Know Your Opponent | New England Revolution
September 11, 2019 - Major League Soccer (MLS) - Orlando City SC News Release
Recent Transactions
New England has added two new players in the attack since the beginning of the 2019 season. The Revs signed forward Gustavo Bou from Tijuana on July 10th. He already has scored six goal and one assist. Additionally, Juan Fernando Caicedo was acquired on loan from the Colombian Club Independiente Medellin.
Recent Form
The Revolution were one of the hottest teams in MLS the last time they met City. However, their unbeaten run has ended and they have cooled off a bit. New England has only won one out of their last five matches, with a 1-1-3 record. New England lost their last match against NYCFC 2-1 due to a last-minute goal.
Who's Hot
Carles Gil leads the team with nine goals, eleven assist and also leads the team with 30 appearances. He has played 2,725 minutes for the Revs this season.
Head-to-Head
Orlando have met the Revolution eleven times. City are 3-4-4 against the Revs. Orlando City lost the last game against New England 4-1 on July 28th.
Rasmussen College Fun Fact
City won the last match against New England in Exploria Stadium. Orlando knocked out the Revs in the U.S. Open Cup 2-1 with the match going to extra time.
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