New England Revolution vs Toronto Match Review

July 30, 2022 Sports Betting

The Supporters’ Shield champions from last year, the New England Revolution, will take on a revitalized Toronto team at Gillette Stadium this weekend still looking for their first victory since late June.

The Reds broke a five-match winless streak in league action a week ago courtesy to an overwhelming 4-0 victory at home against Charlotte FC, while the Revs are two points off of a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference of Major League Soccer.

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Team	Bet365	Betway	1xbet
New England Revolution	1.61	1.68	1.65
Toronto	5.00	4.70	4.70

New England Revolution vs Toronto Tips and Prediction

The 2022 season hasn’t exactly been smooth sailing for New England, who have already lost two more games than they did in the 2021 campaign, a year after having their best regular season in club history.

They were successful last season due in large part to strong goalkeeping that allowed them to stay in many games, but the attack is not performing quite as well, scoring one goal or fewer in back-to-back games.

The team of Bruce Arena has struggled to hold onto second-half leads, losing 16 points this year when in front after the break.

The Revs have scored multiple goals five times in their last seven MLS games played in Greater Boston, and they enter this matchup unblemished in those games. This club has excellent midfielders and strikers, but their defense continues to let them down, allowing a total of 24 shots on goal in their last three games.

The Revs are hoping that a fresh signing from Serie A can be that crucial component that lifts them into a playoff position, just like their opponents this weekend. The impact a few new players can have on a team’s performance is astounding, and Toronto fans saw what their newcomers are capable of last week firsthand. Bob Bradley hasn’t had much to grin about this season, but the Reds manager couldn’t contain his happiness as his squad put on arguably their most complete performance of the season in the first 45 minutes against Charlotte.

Although their ball movement and combination play were superb, Bradley will likely be most pleased with the clean sheet they earned. It was their first in league play in 302 days and ended the third-longest streak in MLS history.

Unfortunately, despite having nearly 700 passes and 72 percent of the possession in midweek’s Canadian Championship loss to the Vancouver Whitecaps, they were unable to maintain their winning streak. The Reds are in the postseason chase with only 12 games remaining, behind FC Cincinnati by six points for the final berth but still having six teams to catch.

Toronto will need to create more chances in the attacking third away from home if they want to get back into the playoff discussion. They have gone without a goal in five of their last six MLS road games and have been shut out in their previous three.

Conclusion

We could be in for an offensive exhibition since neither of these teams has proven to be very stingy defensively.

The Reds will have the advantage just due to the team’s zeal and energy, as there seems to be much more faith in Toronto than in New England at the moment.