5/1 Boosted MLS Treble

The Revs were part of the midweek treble winner, they dispatched of Atlanta United 2-1, with that late Atlanta goal landing us a BTTS selection.

That continued their stunning home record. They’ve played 11 games at the Gillette Stadium, knocking out 8 wins and 3 draws as they remain undefeated here.

They’ve been devastating in attack too, scoring 25 goals in those 11 games.

In their last 5 home encounters they’ve scored at least twice, with 3 of those seeing them score 3.

The creativity of Charles Gil, who returned from suspension against Atlanta, can’t be understated. He’s now up to 17 G/A this season.

With Gustavo Bou, Bobby Wood and Giacomo Vrioni all firing, they’re a force to be reckoned with.

As for DC, Wayne Rooney’s side have seen indifferent form of late.

They’re currently occupying 8th place but they’ve got 5 sides all within 4 points of them.

They went off as 1.40 favourites last weekend yet failed to see off a dreadful Inter Miami side.

They’ve failed to win in 5 of their last 7 away games. Their only 3 point hauls have come at Inter Miami and Dallas. The latter of which saw them scrape a 1-0 win despite losing the xG battle.

The Revs incredible home record should serve them well here and even money looks generous given DC’s patchy form.

It’s 1st vs 3rd in the Eastern Conference, and I’m backing leaders Cincinatti to maintain their ridiculous home record.

The hosts are unbeaten at TQL Stadium, winning 10/11. They’ve netted 21 and conceded just 7. They have been the dominant home force in this season’s MLS.

Despite going off as high as 3/1 with some bookmakers, Cincinnati rallied late to run out 2-1 winners over the Red Bulls.

An 80th minute penalty from star man Luciano Acosta levelled things up before Obinna Nwobodo netted only his 2nd league goal in 4 years to take the 3 points home.

Cincinnati did faulter in recent weeks but the fact remains that this is the best team in MLS right now, and they’re still comfortable favourites to win the MLS Cup.

Nashville have fallen off the rails. They were 2nd for a long stint, with quite a gap back to 3rd but a dreadful run has seen them leapfrogged by The Revs, and now Philly and Columbus are also right behind them.

Nashville have lost 4 of their last 5 matches, with a solitary home win over DC the only solace.

Their away record is poor. Just 3 wins from 11. They’ve also now lost 3 straight on the road, and have failed to score a goal in each of those.

Their goal scoring falls off a cliff when they’re not at home. They’ve scored 21 in 12 at home, however just 9 in 11 on their travels.

Star man Hany Mukhtar has now gone 5 games without a goal, which won’t be helping matters.

Another side who featured in the midweek winner, were the Whitecaps.

Their 2-1 win over a good Austin side has propelled them in to the MLS Cup play-off places.

They’ve emerged as the team to watch right now in MLS if you want entertainment.

Their last 4 matches have all seen 3 or more goals scored – 2-1, 2-3, 3-0, 2-3.

Over the course of the season, their matches have averaged 3.05 goals and 57% have landed for over 2.5.

The fantastic form of the once dubbed ‘Scottish Messi’; Ryan Gauld, has been crucial. He’s now registered 10 G/A in his last 7 league appearances after he set up the winner against Austin.

The Galaxy come here in great spirits, with the tide seemingly turned on their dreadful start to the season.

It’s now 6 unbeaten for them, including back to back wins.

Not just any back to back wins either, a 2-1 win in the LA Derby and a 3-1 crushing of a very strong Philly side are not results to take lightly.

The timely return to fitness, and form of Douglas Costa as well as the brilliance of Riqui Puig have created a perfect storm for Galaxy and they’re on the dart up the standings. A win here would make MLS Cup qualification look very realistic.

That upturn in fortunes has also seen an upturn in goals.

Across the campaign, The Galaxy have seen an average of 2.67 goals, and 57% of their matches have had 3 or more.

Over their last 8, this has risen to 2.88 & 62%.

4 of their last 5 have had 3 or more goals and 6 of their last 7 have seen BTTS land.

They’ve got more than enough to do damage to their Canadian counterparts here but the question marks over their defensive ability are still lingering.

LA have conceded in 81% of their games this season.

Should be an entertaining tie at BC Place, and one that both sides will fancy their chances of getting a positive result from.