Moneyline PickNew England Revolution (-114)
Player PropCarles Gil to score anytime (+179)
Same Game ParlayBoth teams to score + Over 3.5 total goals + Over 7.5 total corners (+260)
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New England Revolution vs Toronto FC Main Match Info

New England Revolution vs Toronto FC Moneyline Prediction

The Revolution return to action after the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and their goal is clear – bounce back after suffering two losses over their previous three matches before the break (W1, L2). The Revs couldn’t have asked for a better opportunity to get back to winning ways. They’ll play in front of their fans in Foxborough, where they’ve won three of their last four league games (W3, L1).

Facing Toronto also presents an ideal challenge for New England, as the Canadian franchise has once again been among the weakest teams in the Eastern Conference. The Reds played out a scoreless draw against Montreal following the resumption of the MLS regular season, extending their winless skid in league play to 10 matches (D5, L5) despite averaging 1.4 goals scored during that stretch.

It’s clear that Toronto’s defensive woes are killing their chances, as they own the fifth-worst defensive record in the Eastern Conference with 29 goals allowed in just 15 games. New England boast the second-best home record in the East with just one loss in eight outings (W7), so they should be strong favourites to clinch all three points.

New England Revolution vs Toronto FC Player Prop

The Revolution don’t have a clear scoring threat, as no player has scored more than five goals this MLS season, so we’re backing Gil to make an impact. The star playmaker leads New England in goals (five) and ranks second in assists (five) behind Luca Langoni’s six.

If Gil stays as involved as he’s been throughout the season, he should be able to find the back of the net. He also benefits from facing a Toronto side that has struggled defensively (1.93 goals conceded per game) all season long.

New England Revolution vs Toronto FC Same Game Parlay

Given New England’s strong record at home, with an average of 2.12 goals scored per home match, and Toronto’s defensive struggles, with 1.83 goals conceded per fixture on the road, this clash has the potential to produce plenty of goals. The over 3.5 goals market has cashed in six of the Revolution’s eight games at home.

Both teams are also well positioned to score. That happened in their previous meeting last season, while Toronto’s draw against Montreal on July 16 snapped a streak of 12 consecutive games in which both sides had found the net. Meanwhile, both teams have scored in three of New England’s last five encounters at home.

Last but not least, the corner market also looks appealing. Over 7.5 total corners has hit in 79% of Toronto’s matches (11/14) and in 64% of the Revolution’s games (9/14) in 2026.

New England Revolution vs Toronto FC Team News

New England Revolution Team News 

Leonardo Campana and Ilay Feingold are dealing with lower-body injuries and remain doubtful for Wednesday’s match.

The rest of the squad should be available, including star playmaker Carles Gil and winger Luca Langoni. Langoni missed New England’s last match before the World Cup break but is expected to be available here.

Toronto FC Team News

Few MLS teams are as depleted as Toronto FC right now. The list of absentees includes several players both in defence and midfield, with Matheus Pereira (groin) and Jose Cifuentes (knee) being the most high-profile absences.

Markus Cimmermancic (thigh), Nicksoen Gomis (thigh), and Lazar Stefanovic (foot) are also sidelined due to injuries and aren’t expected to feature. Key striker Josh Sargent should lead the line, with Djordje Mihailovic providing creativity in support.

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