Charlotte vs CF Montréal prediction, odds and how to watch

Columbus Crew left Montréal with three points they barely had to sweat for, goals from Mohamed Farsi and Brais Méndez exposing a CF Montréal side that cannot defend, cannot score, and cannot compete at the basic level required. Five losses from their last five in MLS tells you everything.

Charlotte took all three points at DC United despite being outshot three to one, with Allan Saint-Maximin's 71st-minute strike proving the decisive blow after DC United squandered big chance after big chance.

Paxten Aaronson's first-half penalty was enough for Colorado Rapids to take all three points against CF Montréal, who dominated possession but lacked the cutting edge to convert their chances.

Kévin Denkey scored twice, including a 90th-minute equaliser, as Cincinnati clawed back a 3-3 draw with Charlotte in MLS, despite dominating every statistical category on the night.

Seattle Sounders have not won in their last ten MLS matches. CF Montréal have conceded fourteen goals in five. Someone has to end their misery on Sunday. The question is who.

Philadelphia Union head into Saturday's home fixture against Charlotte on the back of four straight wins and just two goals conceded in their last five MLS matches. Charlotte arrive unbeaten in five but will need to be at their absolute best to stop a Union side that has been ruthless in front of goal.

CF Montréal have conceded 14 goals in their last five MLS matches and have not kept a clean sheet in ten. Atlanta United arrive with something to prove.

Columbus Crew have won once in their last five MLS matches and Charlotte arrive having not lost in ten. This one is not complicated.