New England Revolution vs FC Cincinnati Predictions 15.06.2025
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New England Revolution vs FC Cincinnati Predictions
New England Revolution vs FC Cincinnati Prediction and Betting Tips for this weekend’s MLS showdown at Gillette Stadium. Cincinnati head into this Eastern Conference fixture looking to halt a four-game winless streak, while New England aim to stretch their unbeaten run even further. In this article, we bring you top MLS Predictions from XpertStats experts.
- FC Cincinnati are winless in their last four MLS matches, with two draws and two defeats.
- New England Revolution have kept six clean sheets in their last nine MLS outings.
- The last two head-to-head meetings at Gillette Stadium were won by FC Cincinnati.
- Cincinnati average 2.89 total goals per match, while New England average just 1.6.
Caleb Porter’s New England Revolution side come into this match with renewed confidence following their 3-0 away win against CF Montreal. The Revolution have gone unbeaten in their last nine league games and have conceded just once in their previous five, showcasing strong defensive structure. Notably, they have earned points in eight of ten away fixtures but now return to home turf, where they’ve often struggled for consistency. Still, goalkeeper Aljaz Ivacic has already recorded seven clean sheets, and with attacking players like Feingold stepping up recently, the Revs are growing in form despite multiple injury setbacks.
The injury list remains a concern for the hosts, with key absentees including Leonardo Campana and Luca Langoni. Despite this, the midfield and forward lines have found rhythm, with Feingold directly involved in six goals in his last five starts. The team averages just 0.8 goals scored and conceded per match—proof of their conservative, control-first approach. With a modest 20% of games seeing over 2.5 goals and only 20% ending with both teams scoring, they remain difficult to break down but sometimes lack attacking flair.
FC Cincinnati, meanwhile, suffered a shock 2-1 home defeat to DC United just before the international break, despite Kevin Denkey netting his 10th goal of the campaign. After a strong spring run, Pat Noonan’s squad has hit a rough patch, going winless in four (D2 L2). Defensively, they’ve been vulnerable, conceding 1.67 goals per game, and their current form leaves them trailing Eastern Conference leaders Philadelphia by four points. Yet, their last two visits to Gillette Stadium ended in victory, and they are unbeaten in their last five matches at this venue.
While Cincinnati’s away record has been shaky lately—just one win in their last four road trips—their attacking profile still stands out. They average 2.89 total goals per match and have a 56% BTTS rate, suggesting openness in their games. With injuries to Nick Hagglund and doubts over Yuya Kubo, squad depth may be tested. Veteran Kei Kamara recently hit the 450 MLS appearances mark, providing leadership in an otherwise inconsistent side. Still, against a disciplined New England outfit, Cincinnati’s attacking punch could be just enough to avoid defeat once again. Expect a tight contest.
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Cincinnati may be winless in their last four, but they have a strong recent record at Gillette Stadium, where they are unbeaten in five and won their last two visits. Pat Noonan’s side boasts an average of 2.89 total goals per match, significantly higher than New England’s 1.6, indicating a more aggressive approach. Despite a shaky spell, they remain second in the Eastern Conference and feature one of the league’s top scorers in Kevin Denkey. On the other side, New England’s conservative playing style and low scoring average (0.8 goals scored per game) suggest limited attacking threat. Although the Revs are unbeaten in nine, their key absences—including Langoni and Campana—could impact offensive fluidity. Given their history at this venue and superior firepower, FC Cincinnati have the tools to get at least a point on the road. X2 offers strong value based on head-to-head form, attacking stats, and current team trajectories.
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