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The Houston Dynamo are clinging to their playoff hopes as they prepare to visit St. Louis City on Saturday night. Sitting 12th in the Western Conference with a 7-12-8 record and 29 points, Houston is six points behind the ninth and final postseason spot with just seven games left. Last week’s 2-1 home loss to San Jose widened that gap, but head coach Ben Olsen insists the energy in camp remains positive. He emphasized that his players bounced back quickly and showed focus during training sessions despite the setback. Fans looking for more insights into upcoming MLS action can check out the latest soccer previews for match breakdowns across the league. Houston’s attack has actually been more productive away from

In a top-of-the-table clash in the Eastern Conference, Philadelphia Union head to FC Cincinnati on Saturday night. Both teams are in strong form, with Philadelphia (16-6-6, 54 points) leading the East and Cincinnati (16-8-4, 52 points) hot on their heels. A win for Cincinnati would not only clinch their MLS Cup Playoff berth but could also return them to first place in the conference. Oddsmakers list Cincinnati as a slight favorite at +130, Philadelphia at +220, and the draw at +230. They capitalize on their dominant attacking form. The Union have been relentless this season, with forward Tai Baribo tying for third in MLS with 16 goals. His hat trick in March helped Philadelphia dismantle Cincinnati 4-1, and Baribo will

The New York Red Bulls continue their quest to extend their historic playoff streak when they host the Columbus Crew on Saturday night at Red Bull Arena. With just six matches remaining, New York (11-11-6, 39 points) is tied with Chicago for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, the Crew (12-6-9, 45 points) are battling for a top-four spot but have struggled recently. Oddsmakers list New York as a slight favorite at +130, Columbus at +220, and the draw at +230. They capitalize on their home advantage and see more from their attacking unit. The Red Bulls have been excellent at home (10-2-2), with Emil Forsberg contributing in five straight home matches and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting leading

D.C. United (4-15-9, 21 points) will look to snap an 11-game winless streak when they visit New York City FC (13-8-5, 44 points) on Saturday night. NYCFC is on a strong run, unbeaten in their last five matches, while D.C. has struggled to find consistency throughout the season. Oddsmakers have NYCFC as favorites at -200, D.C. United at +450, and the draw at +280. They continue to build on their solid defensive structure. Under coach Rene Weiler, the team has played more compactly and limited shots on goal in recent matches. With the return of top scorer Christian Benteke (eight goals) from suspension, D.C. has more attacking options. If they can continue to defend well and find chances through Jackson