- 1 Charlotte FC vs Atlanta United FC : the home side aim to keep the momentum going
- 2 Charlotte bank on home comfort
- 3 Atlanta are still stuck in a rut
- 4 Probable lineups :
- 5 MLS prediction : Charlotte FC vs Atlanta United FC
- 6 A word on our predictions first
- 7 No commitment from us
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Charlotte FC vs Atlanta United FC : the home side aim to keep the momentum going 
The MLS restart gives Charlotte FC a real chance to keep climbing the Eastern Conference table. Sitting in the top six before the break, the North Carolina club will be eyeing a third straight win in front of their own fans against an Atlanta side still struggling to find its feet.
The visitors head into this trip in a far more awkward spot. 14th in the conference, the Five Stripes are still searching for any kind of rhythm and have piled up a run of disappointing results that is slowly dragging them out of the playoff picture.
Charlotte bank on home comfort 
Dean Smith’s men signed off before the break in style, beating Toronto and then New England without conceding. It was a clear sign of the progress this side have made, with their home ground becoming one of their biggest weapons this season.
Charlotte have picked up 17 points from nine home league games, one of the best records in the Eastern Conference. Backed by a loud crowd, they usually play at a high tempo and look sharp in both boxes.
Pep Biel has been having a brilliant season and remains the main attacking threat for the hosts. With seven goals, the Spaniard has found the net in almost one home MLS game in two. Alongside Wilfried Zaha and Idan Toklomati, he forms a front three capable of hurting teams at any moment. And with Allan Saint-Maximin now in the mix, Charlotte have another dangerous option to bring off the bench.
Atlanta are still stuck in a rut 
Atlanta are short on confidence. Gerardo Martino’s side are winless in four league games and have taken just one victory from their last five MLS away trips. That kind of inconsistency is keeping them buried in the lower reaches of the Eastern Conference.
The absence of Miguel Almiron and Junior Alonso, away at the World Cup, only weakens the visitors further. Aleksey Miranchuk remains the main attacking danger, but he too often gets little help in the final third.
Their away record is worrying as well, with just one win on the road this season. Against a Charlotte side who have been strong at home, Atlanta will need a serious uptick if they are to leave with anything to show for it.
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Probable lineups :
Charlotte FC : Kahlina; Cleary, Agyemang, Kessler, Privett; Westwood, Diani; Vargas, Biel, Zaha; Toklomati.
Atlanta United FC : Hoyos; Edwards, Jacob, Mihaj, Baez; Muyumba; Brennan, Sanchez, Fortune, Lobjanidze; Miranchuk.
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MLS prediction : Charlotte FC vs Atlanta United FC
Charlotte FC to win
Charlotte are back home with plenty going for them. Dean Smith’s side have strung together two straight wins, boast one of the best home records in the conference and look nicely balanced heading into the international break.
Atlanta, by contrast, are going through a much rougher spell. The Five Stripes have won just one of their last five MLS away games and are also on a four-match league winless run. Several key absences do not make life any easier for the visitors.
On current form, with Charlotte looking strong at home and Atlanta struggling badly on the road, the hosts appear to have everything in place to get the job done and protect their spot near the top of the Eastern Conference.
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