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·25 July 2026
New England Revolution vs Atlanta United: Preview, How to Watch, & Lineups

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·25 July 2026

After the “long” two-day wait, we have another MLS matchday. This time, we are here to discuss the match between Atlanta United and the New England Revolution.
As will happen throughout the season, we have on one side a team sitting in the high places of the conference, while the other one is fighting to get out of the low standings of the league.
Both teams arrived at this encounter with a draw in their last game. Nevertheless, we have two teams that don’t have a different playing style.
With this being said, join us for this New England Revolution vs. Atlanta United preview. In this article, we will discuss the latest news, provide information on how to watch the game, and present the predicted formation.

Jul 22, 2026; Charlotte, North Carolina, USA; Atlanta United defense Tomas Jacob (55) readies to keep the ball inbounds with a chest during the second half against the Charlotte FC at Bank of America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect
The encounter between these two teams will start at 7:30 p.m. at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts.
This match is available to watch live on Apple TV. Remember, all MLS games can only be watched through Apple TV.
Leo Campana - Lower Body (Out)Andrew Farrell - Lower Body (Out) Ilay Feingold - Lower Body (Out)
Paulo Díaz - Not Due to Injury (Out)Jay Fortune - Hamstring (Out)Tomás Jacob - Yellow Card Suspension (Out)Sergio Santos - Calf (Out)
There is no mystery behind the bad performances Atlanta United is suffering this season. It is like a different team is playing, considering what we have seen of them in past years. Now, the New England Revolution is showcasing all their offensive and defensive power.
However, their last draw against Toronto showed their weaknesses like crystal water, so the Five Stripes can take advantage of those flaws.
With that being said, it is the same scenario as the Philadelphia Union vs the Seattle Sounders. One of the two teams tries to keep their playoff position, and the other one tries to battle their way out of the low standings.







































