Toronto FC host New England Revolution at BMO Field on Saturday, August 15 (7:30 PM ET / 6:30 PM CT / 4:30 PM PT).
There are no fresh injury or suspension concerns flagged for either side ahead of this one, so expect the same faces who have carried the attacking load all season. Dániel Sallói leads Toronto FC’s scoring column with 4 goals and 19 shots on target, with Joshua Sargent (3 goals in 763 minutes) and Emilio Aristizábal (3 goals) also in line to feature further forward. For New England Revolution, Carles Gil remains the focal point after a 7-goal, 46-chance-created campaign, with Dor Turgeman and Peyton Miller — both on 4 goals apiece — the likely support acts.
These two have met already this season, and it produced a stalemate: New England Revolution 0-0 Toronto FC back on July 23. Little here points to a different tempo. Toronto FC sit 12th in the East on 17 points and have won just 3 of 18 games, while the Revolution occupy third on 30 points, firmly in the playoff picture, though their form has been streaky rather than flowing — a 4-goal romp past Atlanta United followed by a 0-2 home defeat to Houston Dynamo. Expect a scrappy, low-event afternoon at BMO Field, with the home platform enough to nose it.
Toronto FC vs New England Revolution: Best Bets & Predictions
Lineups, team news and a tight scoreline prediction as Toronto FC host New England Revolution at BMO Field.
Our approach: we weigh standings context, recent form and player-level output before locking Squawka's Signal picks for Result, Correct Score, Both Teams to Score and Over/Under 2.5, then back the man most likely to land the goal that decides it.
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Season Form & Standings
New England Revolution sit third in the East on 30 points from 18 games, firmly in the playoff picture, while Toronto FC are 12th on 17 points with a goal difference of -8.
| Team | Pos | GP | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New England Revolution | 3 | 18 | 9 | 3 | 6 | 28 | 23 | +5 | 30 |
| Toronto FC | 12 | 18 | 3 | 8 | 7 | 24 | 32 | -8 | 17 |
Toronto FC vs New England Revolution Predicted Lineups
Predicted XI — updated for the latest team news.
Toronto FC
4-3-3New England Revolution
4-3-3Potential Match-Winners
- Dániel Sallói (Toronto FC): 4 goals and 18 chances created in 1,559 minutes make him Toronto FC’s clearest attacking threat.
- Joshua Sargent (Toronto FC): 3 goals from just 763 minutes, with 10 of his 23 shots on target, shows real efficiency in front of goal.
- Carles Gil (New England Revolution): 7 goals and a team-high 46 chances created in 1,613 minutes underline his central role in everything New England Revolution create.
Recent Form
Toronto FC: L D D L D
- 2026-08-01: NYCFC 1-1 Toronto FC (D, away)
- 2026-07-26: DC United 2-1 Toronto FC (L, away)
- 2026-07-23: New England Revolution 0-0 Toronto FC (D, away)
- 2026-07-17: CF Montreal 0-0 Toronto FC (D, away)
- 2026-05-24: Chicago Fire 2-1 Toronto FC (L, away)
Toronto FC’s last 5 have brought 3 draws and 2 losses: a 1-1 draw at NYCFC, a 2-1 loss at DC United, a 0-0 draw at New England Revolution, a 0-0 draw at CF Montreal and a 2-1 loss at Chicago Fire.
New England Revolution: L D W D L
- 2026-08-08: New England Revolution 0-2 Houston Dynamo (L, home)
- 2026-08-02: CF Montreal 2-2 New England Revolution (D, away)
- 2026-07-26: New England Revolution 4-1 Atlanta United (W, home)
- 2026-07-23: New England Revolution 0-0 Toronto FC (D, home)
- 2026-05-24: Charlotte FC 1-0 New England Revolution (L, away)
New England Revolution’s last 5 read L D W D L: a 0-2 home loss to Houston Dynamo, a 2-2 draw at CF Montreal, a 4-1 home win over Atlanta United, a 0-0 home draw with Toronto FC and a 1-0 loss at Charlotte FC.
Toronto FC vs New England Revolution Prediction
Squawka’s Signal model sides with Toronto FC to finally turn draws into 3 points, backing a 1-0 win built on a single moment rather than a flood of chances. New England Revolution’s playoff push — Third in the East on 30 points — continues regardless, but a repeat of July’s goalless script feels more likely than the 4-goal outburst they produced against Atlanta United. Toronto FC, 12th on 17 points, need exactly this kind of tight, low-scoring win to matter, and BMO Field gets it: 1-0 to the home side.