Columbus Crew vs New York RB prediction, odds and how to watch

CF Montréal won 2-1 at Columbus Crew despite being outpossessed by more than 20 percentage points, with the Crew's structural frailties exposed through direct play and clinical finishing. Sophie Hargreaves breaks down the detail behind a result that tells you more about Columbus than it does about Montréal.

Nashville SC took all three points from Red Bull Arena with a headed goal deep in stoppage time, exposing structural problems in New York's defensive organisation that go well beyond one bad result.

Chicago Fire took a deserved lead through a well-worked right-foot finish and looked set to leave Harrison with three points, until a headed goal in the 85th minute earned New York a draw that their attacking volume had arguably merited.

Nashville SC trailed Columbus Crew going into the final minutes before scoring twice in stoppage time to complete a stunning 3-2 home victory, extending their unbeaten home run to ten matches.

Columbus Crew host Inter Miami on Sunday night having lost four straight MLS matches and conceded thirteen goals in the process. Inter Miami arrive with thirty goals scored across their last ten and no intention of slowing down.

Two sides deep in dysfunction meet at Stade Saputo on Saturday night, with CF Montréal welcoming a Columbus Crew side that has won just twice in their last ten matches. Something has to give, but the question is whether either team is capable of forcing it.

Two teams in poor form and sliding down the Eastern Conference standings meet at Lower.com Field in a fixture that neither can afford to lose. Sophie Hargreaves breaks down the structural problems on both sides and finds one clear tactical angle worth backing.

DC United host Columbus Crew on Wednesday 9 September 2026 in a fixture that tells two very different structural stories. Marcus Vale analyses what the numbers actually show about both sides' underlying quality and what to expect from a match with goals written all over it.