San Diego vs Houston Dynamo prediction, odds and how to watch

Philadelphia Union were utterly dominant in San Diego, winning 5-0 with Cavan Sullivan grabbing a brace and the hosts reduced to a shambles after a VAR card at half-time. San Diego never competed.

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.

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.

Austin have not lost in five matches and San Diego have not won in three. Something has to give on Sunday morning, and the evidence points firmly in one direction.

San Diego have shipped ten goals in their last five matches and are running out of road. Houston Dynamo arrive having kept seven clean sheets in their last ten. Something has to give.

Minnesota United have not kept a single clean sheet in their last five MLS matches. Houston Dynamo have kept seven in their last ten. Someone is about to feel very uncomfortable.

New York Red Bulls have not won in five matches and have conceded seven goals in that run. San Diego arrive in better shape, but neither side comes into this one with any great conviction.