With New England still hunting for their first win of the season and battling injuries to key players Campana, Chancalay, and Miller, Saturday's clash at Gillette Stadium promises to be an uphill battle for the home side.

The New York Red Bulls, fresh off a 2-1 victory over Toronto and powered by Emil Forsberg's recent brace, enter as slight favorites despite missing midfielder Felipe Carballo through suspension.

All eyes will be on whether the more cohesive Red Bulls can capitalize on the Revolution's offensive struggles when New England hosts New York RB in what could be a pivotal early-season matchup.

New England vs. New York RB prediction: who will win?

For today's New England vs New York RB matchup, our predictive model gives the Red Bulls a 63% chance of defeating the Revolution.

New York RB: 63% win probability

  • Solid defensive record (Only 4 goals conceded in 5 matches)
  • Strong recent form (WDDWL with 8 points from 5 games)
  • Mid-table momentum (Currently 7th in the standings with positive trajectory)

New England: 37% win probability

  • Poor overall performance (Bottom of the table with only 1 point from 4 games)
  • Terrible recent form (LLLD without a single win this season)
  • Anemic attack (Just 1 goal scored in 4 matches, lowest in the league)

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New England vs. New York RB odds

Here are the latest odds for the MLS showdown between New England (home) and New York RB (away) taking place on Saturday, March 29.

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New England vs. New York RB preview

The New England Revolution head into Saturday's clash at Gillette Stadium still searching for that elusive first win of the season, with their attacking woes continuing to plague their campaign.

Emil Forsberg will be the man to watch for the Red Bulls after his impressive brace against Toronto, though they'll have to make do without Felipe Carballo who's serving a one-game suspension following his red card before the international break.

The Revs' medical room remains crowded with Campana, Chancalay, and Miller all sidelined, further complicating their quest to jumpstart their sputtering offense.

Despite the most likely scoreline pointing to a 1-1 draw, the Red Bulls enter as slight favorites and seem to have more cohesion as a unit than their struggling hosts.

History hasn't been kind to New England in big matches—they've reached five MLS Cup finals without lifting the trophy, though they did claim the North American SuperLiga back in 2008 by defeating Houston Dynamo on penalties.

The Metros are looking to build momentum following their 2-1 win over Toronto, and they'll fancy their chances against a Revolution side that's struggling to find its identity.

Gillette Stadium—also home to the significantly more successful Patriots—provides a familiar setting for the Revs, but home advantage might not be enough to overcome their current form issues.

I'm expecting the Red Bulls to edge this one 2-1, continuing New England's frustrating start to the season while establishing themselves as serious contenders in the Eastern Conference.

Key stats

  • 1
    New England sits 13th in the table with just 1 point from 4 games, while New York RB holds 7th position with 8 points
  • 2
    New York RB's recent form (WDDWL) shows more consistency than New England's struggling form (LLLD)
  • 3
    New England has the worst offensive record in the league with just 1 goal scored in 4 matches
  • 4
    New York RB has a goal difference of +2 (6 scored, 4 conceded) compared to New England's -4 (1 scored, 5 conceded)

New England vs. New York RB form

New England
New England
Latest matches
L
L
L
D
L
Victories
0/5 (0%)
Draws
1/5 (20%)
Defeats
4/5 (80%)
Mar 15, 2025
New York City2:1New England
Mar 9, 2025
Philadelphia Union2:0New England
Mar 2, 2025
Columbus1:0New England
Feb 23, 2025
Nashville SC0:0New England
Oct 19, 2024
Inter Miami6:2New England
New York RB
New York RB
Latest matches
W
D
D
W
L
Victories
2/5 (40%)
Draws
2/5 (40%)
Defeats
1/5 (20%)
Mar 22, 2025
Toronto1:2New York RB
Mar 15, 2025
Orla1ndo City2:2New York RB
Mar 9, 2025
Atlanta United0:0New York RB
Mar 2, 2025
Nashville SC0:2New York RB
Feb 23, 2025
Cincinnati1:0New York RB

New England vs. New York RB head to head

New England

33%

New York RB

67%

Jun 8, 2024

New England

1 : 0

New York RB

May 11, 2024

New York RB

4 : 2

New England

Aug 30, 2023

New England

1 : 0

New York RB

Jul 8, 2023

New York RB

2 : 1

New England

Sep 10, 2022

New York RB

2 : 1

New England

Apr 2, 2022

New England

0 : 1

New York RB