Vancouver Whitecaps (7-5-4) travel to face off against New England Revolution (4-10-1) on Saturday, June 15th. This match will be played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA. Both club’s come into this one having won their previous match. The match starts at 7:30 PM ET.

Vancouver Whitecaps vs New England Revolution

Vancouver Whitecaps Is Coming Off A Win

The Vancouver Whitecaps will be looking to build off their 2-1 win over the Colorado Rapids. This match took place on their home pitch, and they had a money line of -134, which was the second smallest payout on the three-way line. The three combined goals fell short of the over/under goal line of 3.5 goals.

Three players found the net for the Whitecaps, with Sebastian Berhalter and Damir Kreilach being the only two players to take more than one shot. Berhalter needed just one shot on goal to score, and Kreilach’s goal also came on his only shot on goal.

On the offensive end for the Whitecaps, Ryan Gauld had both of the assists for the club. Overall, Vancouver had just three shots on goal and 13 shots. Colorado’s defense finished with eight corners and allowed just three corners.

Through 16 matches, the Vancouver Whitecaps have a record of 7-5-4, which has them tied with Charlotte FC for 5th in the Western Conference. They have won two straight matches, including a victory over the 1st place team in the Eastern Conference, Inter Miami CF. Overall, they have been favored in nine matches, going 4-3-2 in those contests. Following this match, they will head to Portland to take on the Timbers on Sunday, June 23rd.

New England Revolution Is Coming Off A Win

The New England Revolution will be looking to build off their 1-0 win over the New York Red Bulls. This match took place on their home pitch, but they were still +148 on the money line and the one goal scored fell short of the over/under goal line of 2.5 goals.

Ema Boateng scored the only goal for the Revolution on his only shot attempt. Carles Gil led the club with two total shots, and as a club, they took four shots on goal and 13 overall.

On the defensive end, the Revolution got a shutout from Aljaž Ivačič, who finished with five saves. Overall, the Red Bulls took 15 shots, and five of New York’s corners.

Through 15 matches, the New England Revolution have a record of 4-10-1, which has them in 15th place in the Eastern Conference. They have won two straight matches, defeating Nashville SC and the New York Red Bulls. Overall, they are just 2-5-1 at home and 2-5 on the road. Over their last seven matches, they have gone 3-4. After this match vs. Vancouver, they will head on the road to take on FC Cincinnati on June 22nd.

Vancouver Whitecaps Offense Breakdown

The Vancouver Whitecaps have been a middle-of-the-pack offensive team this season, averaging 1.5 goals per match, which is 12th in MLS. Ryan Gauld has been their top scorer, finding the back of the net seven times, which is 17th in the league. Gauld also leads the team in shots on goal, with 15, which is 28th in MLS. Vancouver has taken fewer shots on goal than their season average in three straight matches, and they have had fewer corner kicks than their opponents in half of their matches this season.

New England Revolution Offense Breakdown

The New England Revolution have struggled to score goals this season, ranking 29th in MLS with just 0.8 goals per match. Carles Gil is the team’s top scorer, finding the back of the net five times, which is also 27th in the league. Gil also leads the team in shots on goal, with 14, which is 29th in MLS. Overall, New England is 15th in shots on goal and 10th in corner kicks, and they have had more corners than their opponents in 60% of their matches.

Vancouver Whitecaps Defense Breakdown

Heading into their match against the New England Revolution, the Vancouver Whitecaps’ defense is coming off a strong performance against the Colorado Rapids, who are 9th in scoring. Over their last three matches, they have given up an average of 1.3 goals per match. On the season, they are 8th in goals allowed, giving up 1.2 goals per match. Keeper Yōhei Takaoka is 10th in clean sheets this season with four. He is also 14th in saves with 44.

New England Revolution Defense Breakdown

Heading into their match against the Vancouver Whitecaps, the New England Revolution’s defense is 24th in MLS, allowing 1.8 goals per match. However, they have been better as of late, giving up just five goals over their last four matches (1.2 per match). Henrich Ravas has started eight matches in goal and has just one clean sheet. Overall, the Revolution’s defense is 19th in blocked shots and 27th in interceptions.

Vancouver Whitecaps vs New England Revolution Prediction

Given that both the Whitecaps and Revolution are top-five in terms of shooting percentage, we see this one ending in a 1-1 draw, which is listed at +240. Coming into the match, both clubs are near the bottom of the MLS in terms of goals scored, but have been efficient when it comes to shooting. Our projections have this match seeing a total of six shots on goal, with Fafa Picault having the best chance to score for Vancouver. As for New England, look for Carles Gil to find the back of the net.

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