CF Montréal (7-12-9) travel to face off against New England Revolution (8-16-3) on Wednesday, September 18th. This match will be played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA. CF Montréal is coming off a win in their previous match, while New England Revolution will be looking to get back on track from a loss to the CF Montréal. The match is scheduled for 7:30 PM ET.

CF Montréal vs New England Revolution

CF Montréal Is Coming Off A Win

CF Montréal will be looking to build off their 2-1 win over Charlotte FC. This win came on their home pitch and despite only being +190 on the money line. The three combined goals surpassed the over/under line of 2.5 goals.

On offense, Montréal was extremely efficient with their 13 total shots and eight shots on goal, scoring twice. Caden Clark and Bryce Duke were the two players to score, with each of them finding the net on both of their shots and taking two total shots.

As for the defensive unit, Montréal allowed just one goal on Charlotte’s 10 total shots and one shot on goal. Jonathan Sirois finished with one save and now has a clean sheet in one of his three starts.

Through 28 matches, CF Montréal has a record of 7-12-9, which has them in 12th place in the Eastern Conference. They have struggled on the road, going just 2-8-4. Over their last three matches, they have gone 1-2, with their only win coming against Charlotte FC. Following this match, they will return home to take on Chicago Fire FC on September 21st. In the standings, they are tied with the Philadelphia Union, as both teams have 30 points.

New England Revolution Look To Bounce Back From A Loss

The New England Revolution will be looking to bounce back from a tough 3-0 loss to Orlando City SC. This loss came on the road and despite the Revolution only needing three combined goals to surpass the market’s pre-match goal line of 3.5 goals.

Heading into the match, New England was the heavy underdog, going off at +540 on the money line. The offensive attack took just nine shots, two of which were on target. Giacomo Vrioni led the club with three total shots.

On the defensive end, the Revolution allowed a total of 20 shots and five shots on goal, with all three of Orlando City SC’s goals coming from different players. Aljaž Ivačič finished with two saves on the five shots he faced.

Overall, New England’s back line finished with just one block and the midfielders intercepted six passes. Orlando City SC also finished with five corner kicks, compared to just three for the Revolution.

Through 27 matches, the New England Revolution have struggled, going just 8-16-3, which has them sitting in 15th place in the Eastern Conference. They have been slightly better at home, going 4-7-3, compared to 4-9-0 on the road. Over their last three matches, they have gone 0-2-1, with their only point coming in a draw against St. Louis City SC. Following this match, they will hit the road to take on Charlotte FC on September 21st.

CF Montréal Offense Breakdown

CF Montréal’s offense has been led by Sunusi Ibrahim, who has scored six goals this season, which is 1st on the team and 55th in MLS. Josef Martínez has also been a key contributor, as he is 2nd on the team in goals scored and leads the club in shots on goal. His three assists are also 2nd on the team and 83rd in MLS. As a team, CF Montréal is 21st in MLS in goals scored and 27th in shots on goal. They have had fewer corners than their opponent in 60.7% of their matches this season.

New England Revolution Offense Breakdown

Through 29 matches this season, the New England Revolution have averaged 1.1 goals per match, which ranks 26th in MLS. Their leading scorer is Giacomo Vrioni, who has found the back of the net nine times this season, which is 28th in MLS. Vrioni also leads the club in shots on goal, with 27, which is 22nd in MLS. Carles Gil is second on the club in goals scored, with six, and leads the club in assists, with four. This season, the Revolution have taken fewer shots on goal than their season average in three straight matches.

CF Montréal Defense Breakdown

Jonathan Sirois and the CF Montréal defense will be looking to build off their most recent performance, where they held the 28th ranked offense (Charlotte FC) to just one goal. However, it’s been a rollercoaster season for the CF Montréal defense, as they have given up at least two goals in four of their last five matches. This includes giving up five goals to the New England Revolution on August 24th. Overall, they are 28th in goals allowed per match (2.1), and they are 25th in blocked shots per match (2.7). Sirois is 19th in clean sheets (5) and 9th in saves (89).

New England Revolution Defense Breakdown

Over their last six matches, the New England Revolution defense has given up an average of 2.2 goals per match. This includes giving up three goals to Orlando City SC, who has the 15th-ranked offense in MLS. However, they did have a shutout against CF Montréal, who they will be facing again. Overall, they are 27th in goals allowed this season, and they are 24th in blocked shots and 26th in interceptions. Aljaž Ivačič is 30th in clean sheets this season.

CF Montréal vs New England Revolution Prediction

Our projection for this CF Montréal vs. New England Revolution matchup is a 2-2 draw, which comes with a payout of +310. Taking a look at some of the player props, we like Josef Martínez as the top goal scorer for CF Montréal. On the New England side, look for Tomás Chancalay to find the back of the net. Even though both of these offenses have struggled, CF Montréal is the better shooting team and we have them taking four shots on goal compared to six for New England.

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