Where the money is
How much money is actually on each selection, next to what the price says it should be. A gap is not a tip — it just means the crowd and the book disagree.
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**New England's on a roll and the Red Bulls are leaking goals** — the Revs have won three of their last five while NYRB is sliding with three losses in the same stretch. 🔴
The Revs have genuine momentum at home, grinding out wins against Union and Fire, though they've shown they can concede (that 3-2 vs Cincinnati). The Red Bulls just beat Miami but got hammered by Toronto, so consistency is clearly not their thing right now.
Key storylines:
- **D. Gazdag and L. Langoni** are the Revs' attacking fulcrum — they've been clinical in recent wins and need to exploit NYRB's shaky backline.
- **E. Forsberg and C. Cowell** will try to spark the Red Bulls offense, but without J. Che they're thin on attacking depth.
- **Home advantage at Gillette** matters here — New England's 3-2 record at home vs NYRB's road form is a real split.
Expected lineups:
- **New England Revolution**: Turner, Sands, Kohler, Polster, Miller, Gil, Raines, Yueill, Turgeman, Gazdag, Langoni
- **New York Red Bulls**: Horvath, Bazán, Nealis, Padelford, Parker, Donkor, Mehmeti, Forsberg, Hall, Sofo, Cowell
Prediction:
**New England 2–1 New York** — the Revs' form and home turf give them the edge here. 📍
Our calls before kick-off, and how they went.
A confidence, not a tip. We do not claim these beat the bookmakers' price — the odds are short precisely because the outcome is likely.
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