📊 Form Guide

New Eng. Revolution

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New Eng. Revolution head into this match following a 3-3 MLS drawn game versus Orlando City.

In that match, New Eng. Revolution managed 53% possession and 15 shots on goal with 6 of them on target. For New Eng. Revolution, the goals were scored by Alhassan Yusuf (38'), Matt Polster (44') and Carles Gil (85'). On the other side, Orlando City had 21 attempts at goal with 7 of them on target. Martín Ojeda (24', 33', 55') scored for Orlando City.

New Eng. Revolution haven’t been able to stop scoring goals, netting every time they’ve gone out to play in their last 6 matches.

They’ve claimed a sum of 11 during that period while also conceding a total of 4.

San Jose Earthquakes

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In their previous fixture, San Jose Earthquakes drew 3-3 in the MLS tie with Inter Miami.

In that game, San Jose Earthquakes managed 40% possession and 13 attempts at goal with 5 of them on target. For San Jose Earthquakes, the scorers were Cristián Arango (3'), Beau Leroux (37') and Ian Harkes (45'). Inter Miami got 10 shots at goal with 5 of them on target. Maxi Falcón (1') and Tadeo Allende (44', 52') scored for Inter Miami.

San Jose Earthquakes have been a threat going forward in their most recent fixtures, scoring 13 goals in their last 6 matches. This doesn’t mask the fact that San Jose Earthquakes have had their own issues at the back, also conceding in 5 of those same clashes. Such a pattern might not be sustained into this match, though.

↔️ Head to head

A review of their prior head-to-head meetings stretching back to 30/03/2014 tells us that New Eng. Revolution have won 3 of these and San Jose Earthquakes 0, with the number of drawn games being 3.

A combined total of 14 goals were scored between the two sides throughout the course of those matches, with 9 of them from Revs and 5 netted by Quakes. The average goals per game has been 2.33.

The last league encounter between these clubs was MLS match day 14 on 11/05/2019 when the final score was New Eng. Revolution 3-1 San Jose Earthquakes.

On that day, New Eng. Revolution had 26% possession and 11 shots at goal with 3 of them on target. The goalscorers were Juan Agudelo (18'), Cristian Penilla (29') and Carles Gil (68').

For their opponents, San Jose Earthquakes had 14 shots at goal with 6 of them on target. Valeri Qazaishvili (88') scored.

The referee was Guido Gonzales Jr.

ℹ️ Team News: New Eng. Revolution

It looks as if Revs may well go for a 3-5-2 system for this one with Aljaz Ivacic, Tanner Beason, Brayan Ceballos, Mamadou Fofana, Ilay Feingold, Alhassan Yusuf, Carles Gil, Matt Polster, Peyton Miller, Ignatius Ganago and Leonardo Campana.

🗞️ Team News: San Jose Earthquakes

San Jose Earthquakes manager Bruce Arena has to contend with a number of unavailable players. Bruno Wilson (Leg injury), Cristian Arango (Muscle injury), Benji Kikanović (Leg injury), Noel Buck (Leg injury) and Niko Tsakiris (Leg injury) won’t be making appearances.

We’re of the thinking that Quakes seem likely to play in a 3-4-3 system, starting the game with Daniel, Max Floriani, Reid Roberts, Daniel Munie, Nick Lima, Nick Fernandez, Mark-Anthony Kaye, Jamar Ricketts, Paul Marie, Preston Judd and Amahl Pellegrino.

💡 Prediction

Our feeling is that San Jose Earthquakes are likely to get a goal against this New Eng. Revolution side, however that is unlikely to be enough to prevent defeat.

We think that it’s going to be a narrow 2-1 victory for New Eng. Revolution at full-time. It really should be an interesting one.

Andre Moura, 23:16 17/05/2025