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**Red Bulls hosting City in a midweek battle where one team's peak form collides with the other's absent stars.** 🔴
New York are patchy lately — two wins sandwiched between losses and a road trip to LA that stung 0–2. St. Louis, meanwhile, just demolished Toronto and Minnesota at home, racking up 7 goals across those two. The Red Bulls have serious bodies out on international duty, which could leave gaps; City's only real concern is **K. Hiebert's** hip injury.
Key storylines:
- **St. Louis City's** three straight wins (all at home) show a ruthless attacking edge; can they maintain it on the road in Jersey?
- **E. Forsberg** and **S. Kone** will need to find rhythm in midfield for New York despite the absence of **A. Mehmeti** and **M. Jiménez**.
- St. Louis have conceded in every game but won anyway — their defense could be exposed against a desperate Red Bulls side needing points.
Expected lineups:
- **New York Red Bulls**: E. Horvath, D. Padelford, T. Parker, E. Forsberg, S. Kone, C. Cowell, M. Sofo, C. Harper
- **St.Louis City**: R. Bürki, T. Baumgartl, D. Edelman, C. Wallem, D. Polvara, J. Sang-bin, S. Becher, A. Mățan
Prediction:
**2–2 draw.** City's form is scary, but the Red Bulls' home ground and St. Louis's shaky backline suggests chaos and goals for both sides. 🎯
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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