Dallas vs Austin prediction, odds and how to watch

St. Louis City let a lead slip twice before Logan Farrington's stoppage-time equaliser rescued a point in a breathless 3-3 draw with Dallas at home in MLS.

Austin came to Lumen Field as the lower-ranked side, with three major injuries and one of the worst away records in the Western Conference, and left with three points. The statistics tell one story. The pattern of the game tells another.

Dallas host Los Angeles FC on Sunday night in a fixture that tells you plenty about where both clubs are right now. Neither team is in the form they need. Someone has to take three points.

Dallas welcome a deeply out-of-form Austin side to town on Sunday, with the hosts looking to consolidate their position in the Western Conference's top five and Austin arriving with three major absentees and a catastrophic away record.

Vancouver Whitecaps welcome an Austin team in genuine distress to BC Place on Sunday night, with the Western Conference leaders carrying the weight of a dominant home record and an opponent who has conceded thirteen goals in their last five away matches.

Minnesota United have not won a home game in their last five attempts, and Dallas arrive at Alligator Palace with a defensive record that invites pressure. Something has to give on Thursday night.

Austin host Colorado Rapids at Q2 Stadium on Thursday night carrying three confirmed absentees, a goals-against column that reads 40 in 21 games, and a home record that offers their only meaningful foothold. Colorado arrive as a side that simply does not travel well, but patterns on both sides of this fixture make it a more complicated read than the standings suggest.