New England Revolution vs Inter Miami MLS Match Forecast
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- Yellow cards: Total Under (4.5) 1.39 won
Match result
New England Revolution 1:2 Inter Miami (0:0, 1:2)
In the USA MLS match, Inter Miami defeated New England Revolution with a final score of 1:2. After a goalless first half (0:0), both teams scored in the second half, which ended 1:2. Thanks to goals from both sides, our prediction of Both Teams To Score - Yes was successful and the bet won.
Our prediction: Both Teams To Score - Yes at 1.35 — the bet won.
New England Revolution host Inter Miami at Gillette Stadium on November 1, with second place in the Eastern Conference at stake. New England have 58 points to Miami’s 56, while Nashville are clear at the top. The hosts have secured home-field advantage in the first playoff round. Kick-off is at 19:00 local time, with dry conditions and a temperature around 8°C.
New England: winning momentum, mixed defensive returns
Recent form and home strengths
New England have won four straight games against Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia and New York Red Bulls after losing to Seattle. Their latest 3:2 win again left little defensive margin.
- At home: 11 wins, three draws and three defeats, with 30 goals scored and 18 conceded.
- Over 2.5 goals occurred in 23 of 33 league matches; BTTS (both teams to score) landed in 20.
- They kept seven clean sheets across those league matches.
Creators, finishing and availability
Dor Turgeman has scored five times in his last four appearances, while Carles Gil has provided an assist in four consecutive games. Midfielder Alhassan Yusuf is likely to miss out with a hamstring injury.
- New York Red Bullshome3:2
- Philadelphia Unionaway2:1
- Chicago Firehome1:0
- Cincinnatiaway3:2
- Seattle Soundershome0:3
Miami: greater scoring output, fewer recent wins
Road record and attacking balance
Third-placed Miami have three wins, a draw and a defeat from their last five matches. Victories over D.C. United, New York City and Atlanta preceded a 0:2 loss to the Red Bulls and a 2:2 draw with Cincinnati. Their season scoring average is 2.34, compared with New England’s 1.64.
- Away from home: nine wins, three draws and four defeats, with 32 goals scored and 27 conceded.
- Both BTTS and Over 2.5 goals occurred in 24 of their 32 league matches.
- They have kept six clean sheets and conceded 55 goals.
Messi available despite fifth booking
Lionel Messi is eligible under the MLS good-behaviour rule despite receiving his fifth yellow card. In the current-season player statistics covering five matches, Messi has four goals and one assist, Luis Suarez has three goals and four assists, and German Berterame has two goals and three assists. Defender Israel Boatwright is out with a torn cruciate ligament.
- Cincinnatihome2:2
- New York Red Bullsaway0:2
- Atlanta Unitedaway3:1
- New York Cityhome2:0
- D.C. Unitedhome4:0
Previous meetings favour the visitors
Miami have won seven of the ten official meetings over five years, with two New England victories and one draw. April’s 1:1 draw was the latest meeting listed.
- 25.04.2026Inter Miami1:1New England RevolutionUSA. MLS
- 04.10.2025Inter Miami4:1New England RevolutionUSA. MLS
- 09.07.2025New England Revolution1:2Inter MiamiUSA. MLS
- 19.10.2024Inter Miami6:2New England RevolutionUSA. MLS. Play-off
- 27.04.2024New England Revolution1:4Inter MiamiUSA. MLS. Play-off
Coaching change and a new scorer
Miami changed coach, and Riquelme Fillipi scored his first MLS goal against Cincinnati. Further details of the coaching change and a named expert assessment are unavailable; specific tactical improvements cannot yet be attributed to it.
Line-ups
New England Revolution
Starting XI: 8. Matt Polster, 10. Carles Gil, 12. Ilay Feingold, 16. Daniel Gazdag, 21. Brooklyn Raines, 22. Ethan Kohler, 23. Will Sands, 25. Peyton Miller, 30. Matt Turner, 66. Elijah Wynder, 99. Dor Turgeman
Substitutes: 2. Mamadou Fofana, 4. Tanner Beason, 7. Griffin Yow, 14. Jackson Yueill, 33. Donovan Parisian, 41. Luca Langoni, 77. Diego Fagundez, 80. Alhassan Yusuf, 88. Andrew Farrell
Coach: Marko Mitrovic
Inter Miami
Starting XI: 2. Gonzalo Lujan, 5. Carlos Casemiro, 7. Rodrigo Javier De Paul, 8. Telasco Segovia, 10. Lionel Messi, 11. Riquelme Fillipi, 16. Micael Dos Santos Silva, 17. Ian Fray, 19. German Berterame, 42. Yannick Bright, 97. Dayne St Clair
Substitutes: 3. Sergio Reguilon, 4. Facundo Mura, 9. Luis Suarez, 20. Santiago Morales, 22. David Ayala, 34. Rocco Rios Novo, 37. Maximiliano Falcon, 56. Daniel Pinter, 80. Matias Galarza
Coach: Cristian Gonzalez
Before the match
New England Revolution host Inter Miami, with second place in the Eastern Conference at stake. New England have 58 points, and have secured home advantage in the first playoff round. They have won four consecutive matches and have a home record of 11 wins, 3 draws and 3 defeats.
Alhassan Yusuf is unlikely to play because of a hamstring injury. Dor Turgeman has scored five goals in the last four matches, while Carles Gil has supplied an assist in four successive games.
Inter Miami are third with 56 points after a 2-2 draw against Cincinnati. They have scored 75 goals and conceded 55 in 32 league games. Israel Boatwright is out with a cruciate ligament rupture, while Lionel Messi is available despite his fifth yellow card under the MLS good-behaviour rule. Riquelme Fillipi scored his first MLS goal in the previous round, and the club has changed coach.
Our pick for the match
Our selection is BTTS (both teams to score) - Yes 1.35. Inter Miami average 2.34 goals per league match, with both teams scoring in 24 of 32 fixtures. Away from home, they have scored 32 goals and conceded 27 in 16 matches.
New England average 1.64 goals per game and have scored 30 times in 17 home fixtures. They have scored in four of their last five matches and conceded in four, including a 3-2 win over New York Red Bulls.
The latest meeting finished 1-1. The expected score is 2-2.
Conclusion
BTTS (both teams to score) - Yes 1.35 is the recommended play: Miami’s away scoring and conceding record supports goals at both ends against New England’s productive home attack.
Chances by market estimate
Team form
- New York Red Bullshome3:2
- Philadelphia Unionaway2:1
- Chicago Firehome1:0
- Cincinnatiaway3:2
- Seattle Soundershome0:3
- Cincinnatihome2:2
- New York Red Bullsaway0:2
- Atlanta Unitedaway3:1
- New York Cityhome2:0
- D.C. Unitedhome4:0
Standings · Eastern Conference
| # | Team | P | W | D | L | Goals | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nashville | 33 | 22 | 8 | 3 | 69:25 | 74 |
| 2 | Inter Miami | 33 | 16 | 11 | 6 | 77:56 | 59 |
| 3 | New England Revolution | 33 | 18 | 4 | 11 | 55:46 | 58 |
| 4 | Chicago Fire | 33 | 16 | 7 | 10 | 61:50 | 55 |
Head-to-head
- 25.04.2026Inter Miami1:1New England RevolutionUSA. MLS
- 04.10.2025Inter Miami4:1New England RevolutionUSA. MLS
- 09.07.2025New England Revolution1:2Inter MiamiUSA. MLS
- 19.10.2024Inter Miami6:2New England RevolutionUSA. MLS. Play-off
- 27.04.2024New England Revolution1:4Inter MiamiUSA. MLS. Play-off
About the match
- 1 November · 19:00 New York
- Venue: Gillette Stadium (Foxborough), Foksboro
Odds
odds before kick-off
A narrow away lean in an open scoring market
Miami are modest 1X2 favourites, with a margin-free away-win probability of 41.7%, compared with 34.7% for a home win and 23.6% for the draw. Their scoring output and head-to-head advantage explain that edge, while New England’s home record keeps the gap narrow. None of the listed lines has moved noticeably over the past 24 hours.
BTTS carries a probability of 70.6%, compared with 52.2% for Over 3.5 goals. The low clean-sheet counts make BTTS the stronger selection; the four-goal threshold is much more evenly balanced.
Our prediction
- Market
- Both Teams To Score - Yes
- Odds
- 1.35
- Confidence
- Our estimate
- 69%
- Market estimate
- 70%
- Stake amount
- 100 $ · 1.35
- Potential win
- 35 $
- Odds at kick-off
- 1.33
- Status
- won
- Profit
- +35 $