1.0 |
new york | 1.2 |
San Jose | 1.3 |
dcu | 1.4 |
dallas | 1.7 |
Seattle | 1.7 |
colorado | 1.8 |
new england | 2.3 |
Vancouver | 2.3 |
chivas | 2.8 |
portland | 3.0 |
chicago | 3.0 |
kansas city | X |
LA | X |
Team of the week:
Hall
Wingert, Miranda, Williams, Morgan
Davis, Fernandez, De Rosario, Lindpere
Henry, Montero
Subs: Rimando, Boswell, LaBrocca, Mendoza
Captains:
Henry – New York are predicted to score 3 this weekend. That’s a good enough reason for me to give the armband to Titi.
Lindpere – He may not be on that searing form of a few weeks ago, but he’s still pivotal in the RedBull attack.
Hall – He’s one of the best shot stoppers in the league. This week also sees Houston ranked as most likely to keep a clean sheet.
DeRosario – I certainly don’t expect him to match his performance from last week, but I can see an assist or a goal.
Davis – He’s the best and most consistent attacking threat on the Dynamo. I don’t expect Portland to be able to play against Houston the way they did against LA, but that’s why the games are actually played.
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