New York Red Bulls vs DC United Prediction & Betting Tips (30 June)

Never, never has this NY Red Bulls franchise managed to win the grail in MLS by being finalist in 2008 and by reaching the playoffs very regularly each season. For this campaign too, it seems on track to see the Red Bulls take part in the next postseason in the East, currently sitting comfortably in 3rd place. Comfortably, yes and no, in fact, Thierry Henry's former team is only two small steps ahead of its predecessor in the ranking, Charlotte. In addition, there was a slight blow for the locals who remained in three MLS matches without success including a defeat on the lawn of the New England Revs 1-0 and two points sharing against Nashville SC 0-0 and against Montreal on the road 2-2. During their last match to date, the NY Red Bulls found the key to success by winning against Toronto FC with style 3-0.

Opposite, DC United is in the sauce in the East by occupying only a simple 13th place with 2 points behind the top 9, synonymous with a jump-off for the playoffs. However, before talking about a possible play-off to qualify for the playoffs, we should already find victory for DC who have not celebrated a victory for 8 consecutive matches and above all a very disastrous record of 6 defeats for 2 draws. Furthermore, of the six defeats, there are three in the last three matches against Charlotte 1-0, for the reception of the 9th precisely, Atlanta United 0-1 and lastly against Houston Dynamo 1-4. A well-deserved success since the Rouge et Noir finished the game 9 against 11.

For this part, the starting midfielder Edelman (21 years old) will be suspended for accumulation of yellow cards while Carlos (starting goalkeeper) joined Paraguay to play in the Copa America and Lewis Morgan (9 goals) participated in the Euro with Scotland but not yet back home (uncertain all the same). Having been absent for a long time due to injury, Mitchell will most likely be missing tonight like Ngoma (18 years old), Peter Stroud (8 appearances this season) and the former RB Leipzig player , Forsberg (6 goals, 4 assists in MLS for his first season). Announced uncertain against Toronto, the important Kyle Duncan (15 appearances in MLS) finally participated well in the meeting. Scorer in this same game, the Brazilian Elias Manoel (4 goals, 2 assists) will be present, barring a last minute injury.

 Excluded during the last match to date, the well-known Benteke (14 pawns in 18 matches this season) will logically be suspended for this trip, the same goes for defender Matai Akinmboni. Note the injuries to McVey (1 goal in 15 appearances), Conner Antley (rotation), Birnbaum (injury after injury), Canouse (absent for a very long time), or even Fletcher (substitute) and Hopkins (sporadic within the rotation). Fortunately for the residents of the capital, the Polish Klich (2 goals, 7 assists in MLS this season) should be there.