- New England have won 1, drawn 2 and lost 4 of their 7 away games in MLS 2026
- Toronto have conceded 18 goals in their 9 home matches in MLS 2026, winning just 2.
- Toronto's last 3 matches have finished level against New England Revolution, DC United and New York City FC.
MLS 2026 clash to be close and tense
The match bookmakers make this an even affair with Toronto FC 2.12 favourites to beat New England Revolution 3.1 and the draw 3.6 on Saturday. In truth, the home side are a shade favourites on the field and will take the victory if they can manage to dominate the game, but New England are dangerous enough to nick a result.
Toronto's form has been mixed-to-poor with no wins in their last 5 matches and 3 consecutive draws against New England, DC United and New York City FC. Robin Fraser's team have looked sturdy, if limited, all season with a possession-first, pragmatic style of play that can be tough to play against, but offers little in the way of a positive spark.
New England have a similar record from their last 5 with 1 win, 2 draws and 2 losses. Their most recent away result saw them draw 2-2 at CF Montreal and the Revolution also lost 2-0 at home to Houston Dynamo last month.
Goals should come in a game of end-to-end soccer
New England Revolution are 7th on 30 points after 18 matches of MLS 2026, Toronto FC are 26th with 17. This is a fixture that usually ends level and New England's away form makes us think that this could be another tough matchup for the visitors.
Both teams to score looks live at 1.55, and over 2.5 goals at 1.65 suits a game that should be open and transition-heavy. Toronto are a disciplined side that keep things compact and play a patient build-up game, often playing a second-row pressing game that doesn't concede much, but also doesn't offer a lot in terms of creativity. New England, on the other hand, have been far sharper in their pressing under Marko Mitrović and are built to hunt turnovers and then break with pace into the half-spaces.
Carles Gil is New England's chief danger man in MLS 2026 with 7 goals, 2 of which have come in their last 5. Toronto's chief spark has been Daniel Salloi, who in 18 matches scored 4 times.
