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FOXBOROUGH, MA –New England Revolution (18-4-10, 58 pts.) battled to 3-2 victory over Red Bull New York (11-6-14, 39 pts.) on Wednesday evening.
The match kicked off at 7:30 p.m. ET at Gillette Stadium to a crowd of 20,000.
Starting XI versus Red Bull New York.
New England starting lineup: 4-3-3 | Matt Turner, Will Sands, Ethan Kohler, Josh Wynder, Ilay Feingold, Brooklyn Raines, Jackson Yueill, Carles Gil (C), Daniel Gazdag, Luca Langoni, Dor Turgeman
New England substitutes:| Donovan Parisian, Mamadou Fofana, Tanner Beason, Griffin Yow, Matthew Polster, Cody Baker, Peyton Miller, Judah Siqueria, Diego Fagundez
Red Bull New York starting lineup: 4-3-3 | Ethan Horvath, Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty, Tim Parker, Dylan Nealis (C), Devin Padelford, Cade Cowell, Adri Mehmeti, Mohammed Sofo, Ronald Donkor, Jorge Ruvalcaba, Julian Hall
Red Bull New York substitutes:| John McCarthy, Rafael Mosquera, Sekou Kone, Matthew Dos Santos, Connor Faello, Cameron Harper, Eric Maxim Chuopo-Moting, Emil Forsberg, David Ruiz
Starting XI versus Red Bull New York.
Red Bull New York opened the match on the front foot, immediately looking to push forward and apply pressure in New England’s defensive third.
Midfielder Jorge Revolcaba registered the first effort of the match in the 5th minute, forcing Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner into a save to keep the contest scoreless.
Entering the 8th minute, New England broke the deadlock.
4 goals in 4 games for Dor Turgeman! 💪@NERevolution take the early lead against Red Bulls at home.
📺 Apple TV: https://t.co/NUIjxTFH0I pic.twitter.com/wwmiZYfyBD
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 28, 2026
Defender Ilay Feingold picked out midfielder Carles Gil, who quickly laid the ball off to forward Dor Turgeman. The Israeli international curled a well-placed effort into the bottom-right corner of the net, giving New England an early 1-0 advantage.
In the 12th minute, Red Bull New York midfielder Ronald Donkor was issued a yellow card following a foul on Turgeman.
Just three minutes later, Red Bull New York threatened once again, creating a dangerous sequence of opportunities in front of goal. Jorge Ruvalcaba saw two consecutive efforts denied by goalkeeper Matt Turner before Julian Hall’s follow-up attempt was also turned away. Defender Will Sands then intervened with a crucial defensive clearance to preserve New England’s 1-0 advantage.
In the 39th minute, Revolution defender Ilay Feingold was issued a yellow card following a foul on Julian Hall near midfield.
New England Revolution Defender Josh Wynder chases down Red Bull New York Forward Julian Zakrzewski between the New England Revolution and Red Bull New York on October 28, 2026. (c) Denis Minevich
New England threatened once again in the 42nd minute when forward Dor Turgeman unleashed an effort from outside the penalty area, but his attempt was blocked by Red Bull defender Tim Parker.
Less than a minute later, Red Bull New York created a massive opportunity to level the scoreline. Cade Cowell delivered a dangerous cutback into the penalty area, forcing goalkeeper Matt Turner into an initial save. The rebound fell to Jorge Ruvalcaba, whose follow-up effort was denied by a sliding block from Ilay Feingold. Mohammad Sofo then attempted to capitalize on the loose ball, but Feingold intervened once again with another crucial block to preserve New England’s one-goal advantage.
After one minutes of first-half stoppage time, the referee blew the halftime whistle, sending the Revolution into the break with a 1-0 lead over Red Bull New York.
Halftime between New England & Red Bull New York.
Prior to the start of the second half, Red Bull New York head coach Michael Bradley made his first change by replacing Tim Parker with Matthew Dos Santos.
New England emerged from the halftime break on the front foot, immediately looking to advance the ball and apply pressure in Red Bull’s defensive third.
Entering the 46th minute, New England added to their lead.
Make that two for Dor Turgeman! ✌️
The striker's brace doubles @NERevolution's lead. pic.twitter.com/5bAyAduspc
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 29, 2026
Defender Ilay Feingold found forward Luca Langoni down the right flank, who then sent in a low-driven cross to find a tap-in finish by forward Dor Turgeman to extend New England’s lead to 2-0.
Julian Hall had a chance of his own less than a minute later that was met with a save by goalkeeper Matt Turner.
In the 48th minute, Red Bull New York defender Dylan Nealis was issued a yellow card for fouling Dor Turgeman to stop a counter attack.
Entering the 50th minute, Red Bull pulled one back.
Cade Cowell curler! 💫@NewYorkRedBulls pull one back to cut the deficit. pic.twitter.com/K7MONFU0Wi
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 29, 2026
Red Bull New York midfielder Ronald Donkor played a well-weighted ball into space for Cade Cowell, who calmly slotted his effort into the back of the net to cut New England’s advantage to 2-1.
Just two minutes later, Revolution forward Dor Turgeman nearly restored the two-goal cushion, but his right-footed effort drifted wide of the net.
In the 61st minute, Red Bull New York threatened once again when Jorge Ruvalcaba directed a right-footed effort toward goal. However, Turgeman tracked back and produced a crucial diving header to clear the danger.
Both teams turned to their benches in the 63rd minute. Revolution head coach Marko Mitrović made a triple substitution, introducing Peyton Miller, Matt Polster, and Mamadou Fofana in place of Ilay Feingold, Jackson Yueill, and Will Sands, respectively. Red Bull New York head coach Michael Bradley responded with a change of his own, replacing Mohammed Sofo with Emil Forsberg.
Just one minute later, Red Bull New York found the equalizer to level the scoreline at 2-2.
LO EMPATA el @NewYorkRedBulls. ⚽
La joven estrella Julian Hall 🇺🇸 define de gran manera y su equipo remonta la desventaja de dos goles ante el @NERevolution. pic.twitter.com/XppJvKcQ2S
— MLS Español (@MLSes) October 29, 2026
The ball slipped through the legs of Revolution defender Mamadou Fofana, falling into the path of Julian Hall, who capitalized on the opportunity and fired his effort past goalkeeper Matt Turner to level the scoreline at 2-2.
New England nearly regained the lead in the 65th minute when defender Peyton Miller delivered a well-placed cutback into the penalty area, finding Luca Langoni unmarked at the back post. However, the Argentine forward’s close-range effort struck the post, denying the Revolution an immediate response.
Less than a minute later, Red Bull New York created a nearly identical opportunity at the opposite end of the field. A dangerous cutback found Cade Cowell in a promising position, but his effort sailed wide of the net, keeping the scoreline level at 2-2.
Red Bull New York nearly took the lead in the 72nd minute when forward Julian Hall slipped behind New England’s defensive line and found himself in a dangerous position. However, his effort lacked the necessary power to trouble Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner, who comfortably gathered the ball.
New England Revolution Forward Daniel Gazdag and Red Bull New York Defender Devin Padelford fight for the ball between the New England Revolution and Red Bull New York on October 28, 2026. (c) Denis Minevich
In the 75th minute, Red Bull New York head coach Michael Bradley made his third substitution of the match, introducing Cameron Harper in place of Cade Cowell.
Less than a minute later, Red Bull New York forward Julian Hall was issued a yellow card for dissent.
In the 77th minute, Revolution head coach Marko Mitrović made his fourth substitution of the match, introducing Griffin Yow in place of Luca Langoni.
Entering the 83rd minute, New England took the lead.
Daniel Gazdag slots it home! 👊@NERevolution retake the lead! 💥 pic.twitter.com/vUIpPzcqMo
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) October 29, 2026
Following a combination play between midfielders Brooklyn Raines and Peyton Miller, the latter unleashed an effort toward goal that was initially saved by Red Bull New York goalkeeper Ethan Horvath. However, Horvath was unable to hold onto the ball, allowing Daniel Gazdag to capitalize on the rebound and slot home a close-range finish to restore New England’s lead at 3-2.
Following the goal, Red Bull New York head coach Michael Bradley made his final two substitutions of the match, introducing Sekou Koné and Rafael Mosquera in place of Jorge Ruvalcaba and Ronald Donkor, respectively.
In the 86th minute, Red Bull New York nearly found another equalizer when Cameron Harper slipped behind New England’s defensive line and fired an effort toward goal. However, Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner came up with a crucial save to preserve his side’s one-goal advantage.
New England Revolution Defender Peyton Miller creates a pass between the New England Revolution and Red Bull New York on October 28, 2026. (c) Denis Minevich
In the 89th minute, Revolution head coach Marko Mitrović made his fifth and final substitution of the match, introducing Judah Siqueira in place of two-goal scorer Dor Turgeman.
In the third minute of stoppage time, Revolution midfielder Judah Siquera was issued a yellow card for thwarting a counter attack.
After an extended period of seven minutes of second-half stoppage time, the referee blew the final whistle, confirming a crucial 3-2 victory for the New England Revolution over Red Bull New York.
Full Time between New England & Red Bull New York.
Marko Mitrović and the New England Revolution (18-4-10, 58 pts.) return home to face Eastern Conference side Inter Miami CF (15-10-6, 55 pts.). The match is set to kickoff at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday, October 28th at 7:30 p.m. ET on MLS Season Pass on the Apple TV app.
(Editor’s Note: For more of Denis Minevich’s photos, click on the link)
