Philadelphia Union vs Montreal Impact Predictions, Picks, MLS Odds 7/27/2019

by Josh Schonwald - 7/26/2019

Saturday, July 27, 2019

Stade Saputo

Kacper Przybylko and the Philadelphia Union (11-6-6, 1st in the Eastern Conference) head to Stade Saputo on Saturday where they'll take on the Montreal Impact (9-3-11, 6th in the Eastern Conference). The expected starting goalkeepers are Andre Blake for the Philadelphia Union and Evan Bush for the Montreal Impact. The moneyline on this game has the Philadelphia Union coming in at +185 and the Impact are at +123. The over/under is set at 2.5.

With regard to shots on target, they racked up a total of 115 which ranked 3rd in the conference and 5th in the league.

Kacper Przybylko is one of the players to keep an eye on for the Zolos. The forward from Poland has engaged in 15 games this year and has played a total of 1,267 minutes. Up to now, the 25-year-old has scored 8 goals and has had an assist on 1 goal. He is averaging 84 minutes per appearance. Przybylko has been a starter in 14 games this year and has a total of 18 fouls during that period. In the matter of shots on target, Przybylko has totaled 21 which has him sitting in 12th in MLS and 3rd in the Eastern Conference among forwards. Ilsinho is another player to keep an eye on for the squad from Philadelphia. The 33-year-old from Brazil has a total of 4 goals so far this season which has him ranked 1st in the Eastern Conference among defenders and 51st among all players in Major League Soccer. He has totaled 653 minutes and is averaging 38 mins per appearance which has him ranked 435th in Major League Soccer. During the season thus far, he has a total of 8 shots on target which has him ranked 3rd in the Eastern Conference among defenders.

The man in goal for the Zolos is Andre Blake from Jamaica. He is 28 years old and has been on the field a total of 1,224 mins in goal for the 2019 season. Blake is giving up an average of 1.54 goals per 90 mins which has him placed 15th in the East and 27th among goalies in MLS. For the year, he's allowed 21 goals. He holds a save percentage of .580 which has him placed 17th in the East.

In connection with shots on target, they had earned a total of 81 which is 9th in the Eastern Conference and 21st in MLS.

Orji Okwonkwo is one of the best players to watch for the Impact. The forward from Nigeria has engaged in 18 contests so far this year and has played a total of 1,070 minutes. During that time, the 21-year-old has a total of 4 goals and has had an assist on 0 goals. He holds an average of 59 minutes per appearance. Okwonkwo has started 15 contests so far this year and has a total of 16 fouls over the course of that time. Regarding shots on target, Okwonkwo has totaled 9 which has him ranked 86th in MLS and 19th in the East among forwards. Saphir Taïder is another guy to keep an eye on for the squad from Montreal. The 26-year-old from Algeria has tallied 7 goals in 2019 which ranks him 4th in the East among midfielders and 24th among all qualified players in MLS. He has played 1,738 mins and averages 83 minutes per game which ranks him 139th in MLS. During the 2019 season, he has connected on 19 shots on target which ranks him 5th in the East among midfielders.

Protecting the net for the Impact is Evan Bush from the United States. He is 32 years old and has been on the field a total of 2,070 minutes protecting the goal this season. Bush is allowing 1.65 goals per 90 mins which ranks him 16th in the Eastern Conference and 28th among goalies in Major League Soccer. For the season, he's surrendered 38 goals. He's earned a save % of .582 which ranks him 16th in the Eastern Conference.

Who will win tonight's MLS game ATS?

Josh's Pick: Take Philadelphia (+185) and over 2.5 total goals

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