Toronto vs New England Revolution Predictions: Expect A Cagey Affair

Toronto squares off against the New England Revolution for the second time this season. The first encounter between the two ended in a stalemate at The New England Revolution stadium. Toronto and The New England Revolution occupy 13th and 10th position on the Eastern Conference table. Getting all 3 points will be crucial for both sides, but more importantly, Toronto needs a win, if they want to climb up the table. 

Toronto have picked up a surprising resurgent form lately. They are currently without a defeat in the last 3 games, within that time they scored 8 goals. Last time out, they played a 7 match thriller against Nashville. That was after thumping Charlotte 4-0 a week before. 

Jonathan Osorio would definitely be a player to watch out in the coming fixture. He found the back of the net twice against Nashville, and the Canadian midfielder has 8 goals already this season. 

As per records this season, Toronto are currently 13th in the Eastern Conference table with 26 points in 24 games, winning 7 matches, drawing 5 and losing 12 games. In their last 5 games, It's 2 wins, 2 loses and 1 draw for this Toronto side.

• Less than 4.5 cards: 4/ 5

New England Revolution did everything right last time out, after beating Orlando 3-0 away from home. This brought a run of terrible form to an end, and they will hope they can continue in this new form. Prior to that victory, New England Revolution had gone 6 games without a victory. Coach Bruce Arena will demand a similar response in this match and I think this will be an attacking game. 

New England Revolution occupy 10th position on the Eastern Conference table, with 30 points after 23 games. So far, they have 7 wins, 9 draws and 7 losses, and have scored 35 goals and conceded 34. 

In their 3-0 win against Orlando, one man stood out for putting up a fantastic display and that was Henry Kessler. The 24 year old american, put an outstanding display that led to his goal in the 75th minute and He also managed 5 clearances in the same match. I strongly believe he will play a crucial role in this match. The team has not conceded a goal in 3 games, thanks to him.

• No losses: 3
• No goals conceded: 3
• Less than 4.5 cards: 6/7

20 games has been played so far between these two teams. New England Revolution leads the race with 9 wins, while Toronto has 6 wins and 5 games ended in a draw. 

• Less than 4.5 cards: 9/10
• More than 10.5 corners: 7/9

• Toronto: Quentin Westberg(Injury), Noble Okello(Injury)
• New England Revolution: Dylan Borrero (Injury), Gustavo Bou(Injury), Jacob Jackson(Injury)

Both teams look evenly matched based on stats. However, Toronto has the upper hand playing on home soil. The New England Revolution will be careful not to open themselves up to conceding goals against the home side. So it's difficult to see who will break the deadlock. I predict a tight game here with one team finding the back of the net.

• Back Both Teams to Score No at 2.36 Odds
• Back Toronto to Win Corner Bet at 1.65 Odds
• Back New England Revolution Under 1.5 Goals at 1.60 Odds on