Mayra Madrigal
This weekend, JefeBet App offers you the chance to win a big cash prize if you predict the results of the match between Atlanta United and Orlando City SC in the Week 21 of the MLS. This time, we’ll show you our predictions for these picks, and if you’re correct, you’ll earn $5,000.
If you have soccer knowledge and have a good track record, this is your chance to put some additional money in your pocket. Here we bring you the picks suggestions for this Atlanta United vs. Orlando City SC match.
JefeBet Jackpot for Sunday, July 17th
JefeBet Jackpot – Atlanta United vs. Orlando City
1.- Will Atlanta United win this match?
Pick: Yes
JefeBet Jackpot – Atlanta United vs. Orlando City
2.- How many goals will there be in total in the whole game?
Pick: 3
JefeBet Jackpot – Atlanta United vs. Orlando City
3.- Will Ronaldo Cisneros score?
Pick: Yes
JefeBet Jackpot – Atlanta United vs. Orlando City
4.- What will be the exact score in this match?
Pick: 2-1
JefeBet Jackpot – Atlanta United vs. Orlando City
5.- What will be the score in the first half?
Pick: 1-1
Analysis of this weekend’s Jackpot picks
1.- Atlanta is coming off an important 2-1 win over Real Salt Lake in their most recent match, so they will be highly motivated, considering that this positive result ended a four-game winless streak. That victory was at home, and the five-striped team has been strong at home, winning 50% of their 10 matches played there so far.
2.- 15 of Atlanta United’s 19 games this season have ended with more than 2.5 total goals beyond the score, and it is expected that this game could have a score within that range, as eight of the 10 home games ended with more than 2.5 total goals.
3.- Ronaldo Cisneros is coming off a brace in his last appearance and is Atlanta’s leading scorer with six goals and one assist so far. The Mexican has scored two or more goals in two games this season, although he has not scored in consecutive matches.
4.- Both teams have accustomed us to scoring and conceding goals. Atlanta has 28 goals for and 30 against and Orlando City 25 for and 29 against, which could give them a guarantee of scoring or conceding at least one goal. In addition, Atlanta has scored two goals or more in its last three wins.
5.- Only one of Atlanta’s last five games was scoreless at halftime, while two of Orlando’s last five also went into halftime 0-0.
