River back to winning, still lacks solidity
After a run of defeats, Eduardo Coudet's side salvaged a win and a draw, but the posts saved what the performance could not.
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BAZ0After a run of defeats, Eduardo Coudet's side salvaged a win and a draw, but the posts saved what the performance could not.
San Lorenzo controlled the ball and created more chances but couldn't find the net at the Ciudad de Río Cuarto Antonio Candini stadium.
La Maquina enters as the favorite with a 64% chance of winning at Estadio Banorte against Atlas, who are looking to cement themselves among the league's top spots.
The hosts are fighting to snap out of a rough stretch while the visitors look to find consistency in the lower half of the table.
The home side enters as a slight favorite with a 50% win probability in a match that promises goals on both ends.
The home favorite, dealing with recent inconsistency, faces a visiting side that has won three of its last five matches.
The Peruvian side posts its best result in the continental tournament in 22 years, retracing the path of its only international title, won back in 2003.
The newly promoted side opens the season at home against the Turin giants on Sunday, August 23.
The hosts look to shore things up against visitors who arrive in the best form of their season.
The home side, seventh in the standings but mired in a rough patch, hosts the league's last-place team, which has yet to taste victory this tournament.
The home side is unbeaten in its last five matches and takes on the West group leader in a game with plenty of possible outcomes.
The Eastern Conference leader, with 14 wins in 20 games, faces a 12th-place opponent in desperate need of points.
Two teams level in the standings fight to break into playoff position in MLS.
The Uruguayan coach defended his tenure after winning two titles, though he acknowledged the weight of the Colombian idol's words.
Fossati's side snapped the home team's winning run with a dominant display three matchdays in, still unbeaten.
The Argentine was fined for an incident with Quinn Sullivan in Wednesday's stoppage time, the same match in which he scored his first goal since his father's death.
The Pascual Guerrero remains closed to the public, and the Valle del Cauca club now has permission to relocate to the capital while the stadium situation gets sorted out.
The home side will look to snap a historic losing streak against a rival that has won all eight previous meetings between the two clubs.
The home side enters as the favorite with a 50% chance of winning, while Caicedo leads the attack against a Riestra side stuck in a scoring drought.
Both sides arrive at Estadio Banco Pichincha on rough patches, with Barcelona a slight favorite according to the model's odds.
Both Eastern Conference sides need a win to climb the standings after uneven recent form.
Chicago arrives red hot with five straight wins and a plus 11 goal differential, while the home side needs a response after four losses in its last five matches.
Two second-half penalties settled a match that had looked even until then, with goals from Ingratti, Muñoz and Díaz for the home side.
The league also disciplined Inter Miami's Ian Fray and Minnesota United's Anthony Markanich for incidents reviewed after Wednesday's matches.
La Máquina sits in tenth place, nine points behind the leaders, while the Jalisco side is enjoying a different atmosphere under Hernán Crespo.
The hosts sit second in the Eastern Conference and are chasing a return to winning ways, while the visitors are fighting to pull away from the bottom of the table.
The Sounders arrive on a run of four losses in five matches, while the home side sits fifth in the East with momentum on its side.
The hosts, with a stronger recent head-to-head record, are favored at 46 percent in this playoff-positioning matchup.
Two inconsistent Eastern Conference sides meet at Stade Saputo in a tightly projected matchup, though the head-to-head record favors the visitors.
The fifth-place side takes on the second-place team at the Mineirão, with just nine points separating them in the standings.