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Major League Soccer08/30/2026, 12:30 AM

Minnesota United – Orlando City3 : 3

Why the model thinks so

Minnesota United
1.90
Total xG
3.06
Orlando City
1.16
Expected goals from our model, before kickoff

How the model gets there: each factor adds goals to or takes goals from one team's expected goals.

FactorMinnesota UnitedOrlando City
Defensive weakness (2.4 conceded vs 1.4 league avg)+1.07
High-scoring league (3.2 goals/match)+0.69+0.69
Defensive strength (1.5 conceded vs 1.8 league avg)−0.30
Attack weakness (0.78x league average)+0.18
Rising form (2 vs 1.4 season average)+0.17
3 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (1.4 goals/match)−0.07
4 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (1.6 goals/match)+0.05
Tomás Chancalay on the bench (2 goals, 4 assists)
Adrián Marín not in squad (0 goals, 3 assists)
Tiago on the bench (1 goals, 1 assists)
27% of goal output missing (only 87% available)
Weak away record (1.3 vs 1.6 goals/match)

Key factors

  • Vulnerable away defense: Orlando City concedes an average of 3.78 goals per match when playing on the road
  • Improving attacking form: Minnesota United is scoring 2.0 goals per game recently compared to their season average of 1.4
  • Strong mathematical prediction: The model projects a home win with a 53% probability and 1.90 expected home goals

Risks

  • Potent away attack: Orlando City scores a respectable average of 1.67 goals per away match
  • Squad depth issues for Orlando: Missing Adrián Marín and Tiago reduces the available starting lineup strength to 87%

All probabilities

Result
Minnesota United53%
Draw25%
Orlando City22%
Goals
Over 1.582%
Under 1.518%
Over 2.559%
Under 2.541%
Over 3.537%
Under 3.563%
Double chance
Minnesota United or draw78%
Orlando City or draw47%
No draw75%
Both teams score
Yes60%
No40%

Most likely scores

1:1
12%
2:1
10%
2:0
8%
3:1
6%
1:2
6%
3:3
Final score

The Lab

Patterns our system found in the data.

  1. Minnesota United: opponent scores first in 10 of 11 games (91%)
  2. Orlando City with Justin Ellis starting: 2.2 goals/game, without him: 0.9 (12/7 games, last 21)
  3. Minnesota United: scored only after the break in 6 of 12 games
  4. Orlando City: 71% of all goals in the second half (17 of 24, last 12 games)

Lineups

Minnesota United 3-4-1-2 · Orlando City 4-4-2

Minnesota United
  • 12 D. Callender
  • 28 J. Díaz Beleño
  • 15 M. Boxall
  • 23 M. Duggan
  • 3 K. Duncan
  • 30 O. Géne
  • 20 W. Trapp
  • 13 A. Markanich
  • 26 J. Pereyra
  • 22 M. Caldeira
  • 9 K. Yeboah
Orlando City
  • 71 M. Crépeau
  • 24 G. Dorsey
  • 4 D. Brekalo
  • 6 R. Jansson
  • 19 Z. Taifi
  • 22 J. Ellis
  • 20 E. Atuesta Velasco
  • 35 J. Gerbet
  • 77 I. Angulo Cortés
  • 9 D. Dike
  • 7 A. Griezmann
Substitutes
  • 16 A. Jackson
  • 1 A. Smir
  • 2 D. Padelford
  • 8 T. Chancalay
  • 25 N. Triantis
  • 29 M. Dieng
  • 67 C. Harvey Cesneros
  • 5 N. Romero
  • 18 M. Gonzalez
  • 10 M. Ojeda
  • 11 T. Souza de Jesus Carvalho
  • 12 Javier Otero
  • 14 T. Spicer
  • 16 W. Cartagena Mendoza
  • 57 I. da Silva Nogueira
  • 87 M. Pasalic
  • 5 L. de Aquino
  • 23 H. Sarajian

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