- 1 New England Revolution vs Atlanta United : Revolution look to keep rolling
- 2 New England remain a reliable bet at home
- 3 Atlanta United still lack consistency
- 4 Probable lineups :
- 5 MLS prediction : New England Revolution vs Atlanta United
- 6 First, a word on our predictions
- 7 No commitment from us
- 8 Information changes
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New England Revolution vs Atlanta United : Revolution look to keep rolling 
New England are back at Gillette Stadium with one thing on their minds: getting back to winning ways after two games without a victory. Strong on home turf all season, the Revolution know they have a big chance to tighten their grip on a place near the top of the Eastern Conference.
Atlanta United head into this trip in a very different mood. Tata Martino’s men are stuck in a rough spell and are still trying to find some momentum. Their response against Charlotte offered a bit of comfort, but this is a far tougher test in Massachusetts.
New England remain a reliable bet at home
The draw with Toronto left a few regrets, mainly because New England wasted chances in front of goal. Still, the Revolution backed up what we’ve seen from them at home, where they hardly ever lose. With seven wins from nine league games, Gillette Stadium has become one of the toughest trips in the conference.
Marko Mitrovic can also lean on a well-drilled side. Carles Gil keeps pulling the strings in midfield and remains their main creator. His ability to keep the ball and find space helps New England control games more often than not.
Against an Atlanta side that has struggled badly away from home, the Revolution are likely to stick with control rather than take unnecessary risks. It’s an approach that has served them well all season in front of their own fans.
Atlanta United still lack consistency 
The point against Charlotte stopped the rot, but it doesn’t hide Atlanta’s problems over the past few weeks. The Five Stripes are finding it hard to put together back-to-back strong displays and remain very vulnerable on the road.
Miguel Almiron is back, though, and that’s a major lift. The Paraguayan quickly rediscovered his influence and his link-up with Aleksey Miranchuk could give Atlanta more bite in transition.
The visitors will still have to deal with several key absences and a packed schedule. This third game in eight days could take a physical toll against a New England side that thrives on intensity at home.
Probable lineups :
New England Revolution : Turner; Polster, Fofana, Ceballos, Sands; Raines, Yusuf; Yow, Miller, Gil; Turgeman.
Atlanta United : Hoyos; Hernandez, Mihaj, Alonso, Baez; Reilly, Muyumba, Sanchez; Miranchuk, Almiron, Picault.
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MLS prediction : New England Revolution vs Atlanta United
Under 2.5 goals
New England have built much of their success on defensive strength at home. The Revolution give little away and prefer controlled games, where every chance matters. Their last outing against Toronto ended goalless.
Atlanta still look too inconsistent to force a high-tempo game away from home. Even with Almiron back, the visitors lack confidence and struggle to turn good spells into clear chances, especially on the road.
On the evidence of both teams’ form, it’s hard to see this opening up. New England should control the tempo while Atlanta try to stay compact. All the signs point to a tight match with few goals.
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