The New England Revolution host the New York Red Bulls tonight, with points at a premium heading towards the playoffs.
New England | RB New York | |
To Win | -110 | +240 |
Tie | +310 | |
To No Bet | -225 | +162 |
All odds in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to withdrawal or change at any time.
The New England Revolution have the second-best record in the Eastern Conference so far this season, but the side’s form has not been entirely impressive. The Revs have kept just one clean sheet in their last 10 games and have won only two of their last five home matches at Gillette Stadium.
New England are, however, on a three-game winning streak and have beaten the New York Red Bulls in each of the clubs’ last three meetings at home.
The Red Bulls are clinging on to the final MLS Cup Playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, sitting ninth and just one point clear of the Columbus Crew in 10th. New York are 2-0-3 in their last five games, with their most recent match being a 2-0 win over Inter Miami.
Matches between New York and New England are typically exciting, and none of the last 10 meetings between the two sides has ended in a tie.
The Revolution host the Red Bulls tonight at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 PM Eastern Time (6:30 PM CT / 5:30 PM MT / 4:30 PM PT)
Matchup | New England Revolution vs. Red Bull New York |
Competition | Major League Soccer (MLS) |
Date | Wednesday, October 28th |
Start Time | 7:30 PM Eastern Time |
Location | Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA |
TV Channel | Apple TV (US) |
Player (Team) | Score | Assist | Score or Assist |
Carles Gil (NE) | +110 | +162 | -225 |
Dor Turgeman (NE) | +110 | +333 | -150 |
Eric Choup-Moting (NY) | +110 | +275 | -125 |
Daniel Gazdag (NE) | +162 | +275 | -120 |
Diego Fagundez (NE) | +187 | +275 | -120 |
Luca Langoni (NE) | +187 | +275 | -105 |
Emil Forsberg (NY) | +220 | +450 | -105 |
Griffin Yow (NE) | +150 | +550 | -105 |
Julian Hall (NY) | +137 | +550 | -105 |
Marcos Zambrano (NE) | +137 | +333 | +105 |
Cade Cowell (NY) | +220 | +275 | +105 |
Carles Gil (13) and Dor Turgeman (10) lead New England in goals scored this season. The two players have combined for four goals and three assists in their last three matches.
Julian Hall (11) leads the Red Bulls in goals with 11 this season. Hall scored three goals in his first four games with the USMNT during the most recent International break, but has only found the net once in last four MLS games.
Player (Team) | 1+ SOT | 2+ SOT | 3+ SOT | 4+ SOT |
Dor Turgeman (NE) | -800 | -150 | +200 | +550 |
Carles Gil (NE) | -550 | -120 | +275 | +800 |
Griffin Yow (NE) | -450 | +100 | +333 | +1000 |
Eric Choup-Moting (NY) | -400 | +120 | +400 | +1200 |
Marcos Zambrano (NE) | -350 | +137 | +450 | +1400 |
Wilson Harris (NE) | -350 | +137 | +450 | +1400 |
Luca Langoni (NE) | -300 | +162 | +550 | +1800 |
Peyton Miller (NE) | -300 | +150 | +550 | +1600 |
Daniel Gazdag (NE) | -275 | +162 | +600 | +1800 |
Julian Hall (NY) | -275 | +162 | +600 | +1800 |
Diego Fagundez (NE) | -250 | +200 | +700 | +2000 |
Emil Forsberg (NY) | -250 | +200 | +700 | +2000 |
New England's highly rated young fullback, Peyton Miller, has taken 11 shots on target in his last five matches, which is not a fluke. Miller leads the Revolution in shots on target per 90 minutes, (1.5) and shots per 90 minutes (2.9), meaning he could be a goal threat against New York tonight. The 18-year-old has scored seven goals and provided seven assists (leads team) in 28 MLS matches this season.
Over | Exactly | Under | |
10 Corner Kicks | -110 | +700 | +125 |
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