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MLS: Week 10 power rankings – Orlando SC on the rise

By Christopher Dodson

HARRISON, NJ - MAY 5 : David Villa #7 of New York City kicks toward the goal with Tyler Adams #4 of New York Red Bulls attempting to stop him during the New York Derby Major League Soccer match between New York City FC and New York Red Bulls at Red Bull Arena on May 5, 2018 in Harrison, NJ. New York Red Bulls won the match with a score of 4 to 0. (Photo by Ira L. Black/Corbis via Getty Images)
HARRISON, NJ - MAY 5 : David Villa #7 of New York City kicks toward the goal with Tyler Adams #4 of New York Red Bulls attempting to stop him during the New York Derby Major League Soccer match between New York City FC and New York Red Bulls at Red Bull Arena on May 5, 2018 in Harrison, NJ. New York Red Bulls won the match with a score of 4 to 0. (Photo by Ira L. Black/Corbis via Getty Images) /
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MLS week 10 is all wrapped up, as Atlanta United retain their top spot, Orlando SC cruise on up the standings. Here are the week 10 MLS power rankings.

MLS‘s Cinco de Mayo weekend brought the first installment of the Hudson River Rivalry in the 2018 season, and the results were shocking. Several other team were able to earn surprising results while others were noticed for all the wrong reasons.

How did your team fare last week and how confident should fans be going forward? Is your team a signing or two away from contention or in need of a bigger team building effort? Read on for answers in this weeks edition of the MLS Multiplex Power Rankings.

With the closing of the prolonged MLS winter transfer window, teams are now set for a few months. A couple of teams are on pace to challenge the record for total points in a season while a couple others are on track fro the more dubious record of most goals allowed in their history. NYCFC was again on the wrong end of a historic rivalry beatdown.

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Here are the power rankings following week 10:

Real Salt Lake. 20. team. 322. Road trips to the east coast have not been pleasant times for Mike Petke’s Real Salt Lake. Cody Baird nicked a first half goal on long-ball route-one soccer, but it was enough to go into halftime with a lead. When Dwyer scored to bring Orlando City level, the demeanor of the RSL team was a collective slouch. Not surprisingly, OCSC scored just a couple minutes later from a terribly defended corner kick and Real Salt Lake never mounted a sustained late attack. The first hour looked great, but RSL only celebrated one goal. Once they lost their focus and committed a mistake, their desire and commitment waned quickly. This team’s hopes of a successful season are doing the same.. 3-5-1. Previous: 18th

371. Perhaps it was Piatti<a href=. 3-6. Previous: 22nd. Montreal Impact. 19. team

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