MLS Cup 2020 Odds Favorite Seattle Sounders Again

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 MLS Cup 2020 Odds Favorite Seattle Sounders Again

The MLS Cup is down to its final four teams, and the latest odds show a clear frontrunner.



Colorado's SportsBetting.com (https://www.sportsbetting.com) lists the Seattle Sounders as favorites to repeat as champions.

Nearly three weeks ago, Seattle entered the 2020 MLS Cup as the tournament favorite with 5-1 odds.

The Columbus Crew is second on the current betting board, but they were middle of the pack in November with 16-1 odds.

Minnesota and New England have also bucked the odds by playing into the final four as the United and Revolution had 20-1 and 50-1 odds, respectively, before the tourney started.

2020 MLS Cup
Seattle Sounders  3-2  (+150)
Columbus Crew  9-4  (+225)
Minnesota United  7-2  (+350)
New England Revolution  4-1  (+400)

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