Betting tips for San Jose Earthquakes VS Houston Dynamo 27.06.2019
The San Jose Earthquakes are going through a five-game unbeaten run in MLS at home before the start of this game (G4, E1) and in that time they have achieved 68.42% (13) of their 19 points of the season. In addition, in that same period he scored 14 of his 15 goals at home.
The Earthquakes have not only improved in local condition, since those led by Matías Almeyda have avoided defeat in eight of their last 10 MLS games (G4, E4, P2). His games average 3.0 total goals in that period and, in addition, he has not conceded goals in the first half on seven occasions.
In contrast, Houston definitely has a problem as it has lost four of its last nine MLS games (G3, E2, P4) and that streak has brought them back to an earthly level after starting the season with a five-game unbeaten run. Naturally, this has coincided with a decline in the last third of the field since the Texan cast average only 1.0 goal per game in those nine games.
The performance of Wilmer Cabrera's team as a visitor shows no improvement, as he has lost the first half in each of his last four home runs. Although this may be worrisome for the Houston fans, the Dynamo has not lost five straight away games in MLS since May 2017.
Players to watch: Earthquakes forward Chris Wondolowski has scored five goals in his last two MLS games at home.
At the end of March, Memo Rodríguez opened the scoring in what has been Houston's only win as a visitor in MLS.
Statistics to consider: The Earthquakes have not received goals before halftime in four of their last five MLS games at home.
Seven of Earthquakes' last eight home games in the MLS have produced more than 2.5 goals in total.
Houston has been losing at halftime 1-0 in each of their away defeats in this MLS season.
Of the 24 matches between the two in history, the team that loses at halftime ends up going over the match to win in only one occasion.
The Earthquakes have not only improved in local condition, since those led by Matías Almeyda have avoided defeat in eight of their last 10 MLS games (G4, E4, P2). His games average 3.0 total goals in that period and, in addition, he has not conceded goals in the first half on seven occasions.
In contrast, Houston definitely has a problem as it has lost four of its last nine MLS games (G3, E2, P4) and that streak has brought them back to an earthly level after starting the season with a five-game unbeaten run. Naturally, this has coincided with a decline in the last third of the field since the Texan cast average only 1.0 goal per game in those nine games.
The performance of Wilmer Cabrera's team as a visitor shows no improvement, as he has lost the first half in each of his last four home runs. Although this may be worrisome for the Houston fans, the Dynamo has not lost five straight away games in MLS since May 2017.
Players to watch: Earthquakes forward Chris Wondolowski has scored five goals in his last two MLS games at home.
At the end of March, Memo Rodríguez opened the scoring in what has been Houston's only win as a visitor in MLS.
Statistics to consider: The Earthquakes have not received goals before halftime in four of their last five MLS games at home.
Seven of Earthquakes' last eight home games in the MLS have produced more than 2.5 goals in total.
Houston has been losing at halftime 1-0 in each of their away defeats in this MLS season.
Of the 24 matches between the two in history, the team that loses at halftime ends up going over the match to win in only one occasion.
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