New York RB vs St. Louis City 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.

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.

Sporting KC rescued a point at home against an in-form St. Louis City side, but the statistics tell a story the scoreline flatters to conceal. This was a game the visitors controlled in structure, even if Kansas City's volume of shot attempts clouded that picture.

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.

New York Red Bulls have not kept a single clean sheet in their last ten MLS matches and are running out of road. St. Louis City arrive unbeaten in ten and in no mood to be charitable.

St. Louis City have built one of the most imposing home records in the Western Conference this season, but Toronto arrive having drawn three of their last five away matches. The structural contrast between these two sides makes this a genuinely interesting tactical exercise.

St. Louis City have not lost at home in their last ten attempts and welcome a Minnesota United team that has won just once in their last ten matches. The numbers point one way, but the detail tells a more interesting story.

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.