New England Revolution host New York Red Bulls at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday, October 28 (7:30 PM ET / 6:30 PM CT / 4:30 PM PT).
New England Revolution have no fresh absences to manage heading into this one and look set to lean on the same faces who have carried them to third in the East. Carles Gil remains the creative heartbeat from midfield, his twelve goals and eighty-one chances created the clearest measure of his influence, while Dor Turgeman and Peyton Miller offer proven end product up top with nine and seven goals respectively. New York Red Bulls travel with a similarly healthy squad list, Julian Hall leading their line on eleven goals from sixty-five shots, Jorge Ruvalcaba offering a second option with eight of his own, and Emil Forsberg pulling the strings behind them with forty-two chances created, the highest figure of any attacker named here.
New England Revolution vs New York Red Bulls: Best Bets & Predictions
New England aim to tighten their grip on third as Red Bulls look for answers on the road in the East's playoff picture.
Our approach: we weigh New England's superior league position and attacking balance against a Red Bulls side that has scored in bursts, backing a tight home win with goals at both ends.
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Season Form & Standings
New England Revolution sit third in the East on fifty-two points from thirty games, a plus-eight goal difference underlining a side that remains firmly in the playoff picture. New York Red Bulls are ninth in the same conference, still in the mix but with work to do to climb the table.
| Team | Pos | GP | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New England Revolution | 3 | 30 | 16 | 4 | 10 | 49 | 41 | +8 | 52 |
New England Revolution vs New York Red Bulls Predicted Lineups
Predicted XI — updated for the latest team news.
New England Revolution
4-3-3New York Red Bulls
4-3-3Potential Match-Winners
- Carles Gil (New England Revolution): Twelve goals and eighty-one chances created from midfield make Gil the Revolution’s most reliable attacking outlet, and the type of player capable of deciding a game like this on his own.
- Dor Turgeman (New England Revolution): Nine goals from sixty-six shots underline Turgeman’s instincts in the penalty area, and he remains New England’s central out-and-out striker option.
- Julian Hall (New York Red Bulls): Eleven goals from sixty-five shots, with thirty-four on target, make Hall the Red Bulls man most likely to trouble this New England defence.
Recent Form
New England Revolution: W L L W W
- 2026-10-18: New England Revolution 1-0 Chicago Fire (W, home)
- 2026-10-15: FC Cincinnati 2-3 New England Revolution (W, away)
- 2026-10-11: New England Revolution 0-3 Seattle Sounders (L, home)
- 2026-09-27: Real Salt Lake 3-0 New England Revolution (L, away)
- 2026-09-20: New England Revolution 4-2 Orlando City (W, home)
New England’s run reads W-L-L-W-W across their past five: a 4-2 win over Orlando City, a 3-0 loss away at Real Salt Lake, a 0-3 home defeat to Seattle Sounders, a 3-2 comeback win away at FC Cincinnati, and most recently a 1-0 home win over Chicago Fire.
New York Red Bulls: W L W L L
- 2026-10-18: New York Red Bulls 0-2 Toronto FC (L, home)
- 2026-10-15: DC United 2-1 New York Red Bulls (L, away)
- 2026-10-11: New York Red Bulls 4-1 San Diego FC (W, home)
- 2026-10-01: New York Red Bulls 0-3 St. Louis City SC (L, home)
- 2026-09-19: NYCFC 0-1 New York Red Bulls (W, away)
Red Bulls’ past five read W-L-W-L-L: a 1-0 win away at NYCFC, a 0-3 home loss to St. Louis City SC, a 4-1 home win over San Diego FC, a 1-2 loss away at DC United, and most recently a 0-2 home defeat to Toronto FC.
New England Revolution vs New York Red Bulls Prediction
Expect a result that keeps New England Revolution’s push for a top finish in the East on track. New England Revolution 2-1 New York Red Bulls, with Carles Gil and Dor Turgeman doing the damage at one end while Julian Hall ensures the Red Bulls, ninth in the conference, don’t leave Gillette Stadium empty-handed.