Real Salt Lake vs New England Revolution Prediction & Betting Tips

Very different recent form

New England have won 10 of their last 20 matches in all competitions, drawn four and lost six, scoring 34 and conceding 27 along the way. That's a solid recent return for a side also juggling US Open Cup football.

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Real Salt Lake to win

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Draw

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New England Revolution to win

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Real Salt Lake: 20 completed matches; New England Revolution: 20 completed matches.

Real Salt Lake

20 matches

Win

25% 5 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

50% 10 / 20

Scored

29

Conceded

32

Difference

-3

New England Revolution

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

34

Conceded

27

Difference

+7

Real Salt Lake's equivalent sample reads five wins, five draws and ten losses, with 29 scored and 32 conceded. A good chunk of those games came in the Leagues Cup against Mexican opposition, so their MLS-specific form looks even patchier than those overall figures suggest.

Only a handful of Real Salt Lake's healthier scorelines have come in matches that actually count towards the league table.

History doesn't lean strongly either way

These two have met ten times since 2012, and it's been fairly even overall. Real Salt Lake won the most recent meeting 2-0 at home back in September 2024, but before that the head-to-head swung between a 4-1 New England away win and a couple of 4-0 and 0-0 results.

Given how far back some of those matches stretch, we wouldn't lean too heavily on head-to-head trends here.

The league table tells its own story

New England sit second with 46 points from 26 games, built on 14 wins, four draws and eight defeats. Real Salt Lake are down in 13th with 29 points from the same number of matches, having won just eight of them.

That's a 17-point gap between two teams who've played an identical number of fixtures this season.

Both sides missing key faces

Real Salt Lake are without several squad players, including J.J. Arias, Grant Dillon, Justen Glad, Diego Luna and Andrew Piol, plus Log De Fougerolles and Javier Sanabria away on international duty. Zac Booth, Lindsey Engel, Andrew Katranis and Djordje Zagar are all listed as questionable too.

Real Salt Lake:

Penalty cards:

M. Guilavogui x 1 x 6

Injury list:

J. J. Arias

L. De Fougerolles

G. Dillon

J. Glad

D. Luna

A. Piol

J. Sanabria

Z. Booth

L. Engel

A. Katranis

D. Zagar

New England Revolution:

Best scorers:

Carles Gil - 12

Best assist providers:

D. Turgeman - 7

Penalty cards:

B. Raines x 10

Injury list:

E. Kohler

I. Feingold

J. Harrison

P. Miller

B. Raines

D. Turgeman

A. Yusuf

L. Campana

L. Langoni

New England have their own gaps, with Isaiah Feingold, Jack Harrison, Peyton Miller, Brandon Raines and Ilijah Turgeman all missing through injury or international commitments, while Luis Campana and Valentín Langoni are doubts. Turgeman leads the squad for assists with seven, so that's a notable one to be without.

Carles Gil, their top scorer with 12 goals in 26 appearances, isn't listed among the concerns, so New England should still have their main creative outlet on the pitch.

Losing their top assist provider is a real subtraction from New England's attack, even with Gil still involved.

Goals have flowed at both ends

Real Salt Lake have shipped 44 goals in their 26 league games this season, the kind of number that points to a leaky defence. New England, for their part, have scored freely too, with 45 in the league plus more across their wider recent sample.

Put those tendencies together and this doesn't look like a fixture where either side is likely to shut up shop.