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Orlando City

vs

New England Revolution

KickoffSaturday 7 November 2026, 9:00pm

VenueInter&Co Stadium

CompetitionAmerican Major League Soccer

Decision Day in MLS and Orlando City find themselves in a position where anything less than three points sends them into the wild card game. New England Revolution, meanwhile, roll into Inter&Co Stadium with a genuine shot at the second seed in the Eastern Conference. So you have one side fighting for position and another fighting for pride and home advantage. That sets this one up beautifully from a betting perspective, and there is plenty to dig into before you put any money down.

The key question here is whether Orlando’s strong home record is enough to hold back a Revolution side that has been one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference all season. The Lions have genuine quality going forward, but their defence has been leaking goals at an alarming rate. Let’s break it all down.

Orlando City vs New England Revolution Match Details

This one takes place at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando, Florida, with both clubs heading into the final round of the MLS regular season knowing exactly what is at stake. It is Decision Day across the league, which always adds an edge to fixtures that might otherwise feel routine. Orlando need a win and results elsewhere to go their way if they want to avoid the wild card playoff. New England need a result better than Inter Miami’s against Charlotte FC to claim second seed and home advantage in the conference semi finals.

Team News

Orlando have a few problems at the back, and it could not come at a worse time given how porous their defence has been in recent weeks.

• Griffin Dorsey (back) missed the Charlotte defeat and has not been confirmed fit
• Robin Jansson (foot) the club captain, also absent at Charlotte with no return confirmed
• Tyrese Spicer (foot) similarly out with no green light yet
• Iago reportedly suspended after picking up a booking at Charlotte, leaving the back line seriously stretched
• David Brekalo returns from his own suspension, which is some relief
• Vinicius Nogueira started the second half at Charlotte after being hauled off at the break and his place could be under pressure

For New England, Jack Harrison has been out since March with a quadriceps problem and Leonardo Campana has been sidelined since the same month with a lower body injury, so both remain unavailable. The encouraging news for Marko Mitrovic is that Alhassan Yusuf has returned from a hamstring problem and was on the bench against Inter Miami, so he may push for involvement here.

Predicted Lineups

Interim boss Martin Perelman has limited options at the back. Wilder Cartagena covered at centre back during the Charlotte game when Brekalo was suspended, and that partnership with the returning Brekalo looks like the most logical central pairing. Nogueira keeps his place at right back for now despite his difficulties at Charlotte, and Griezmann, Martin Ojeda and Ivan Angulo should all start in attack after none picked up an injury in the last outing.

Orlando City probable XI: Crepeau; Nogueira, Brekalo, Cartagena, Taifi; Angulo, Braian Ojeda, Otavio, Pasalic; Martin Ojeda, Griezmann

Mitrovic has been consistent with his selections and there is no reason to change a team that has won four on the spin before the narrow loss to Miami. Turner starts behind a back four of Sands, Wynder, Kohler and Feingold, with Polster and Raines anchoring the middle. Peyton Miller, who already scored twice against Orlando earlier in the season, links with Gil and Gazdag behind Turgeman.

New England Revolution probable XI: Turner; Sands, Wynder, Kohler, Feingold; Polster, Raines; Miller, Gil, Gazdag; Turgeman

Recent Form

Orlando were building nicely after the World Cup break, putting together a solid home record and getting results on the board. But the last three games have been a disaster. A 2-2 draw at home to New York City FC, where they conceded with the last kick, was followed by throwing away a two goal lead at Chicago to draw 2-2, and then a 4-0 hammering at Charlotte. That is one point from nine and ten goals conceded in those three fixtures alone. The underlying issue is clear: this defensive unit is not functioning, and losing Jansson, Dorsey and now Iago only makes that worse.

What keeps Orlando in this conversation is Griezmann. Fourteen goals and seven assists in just 17 MLS appearances since arriving in the summer is a ridiculous return, and his run of 12 straight league games with a goal contribution only ended at Charlotte. The Lions have also been formidable at Inter&Co Stadium since late August, winning five and drawing one of their last six home league games and scoring 15 goals in that run. That home fortress is the foundation Perelman is building on.

New England have been excellent for most of the season under Mitrovic, turning around a club that had missed the playoffs for two straight years. Eighteen wins, 58 points, Matt Turner setting a single season wins record for a Revolution goalkeeper. The Revs had won four in a row before Messi broke their hearts in the 83rd minute last weekend, and they will be hurting from that. Dor Turgeman has been in outstanding form with ten of his twelve goals coming since the World Cup restart, and Carles Gil reaching 100 regular season assists for the club tells you everything about his contribution.

Head-to-Head Record

The most relevant reference point is the meeting between these two sides on September 19, when New England won and Peyton Miller scored twice. That game produced four goals and illustrated exactly what the Revs can do with their quick attacking transitions. Orlando’s defence was not as depleted then as it is now, which makes the head to head context even more significant when you are trying to assess what happens here.

New England’s threat on the counter and in transition has been a consistent theme in recent meetings, and against an Orlando side that likes to get forward and play on the front foot, there is real space to be exploited in behind the Lions’ back line.

Key Stats

• Orlando have conceded 14 goals in their last six league games, an average of more than two per match
• New England’s Dor Turgeman has scored ten goals since the World Cup restart, making him one of the most in form strikers in the conference
• Orlando are unbeaten in their last six home league games, winning five, with 15 goals scored in that run

Orlando City vs New England Revolution Betting Tips

This fixture has goals written all over it. Orlando’s attacking quality means they will cause problems for most defences, and Griezmann in particular is too good to blank for two games in a row. But the Lions’ defensive issues are severe right now, and New England are coming in as one of the form sides in the Eastern Conference with a point to prove after the Miami defeat. The angle here is goals at both ends and a Revolution win.

Cards Prediction

Decision Day adds extra intensity, and with Orlando fighting to avoid the wild card game, expect plenty of edge in this one. The Lions’ midfield will need to work hard to contain Gil and Miller, and there is enough pressure in the context of the game to push the cards market over. Backing over three and a half cards looks reasonable given the stakes and the physical nature of what both sides will need to bring.

Both Teams To Score (BTTS) Prediction

Yes, and comfortably so. Orlando had scored in every match across all competitions for months before the Charlotte shutout, and that was a one off given the context of the game. Griezmann and Martin Ojeda are too dangerous to be kept quiet again. Meanwhile, Turgeman, Gil and Miller give New England more than enough firepower to get on the scoresheet against a makeshift back line missing Jansson, Dorsey and Iago. BTTS Yes is the call.

First Goalscorer Prediction

Dor Turgeman is the pick here. Ten goals since the restart, a striker who thrives in exactly the kind of wide open game this promises to be, and a point to prove after Miami denied New England last weekend. He scored in that September meeting and has the confidence and form to open the scoring again. Good value for first goalscorer.

Correct Score Prediction

Orlando’s home form makes them dangerous, and Griezmann virtually guarantees a goal at some point. But New England’s attack is too sharp and Orlando’s defence is too stretched to keep it level. A 2-3 to New England feels like the most likely outcome, a game where the Lions compete, score their goals, but ultimately fall short against the better side on the night.

Corners Prediction

Both teams like to attack and both will be pushing for goals from the first whistle given what is riding on the result. Orlando in particular will need to be aggressive at home, and New England’s pace in transition will force Orlando into retreating and defending set piece situations. Over nine and a half corners is a solid play for a game with this much attacking intent from both sides.

Bet Builder Tip

All three picks point to the same narrative: a New England victory in a goal heavy game where Turgeman continues his stunning recent run in front of goal.

Final Match Prediction

This is a game where the storylines align neatly with the betting angles. New England are the better side, have more defensive structure, and carry a genuine cutting edge through Turgeman, Gil and Miller. Orlando’s home form is real, and Griezmann makes them dangerous regardless of the defensive chaos behind him, but three games without a win and fourteen goals conceded tells you something fundamental has gone wrong at the back for the Lions.

Perelman will set up to be aggressive and try to nick something early, but New England’s quality in transition and the sheer number of bodies missing from Orlando’s defence should prove decisive. Predicted score: Orlando City 2-3 New England Revolution.

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