Philadelphia Union vs New England Revolution Prediction & Betting Tips

Form guide

New England Revolution have won 10, drawn 4 and lost 6 of their last 20 matches, scoring 34 and conceding 27 along the way. It's a fairly tidy recent record, built as much on defending as on goals.

Philadelphia Union: 20 completed matches; New England Revolution: 20 completed matches.

Philadelphia Union

20 matches

Win

55% 11 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

48

Conceded

31

Difference

+17

New England Revolution

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

34

Conceded

27

Difference

+7

Philadelphia Union show an identical win-draw-loss split over their last 20 outings, but the numbers around it look different. They've scored 44 and conceded 31, pointing to a side that's freer going forward but shakier at the back.

Both teams average roughly the same points return lately, but Philadelphia's games tend to have more goals in them.

Comparative Team Statistics: Philadelphia Union vs New England Revolution

Head-to-head

These two have met regularly down the years, and Philadelphia have generally had the better of it across recent seasons, taking several wins in the meetings before this one.

The most recent clash went the other way, though. New England won 2-1 back in May 2026, the last time these sides played. That's not enough to call a new trend, but it shows recent meetings haven't followed the older pattern.

History alone doesn't point clearly to either side right now.

Where they stand

New England Revolution currently sit second in the table with 46 points from 26 games, built on 14 wins, 4 draws and 8 losses.

Philadelphia Union are down in sixth with 36 points from the same number of matches, having won 10, drawn 6 and lost 10. That's a real gap in the standings, even if their squads have looked closer over the last month or so of results.

New England's league position looks a lot stronger than their recent form alone would suggest.

Players to watch

Philadelphia's M. Iloski has been their main source of goals with 13 in 26 appearances, while New England's Carles Gil isn't far behind on 12 from the same number of games. D. Turgeman and F. Westfield have both chipped in with seven assists apiece, so the creative side matters too.

Philadelphia Union:

Best scorers:

M. Iloski - 13

Best assist providers:

F. Westfield - 7

Penalty cards:

J. Sery Larsen x 1 x 4

Cavan Sullivan x 1 x 2

E. Alladoh x 1 x 2

New England Revolution:

Best scorers:

Carles Gil - 12

Best assist providers:

D. Turgeman - 7

Penalty cards:

B. Raines x 10

Injury list:

E. Kohler

There's a fairly long injury and absence list on both sides, much of it down to international duty rather than fitness concerns. Given the fixture is still some weeks away, availability could shift quite a bit by kickoff.