Dallas Renegades at Louisville Kings Predictions & Picks
Louisville are tipped to cover as they stay in the race for the postseason.
Aside from one rough outing the Kings’ offense has been firing on all cylinders in recent weeks, while the Renegades’ early-season promise has evaporated as the losses continue to pile up.
- Louisville Kings are 4-1 in their last 5 games
- Louisville won by 22 points when the two teams met in Dallas last month
- Dallas Renegades are on a 5-game losing run
- The Over cashed when the two teams met on April 26
Head To Head
- Louisville Kings lead the all-time series 1-0
- Louisville Kings won 47-25 when the two teams last met on April 26
Dallas Renegades Form
Dallas head back out on the road on a terrible run of form, having now lost five straight games to fall to 3-5.
The Renegades raced out of the blocks as they won their first three games of the season – all coming at home.
They beat Houston 36-17, St Louis 31-15 and Columbus 28-23, but saw their perfect start end when they went out on the road for the first time and lost 28-14 in Columbus.
Dallas then returned home to lose 47-25 to Louisville, before heading to DC for a 24-6 loss to the Defenders and Birmingham for a 21-17 overtime defeat to the Stallions.
The Renegades then saw their losing skid reach five games last time out as they were beaten 31-24 at home by Orlando.
Louisville Kings Form
Louisville go into this matchup in good form, having won four of their last five games to reach 4-4 and stay in the playoff mix.
The Kings began their rookie UFL campaign with three consecutive defeats as they followed up a 15-13 loss to Birmingham with back-to-back defeats to fellow newcomers Orlando.
They lost 19-9 on the road and 29-27 in overtime at home, before finally getting off the mark with a 24-22 overtime success in Houston.
Louisville backed that up with a 47-25 upset of Dallas on the road, and then answered a 16-3 defeat in St Louis with back-to-back wins over defending champions DC.
The Kings beat the Defenders 30-13 on the road, before returning home to register a 33-30 victory that took them back to .500.