Where the money is
How much money is actually on each selection, next to what the price says it should be. A gap is not a tip — it just means the crowd and the book disagree.
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**Nashville's been quietly cooking** — three wins in their last five, and the Red Bulls are limping in with three losses in five. This feels like a home-date setup at Geodis Park. ⚽
Form tells the story: Nashville's drawing power (0-0 vs Philly, 1-1 vs San Jose) shows defensive stability, while New York keeps leaking goals (0-2 to Toronto, 2-3 to New England). The visitors are missing **J. Bazán** to suspension and **J. Che** to injury — both defensive headaches.
Key storylines:
- **H. Mukhtar** and **S. Surridge** up top will face a porous Red Bulls backline missing key bodies
- **E. Forsberg** and **A. Mehmeti** need to spark New York's midfield creativity, but Nashville's **C. Espinoza** and **P. Yazbek** control possession at home
- Nashville's **B. Schwake** hasn't been severely tested; Red Bulls' **E. Horvath** has faced constant pressure
Expected lineups:
- **Nashville SC**: Schwake, Woledzi, Palacios, Corcoran, Baker-Whiting, Espinoza, Yazbek, Mukhtar, Najar, Surridge, Saad
- **New York Red Bulls**: Horvath, Nealis, Padelford, Parker, M. D. Santos, Donkor, Mehmeti, Forsberg, Hall, Sofo, Cowell
Prediction:
**Nashville 2-1 New York Red Bulls**. Home form and New York's defensive gaps give Nashville a slight edge. 🎯
Our calls before kick-off, and how they went.
A confidence, not a tip. We do not claim these beat the bookmakers' price — the odds are short precisely because the outcome is likely.
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