Real Salt Lake vs SJ Earthquakes prediction, odds and how to watch

Daniel Munie's first-half strike proved enough for SJ Earthquakes to beat Houston Dynamo 1-0, with the Earthquakes goalkeeper making six saves to protect a clean sheet the statistics barely justify.

New York City secured a comfortable 2-0 victory at Real Salt Lake, with goals from Nicolás Fernández Mercau and Luighi exposing a home side that has now gone ten matches without a win in MLS.

SJ Earthquakes came from a position of dominance to hold off a late San Diego fightback, winning 3-2 in a match that had red cards, VAR drama, and a 90th-minute penalty miss.

Houston Dynamo edged Real Salt Lake 2-1 in a match defined by late drama, yellow cards, and a match-winning cameo from substitute Saba Lobjanidze. Real Salt Lake competed well but left with nothing to show for it.

Houston Dynamo controlled possession, won the duels, and put four shots on target, but SJ Earthquakes kept a clean sheet despite not registering a single shot on target themselves. A goalless draw that will frustrate the home side more than it should.

Real Salt Lake have not won in ten MLS matches and have conceded twenty goals in that run. SJ Earthquakes arrive with a bit of momentum, but their own defensive record makes this a contest built on who wants it more.

Colorado Rapids host SJ Earthquakes on Sunday in a fixture where two inconsistent sides meet, but the away team's defensive record makes them very difficult to trust. Connor Maguire runs the rule over both teams and tells you exactly where this match is won and lost.

Philadelphia Union are in form, at home, and completely unbeaten in their last five. Real Salt Lake have not won in ten attempts. Work that out.