New York Red Bulls vs Charlotte Prediction & Betting Tips (30 May)

Finalist in 2008, the NY Red Bulls have never lifted the MLS championship title in their history. This season could be the good one but Inter Miami or their rivals New York City FC seem superior. However, it's still football and you have to have ambition. At the moment, we are going through a fairly deserted situation within the Big Apple since the locals have only won two of their last seven matches in the big league and they are stagnating on a setback against their neighbor, the NY City FC 2-1. Before that, they had won their two matches against the New England Revolution 4-2 and against DC United 1-4.

Opposite, Charlotte FC has performed well since the start of the season and deserves its current 7th place within of the Eastern Hemisphere and could even, in the event of victory tonight, pass in front of its receiver. It is important to note that the residents of North Carolina are undefeated for five games in the big league for a record of 3 victories without conceding a goal each time against the Portland Timbers 2-0, for the reception of Nashville 1 -0 and on the Chicago Fire pitch 0-1. There are two goalless draws in the last 2 matches against the LA Galaxy 0-0 and against the Philadelphia Union team 0-0.

Ending the New York duel against New York City FC at ten following the exclusion of Nealis in stoppage time in the game, the NY Red Bulls will logically compose this night without the latter. In addition, note the withdrawals of young players like Donkor (19 years old), the young attacker Mitchell (21 years old) and Ngoma (18 years old) who all 3 have a low status within the rotation. Peter Stroud (22 years old) is more important in the hierarchy (8 appearances) but will probably be forced to give up his place (injured). Author of 9 goals in MLS, 1 less than Léo Messi, Lewis Morgan will be IN just like the Swedish international Emil Forsberg (ex-Leipzig) who was rather successful in his MLS debut (4 goals, 5 caviars). On the Charlotte side, the Finnish Uronen (starting left back) will probably be kept by the medical staff (injured) like Brandon Cambridge (long-term absence).

Note, however, the return from suspension of former TFC midfielder, Dejaegere (1 goal, 2 assists in MLS this season). From a personal point of view, we cannot say that a player stands out within this franchise except the Ghanaian Patrick Agyemang who is the only one to have reached the 3 goal mark since the launch of the season. Behind him, Kerwin Vargas and Ashley Westwood both have 2 goals.