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NY Red Bulls has 12 points while Dallas has 13 points. NY Red Bulls is 2-1-1 at home as they played just 4 of 10 games at home so far, while Dallas lost 2 of 3 road games and played 7 of 10 at home to start the season. NY Red Bulls are 8-2-2 in the last 12 head-to-head meetings against Dallas, which they hosted, so got to expect home-ground advantage to be key here and see NY Red Bulls win this one.

Julian Hall started the season red-hot as he scored 6 goals in 10 league games, of which 4 were the first goals of the games. He also added 3 more goals in 2 cup ties as the youngster is on fire and looks a solid price to back to open the scoring in this one as well.

Tigers are 5-2, as they have been playing very well, while Sharks are 3-4 and very inconsistent. Tigers' two losses came to 5-2 Rabbitohs by 4 points and by 1 point to defending champions Broncos. Sharks lost the last two games, allowing 34 and 46 points, as their defence is very leaky. Tigers do have some injuries, and Sharks can take advantage of that and produce big numbers offensively, but Tigers won 2 of the last 3 head-to-head meetings against Sharks whose leaky defence should keep Tigers in this match, and then get to like Tigers plus more than a converted-try head start.

Chacarra has been playing very well of late, notching a runner-up finish at the Hero Indian Open when defending his title from last year. He was T9 in Mexico at the Tulum Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour before flying across the globe to China, where he was a solid T33 given the circumstances. He is in fine form, and the more stern test this week near Antalya should serve him well, so he could easily fight for top spots on Sunday afternoon.

Kimsey has been playing some really good golf this year, with 5 top-12 finishes in events he played in, highlighted by T5 at the Magical Kenya Open and T6 last week at the Volvo China Open, where he fired all 4 rounds in the 60s with only 5 bogeys in those 4 rounds. He led the field last week for Driving accuracy and sits th overall for the whole season on the DP World Tour in that same category, so if the putter warms up slightly more, Kimsey could easily be around the top of the leaderboard fighting for the win this week in Turkey.

Kitayama is in very good form of late, with results of T2 at The Genesis Invitational, T18 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and T8 on his last outing at the RBC Heritage among the last 6 events he played in. Kurt won the 3M Open last year, which has similarities to this week's Blue Monster with many water hazards in play. He plays some of his best golf in these smaller-field signature events, so got to see nice value backing him to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.