Sounders side who need a bit of an attacking presence since Jordan Morris is having a down year. He likely won’t start, but Rodriguez may come in as a sub in the second half to get his first MLS minutes.

Chicago Fire v. New England Revolution – 8:30PM ET, MLS Live

Chicago and New England face off for the second time this season, with the Fire getting the best of New England in a 3-0 win back in April. The Fire have only continued to get better since then, with Nikolic leading the Golden Boot race and David Accam having an MVP worthy year. Unfortunately, there may be trouble in paradise as reports indicate David Accam has demanded a transfer. Accam is reportedly unhappy with Fire head coach Veljko Paunovic,and his exclusion from the MLS All Star team was supposedly the last straw. Accam came in as a late sub last week against Sporting KC and scored a goal, so he’s still a difference maker for the team as long as he’s on the roster. New England is on a mini two game win streak having beaten LA and Philadelphia the last two weeks. The Revs have a bit of uncertainty as well, with Kei Kamara voicing discontent, which is becoming a pattern for Kamara at every stop in his career. New England have been a mediocre at best mid-table team all year, and Chicago is one of the best teams in the league. I don’t see a way that the Revs get points on the road