- New England Revolution have won seven of their eight MLS 2026 home matches, losing only once.
- Toronto FC have won only one of their five MLS 2026 away matches, losing four of them.
Revs and Reds meet in Boston
New England Revolution and Toronto FC meet at Boston Stadium on Wednesday in a game that offers some intriguing contrasts.
The Revs are seventh in MLS 2026 with 25 points from 14 games, while TFC are 26th with 14 points from as many matches.
Marko Mitrovic took over the Revolution on 7 November 2025 and they have been pressing high and playing on the front foot as instructed, but their form has been mixed.
New England have two wins and three defeats in their last five games, but did manage to beat Minnesota United 2-0 at home in MLS 2026.
Toronto have no wins, one draw and four defeats in their last five with four defeats in a row.
Robin Fraser was appointed on 10 January 2025, so he has had some time to develop his team and they are well-structured in the wide areas with a good build-up game.
Rev's are at home and in the better position
New England have lost their previous two matches, 1-0 away to Charlotte in MLS 2026 and 0-3 at home to Ironbound SC in USL League Two 2026, and need to snap out of their slump.
Luca Langoni has scored two goals in the Revolution's last five matches and could provide a spark in a side that has scored only four goals in that span.
Toronto have scored six in their last five, but have some decent finishers in their ranks.
Emilio Aristizabal has two goals in the last five and has been one of the few players to shine in a period in which TFC have scored 6 goals.
Daniel Salloi leads the Reds' goal-scoring charts in MLS 2026 with four goals in 14 games, so he may be the most likely TFC player to nick a goal.
New England a solid bet to take control
A New England win is the right read for this game with the odds available on the hosts too attractive to ignore. Both teams to score looks live at 17/25, but the play here is New England to win and over 2.5 goals at 4/5.
The hosts should have the edge in this game because of their much superior home record, while Toronto have been awful away from home.
Their two most recent MLS 2026 matches have been away defeats, 3-1 at Charlotte and 2-1 at Chicago Fire.
The contrast in playing styles should create space for each side to exploit, but if the visitors are pressed into playing through New England's pressure, it could become a mismatch.
The last head-to-head in MLS 2025 finished 1-1 at New England's ground and the overall record between the two since 2020 is one win each and one draw in three games.
Carles Gil has five goals in 14 MLS 2026 appearances and looks like the Revs' biggest threat.
