I'm expecting crasy in the Red Bull vs Atlanta match. In the previous round, I successfully bet on Atlanta to lose, but in this match I'm betting on goals. Red Bull has covid problems in terms of team composition, while Atlanta continues to run out of defenders. From this, I expect a give-and-go where the goal bag could break. Of course, I've seen games where there were 456 situations with 0 goals scored... but I'm confident that this bad luck will now be avoided. For the home side, the absence of Aaron Long (14/2 defender, team captain) and Luquinhas (14/5/2 midfielder) is a sensitive loss, both players unavailable due to covid protocol.  However, apart from these two players, no other key man is missing. Red Bull wants to build a conscious project in America similar to the one that has been working successfully in Austria for years. Coach Gerhard Struber, for example, began his career managing Salzburg U19. So the aim here is to develop as many young talents as possible. Atlanta dominated the league a few years ago, but now their glory days seem to be fading. The team continues to be plagued by injuries and the latest news is that US international Brooks Lennon (14/2/3 defender) is out for at least 8 weeks. In addition to the defender, Andrew Gutman (12/0 defender), Miles Robinson (9/0 defender) Brad Guzan (7/0 goalkeeper), Osvaldo Alonso (4/0 defensive midfielder) and Ronald Hernandez (7/0 defender) are unavailable. As I wrote earlier, Atlanta has been pretty hectic under Pineda, so it's very difficult to predict his team's performance, so I'm going with goals. Atlanta has its own stars like Almada (11/3 midfielder), Araújo (10/4 winger) or Martínez (8/3 striker) who can shine at any time. To sum up. Both teams will be missing important defenders, but their attacking lines will be almost complete. I am confident that this game will really produce a lot of goals.