Charlotte (2-2-2) travel to face off against New England Revolution (0-4-1) on Saturday, April 6th. This match will be played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA. Both Charlotte and New England Revolution ended their previous matches with a draw. The match is scheduled for 7:30 PM ET.

Charlotte vs New England Revolution

Charlotte Is Coming Off A Draw

Charlotte will be looking to get back in the win column after playing to a draw vs. FC Cincinnati. Going into that match, which took place on their home pitch, they were +143 on the money line and the two combined goals was just short of the line of 2.5 goals.

On offense, Charlotte’s only goal also came via a penalty kick, with Djibril Diani finding the net on his only shot attempt. As a team, Charlotte took three shots on goal and 16 total shots. The club was three for three on penalty kick chances.

Defensively, Charlotte allowed a goal on FC Cincinnati’s only penalty kick attempt, which was taken by Tommy McCabe. Kristijan Kahlina finished with four saves on FC Cincinnati’s five shots on goal. The Charlotte defense had a total of four blocks and 10 interceptions.

Through six matches, Charlotte has a record of 2-2-2, putting them 9th in the Eastern Conference. They have yet to win on the road, going 0-2-1. Over their last four matches, they have just one win, going 1-2-1. After this match, they will return home to take on Toronto FC on April 13th. In the standings, they are one point behind the Colorado Rapids and Sporting Kansas City, who both have nine points.

New England Revolution Is Coming Off A Draw

The New England Revolution will be looking to get back in the win column after drawing their last match with the Chicago Fire. Heading into that match, which took place on their home pitch, they were +104 on the money line and the two combined goals were just short of the O/U line of 2.5 goals.

Nacho Gil scored the only goal for the Revolution, coming in his second shot attempt and his only shot on goal. Overall, the attack took four shots on goal and 13 shots overall. The club also had five corner kicks.

On the defensive end, the Revolution allowed just two shots on goal and blocked six shots. Earl Edwards Jr. will be looking to improve on his one goal allowed on the pitch, despite the club intercepting eight passes.

Through five matches, the New England Revolution have yet to pick up a win, sitting in 15th place in the Eastern Conference. They have played two matches at home and two on the road, going 0-2-1 at home and 0-2 on the road. Overall, they are 0-4-1, with their only point coming in a draw vs. the Chicago Fire FC. After this match vs. Charlotte, they will head on the road to take on New York City FC on April 13th.

Charlotte Offense Breakdown

Charlotte’s offense has been average this season, scoring 1.0 goal per match, which is 23rd in MLS. Ashley Westwood has been their top scorer, finding the back of the net once this season. Patrick Agyemang has been their leader in shots on goal, and he has also scored once. Djibril Diani has been their leader in assists, and he has also scored once this season. Overall, their passing percentage is 20th in the league.

New England Revolution Offense Breakdown

The New England Revolution’s offense has struggled this season, scoring just 0.8 goals per match, which is 26th in the MLS. Carles Gil has been their top scorer, finding the back of the net twice, which is 16th in the league. He also leads the team in shots on goal, ranking 22nd in the MLS. Gil is also the team leader in assists, with one on the season, which is 35th in the league. Overall, the Revolution are 8th in shots on goal and 4th in corners, while their passing percentage is 5th in the league.

Charlotte Defense Breakdown

Heading into their match against the New England Revolution, the Charlotte defense is currently 4th in the MLS in goals allowed per match at 0.8. They are also 7th in the league in interceptions per match at 10.2. However, they are 28th in blocked shots per match. Keeper Kristijan Kahlina is 7th in the MLS with two clean sheets, and he is 22nd in saves. Over their last four matches, they have given up an average of 1.0 goals per match.

New England Revolution Defense Breakdown

The New England Revolution’s defense has struggled this season, allowing the most goals per match in the MLS. They have also struggled with interceptions, ranking 28th in the league. However, they do have the 4th most blocked shots in the league. Henrich Ravas has started four matches this season and is 61st in clean sheets. The defense has given up 11 goals over their last five matches, but they did hold the Chicago Fire FC to just one goal in their last match.

Charlotte vs New England Revolution Prediction

Looking at how we expect this New England Revolution vs. Charlotte match to play out, we have it finishing in a 1-1 draw, which is listed at +250. Coming into the match, Charlotte has been the better defensive team, allowing the 4th fewest goals in the league. On the other side, New England is 29th in goals allowed. Our projections have Tomás Chancalay as the top goal-scoring threat for New England, while Kerwin Vargas has the best odds to score for Charlotte.

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