Los Angeles Galaxy vs FC Dallas Prediction & Betting Tips (30 May)

Five-time MLS champion, the LA Galaxy hopes to once again return to the most prestigious trophies in America. As a reminder, the last coronation of the Angelinos now dates back to 2014, ten years of famine. However, we can clearly speak of a favorite for the residents of the City of Angels who occupy 3rd place in the Western Conference, 4 points behind the leader, Real Salt Lake. Zlatan Ibrahimovic's former franchise remains on an unbeaten streak of five games but has not really been able to take advantage of it by winning only one match, no later than the latest on Sunday evening against Houston Dynamo 2 -1.

Casually, we can turn this sentence in a completely different sense, the Californians had not won for five games in the big league 4 draws, 1 defeat. On the other hand, Dallas is completely behind, already counting an outlay of four points on the last qualified for the play-offs of the end of season playoffs, the Seattle Sounders. Only 13th in the early morning, the Texans had gone seven games without a win between March 3 and April 21, 5 defeats, 2 draws, but they have since made up for it by conceding only one defeat in their last five games for a record of 2 victories against the Houston Dynamo 2-0 and in the Texan derby against Austin FC 2-1 and two draws contracted against the Houston Dynamo precisely 1-1 and recently against the leader of the Western conference Real Salt Lake in a match of berserk 3-3.

Absent for 2 matches, Paintsil (ex-Genk, 4 goals, 5 assists in 13 appearances in MLS) is not yet 100% physically to participate in this meeting. This is also the only question on the Californian side. On a personal level, how can we not mention the good campaign of the Serbian Joveljic (7 goals, 3 assists), the former Barcelona player Puig (4 goals, 8 goals) and the talented Brazilian Pec (4 goals, 6 goals). The Texan team will face too many doubts without the long-term injured Geovane Jesus (2 assists last season), without the midfielder Pomykal (4 assists in 27 appearances last season) and without the Argentine striker Velasco (4 achievements, 3 passes last year).

Arriving from Benfica last winter, Peter Musa has already scored 5 goals and provided 2 assists in MLS. He is ultimately the only one to really stand out from the crowd with Jesus Ferreira (2 goals, 3 assists).