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- Final Series
- Final Series Playoff
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Fixtures
Charlotte FC
Portland
Charlotte FC
Portland
+ Charlotte FC's Strengths
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Counter attacks
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Strong
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Creating chances through individual skill
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Strong
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Defending set pieces
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Strong
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Protecting the lead
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Strong
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+ Portland's Strengths
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Shooting from direct free kicks
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Very Strong
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Attacking down the wings
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Very Strong
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Coming back from losing positions
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Very Strong
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Creating scoring chances
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Strong
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Creating long shot opportunities
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Strong
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Creating chances using through balls
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Strong
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Finishing scoring chances
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Strong
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Stealing the ball from the opposition
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Strong
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Aerial duels
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Strong
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- Charlotte FC's Weaknesses
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Finishing scoring chances
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Weak
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Defending against through ball attacks
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Weak
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Aerial duels
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Weak
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- Portland's Weaknesses
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Keeping possession of the ball
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Weak
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Avoiding individual errors
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Weak
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Defending against skillful players
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Weak
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Defending set pieces
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Very Weak
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Avoiding fouling in dangerous areas
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Very Weak
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Charlotte FC's Style
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Long balls
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Play with width
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Consistent first eleven
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Play the offside trap
Portland's Style
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Take a lot of shots
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Long balls
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Attempt through balls often
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Attack through the middle
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Play the offside trap
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Opponents play aggressively against them
© WhoScored.com
* Strengths, weaknesses and styles are calculated from statistics of each player's latest two seasons
Match Forecast
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Charlotte FC will score as a result of individual skill
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Likely |
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Portland will score as a result of a through ball
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Likely |
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Portland will dominate in the air
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Likely |
* Match forecast is generated from clashes in team characteristics.
