Vancouver Whitecaps vs. San Diego FC Preview and Betting Odds

Last Updated on June 24, 2025 11:40 am by Erwin Noguera

The MLS starts the week with a crucial Western Conference clash, as the conference leaders Vancouver Whitecaps host second-place San Diego FC.

The Whitecaps recently gave up the top spot in the league after falling 2-1 to Columbus Crew in their last match.

Meanwhile, San Diego continued to surprise, this time defeating Minnesota United 2-4 on the road.

Vancouver Whitecaps vs. San Diego FC Betting Odds and Info

Why Bet on the Vancouver Whitecaps?

The Vancouver Whitecaps are having a great season. They were finalists in the CONCACAF Champions League and currently sit at the top of the Western Conference with 35 points, thanks to 10 wins, five draws, and two losses. They are just two points behind Philadelphia Union, the overall MLS leaders, but have one game in hand.

With only 14 goals conceded, they boast the best defense in the league—one of only two teams, alongside New England Revolution, and averages under one goal allowed per match.

At home, they’re unbeaten in their previous six league matches, winning four of them. Their only home loss came on March 22 against Chicago Fire, falling 3-1.

Coach Jesper Sorensen is dealing with several absences due to injury and the Gold Cup, including Ali Ahmed, Sam Adekugbe, Jayden Nelson, Sebastian Berhalter, Brian White, and Ryan Gauld.

Why Bet on San Diego FC?

San Diego FC has been the breakout sensation of this MLS season. The California-based team ranks second in the Western Conference with 33 points, achieving 10 wins, three draws, and five losses, having scored 33 goals and conceded 20.

They have the second-best attack in the conference, led by standout player Anders Dreyer, who has eight goals and eight assists—meaning he has directly contributed to nearly 50% of the team’s goals. In their last match, a 4-2 away win over Minnesota United, the Danish forward scored twice and provided an assist. Mexican star Hirving Lozano has also been impactful, with five goals and five assists.

They have won six of their last eight matches, drawing one and losing the other. On the road, they’ve been solid, with four wins and four losses, scoring 14 goals and conceding 13.

Coach Mikey Varas will be without Luca De La Torre and Aníbal Godoy due to Gold Cup duty, while Lozano, Hamady Diop, and Andrés Reyes are recovering from injuries and remain doubtful.

Final Betting Analysis: Vancouver Whitecaps vs. San Diego FC

It will be a great match between the two best teams in the conference. Both sides are missing key players, but we believe the home-field advantage will give the Whitecaps an extra boost, and they’ll come away with the win.

The numbers at Gambyl Exchange favor Vancouver Whitecaps, with a Moneyline of +125, while San Diego FC sits at +220, and a draw is at +251.

This will be the first time in history that these two teams face each other.

Go for a win for the Vancouver Whitecaps. If you bet $100 at +125, you will gain $125 for a total payout of $225.

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