- New England Revolution have won two of their last three visits to CF Montreal in MLS 2026.
- New England Revolution have won the last two meetings of the sides, including a 3-0 romp at home three months ago.
- CF Montreal have lost their last two MLS 2026 games, while New England Revolution have won their last one.
New England have Montreal’s number
Canada's Montreal Impact have been re-branded CF Montreal, but it's hard to see how a change of name is going to affect their form in MLS 2026. Philippe Eullaffroy has been their manager since 12 April, 2026 and he's installed a flexible possession-based game-plan that is built around the width of his wide men and the re-pressing. The Montreal Impact have been more regular than electric in their recent home form, winning one, drawing one and losing one of their last three home games in all competitions, but there is a dangerous man in Prince Osei Owusu, who leads the team's MLS 2026 scoring list with 9 goals from 16 appearances. Marko Mitrovic has been at the helm of New England Revolution since 7 November 2025 and has made his team more of a front-foot, high-tempo, pressing unit. A recent 4-0 home win over Atlanta United was preceded by a 0-0 draw at home to Toronto FC.
Revs to nick it
The Revs come into this game with the momentum after their rout of the woeful United side last time out and have a very good record against CF Montreal in MLS 2026, winning the last two contests and two of their three previous visits to Saputo Stadium.
New England are sixth in the table on 29 points from 16 games while Montreal are 27th with 15 points from 17 and that is why the advantage lies with the visitors, although Montreal will have a live puncher's chance at their home ground.
New England Revolution's MLS 2026 away record is 1-1-4, with an average of 0.83 goals scored and 1.83 goals conceded per game, while CF Montreal's home record is 3-2-3, with an average of 1.25 goals scored and 1.00 conceded.
Montreal will look to pull New England's narrow shape apart with their wide overloads and patient build-up, while the Revs look to squeeze the center and strike in transition. The odds look slightly in favour of Montreal at 2.28, with the draw at 3.55 and New England at 2.84.
The play that fits the script here is Both teams to score at 1.57. It should be a tense but open affair with New England's superior position in the standings and head-to-head record keeping the visitors in the game while Montreal's live puncher's chance gives them a chance.
CF Montreal's talisman is Prince Osei Owusu, who has scored 9 MLS 2026 goals, but New England have their talisman too in Carles Gil, who has netted 6 MLS 2026 goals to top the team's scoring charts.
