Competition: MLS
Market: DC United draw no bet
Odds: 4/7 @ BetUS
Looking to extend their buffer in the play-off places this weekend, DC United will welcome Montreal to Audi Field in the early hours of Sunday.
Starting with the hosts, while DC United might have spent the entirety of the 2025 campaign scrapping it out at the foot of the Eastern Conference standings, the Eagles have certainly made a string of improvements this time around. Mounting a dramatic last-gasp comeback against St. Louis last time out as they snatched a 1-1 stalemate, Rene Weiler’s side are sat in the driving seat to punch a play-off ticket and they will be looking to widen their buffer over the chasing pack here. Getting May underway with a heavyweight MLS scalp as they clinched an eye-catching 2-0 victory against New York City, DC should find the mood in their camp at a continued high. Likewise, signing off April with an action-packed 3-2 win at home against Orlando City, Sunday’s hosts have suffered just a single defeat from any of their previous seven straight MLS appearances – a run that stems back to April 12th. Pencilled in as a standout contender here, it should also be highlighted that Weiler’s play-off chasers have suffered just a sole loss from any of their previous seven meetings against Montreal across all fronts.
As for the visitors, although Montreal might have secured a much-welcomed 2-0 victory at home against Orlando earlier in the month, the Impact have once again failed to find any kind of stability. Last seen putting in a toothless performance as they were hit with a routine 2-0 defeat at the hands of Chicago, interim boss Philippe Eullaffroy has seen his inconsistent squad muster just a sole win from their previous four MLS appearances. Already sat four points adrift of the play-off places in the Eastern Conference, Sunday’s guests have also gained a reputation for their extended struggles on the road. Last seen on their travels getting hit with a 3-1 drumming at the hands of Atlanta, Montreal have now lost all of their previous four consecutive matchups on their travels by an aggregate score of 12-5. Including a rollercoaster 4-3 loss against Cincinnati on March 22nd, it should also be noted that the Impact have lost seven of their last eight matchups away from the Saputo Stadium across all competitions.
Bet: DC United draw no bet against CF Montreal 4/7 for Sunday’s MLS battle @ BetUS
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