Orlando City (4-2-5, 17 points) vs New England Revolution (5-4-1, 16 points)
When: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando, Fla.
TV: MLS Season Pass on Apple TV (subscription required)
Radio: AM 810 Fox Sports Radio, (English), Mega 97.1 (Spanish)
Everything you need to know for the Lions' home match vs the Revs in "The Road Ahead" driven by Audi:
Milestones
- Orlando City is on a club-record 616-minute shutout streak across seven matches in two competitions after Wednesday night’s 5-0 win over the Tampa Bay Rowdies. The Lions have posted six consecutive clean sheets and have played more than ten hours of soccer without allowing a goal.
- The Lions are on a nine-game unbeaten run, the second-longest in club history. Orlando is three games away from matching the club-record 12-game unbeaten streak from the 2020 season. As of Saturday, Orlando will have gone 63 days without a defeat.
- MartÃn Ojeda now ranks second in club history in assists after passing Nani with his 27th career helper on Wednesday night. Iván Angulo, who also assisted a goal against the Rowdies, is tied with Nani for third and one shy of Ojeda in second with 26.
- Angulo’s next start will be his 100th for Orlando City in all competitions. Angulo has started 53 consecutive MLS regular-season and playoff matches.
Stats & Storylines
- Orlando City smashed longtime rival Tampa Bay 5-0 on Wednesday night, improving to 8-0-0 all-time against the Rowdies and advancing to the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Round of 16. Orlando will face Nashville SC in the next round in approximately two weeks at Inter&Co Stadium. The exact date and kickoff time has not been released as of this writing.
- 16-year-old attacker Gustavo Caraballo became the youngest goalscorer in Orlando City history when he struck to give the Lions the lead in the 34th minute on Wednesday. Caraballo followed up with a second goal less than three minutes later, giving Orlando a cushion that would only grow throughout the evening.
- Ramiro Enrique and Duncan McGuire, who combined for 23 goals in all competitions in 2024, each scored their first of 2025 in St. Pete. Nicolás RodrÃguez recorded his first Orlando City goal contribution assisting McGuire’s goal.
- Young goalkeeper Javier Otero logged his first career clean sheet, helping extend Orlando’s ongoing club-record shutout streak. Youngsters Colin Guske and Zakaria Taifi joined Caraballo and RodrÃguez in making their longest career first team appearances as well.
- Key veterans Luis Muriel, Marco Pašalić, Robin Jansson, and Pedro Gallese were rested on Wednesday night and will have a full week between matches before New England comes to town on Saturday.
- Orlando City has outscored opponents 11-3 over its past four home games, going 3-0-1 at Inter&Co Stadium in that stretch.
Series History
All-time vs. New England - 6-8-7, -6 GD (5-2-5, +7 GD home)
MLS only vs. New England - 5-7-7, -5 GD (4-1-5, +8 GD home)
2015 - D 2-2 (H), L 3-0 (A)
2016 - D 2-2 (H), D 2-2 (A), W 3-1 (H)
2017 - L 4-0 (A), W 6-1 (H)
2018 - D 3-3 (H), L 2-0 (A)
2019 - W 2-1 a.e.t. (H/USOC), L 4-1 (A), D 3-3 (H)
2020 - L 1-3 (H/MLS Cup Playoffs)
2021 - L 2-1 (A), D 2-2 (H)
2022 - D 1-1 (A), L 0-3 (H)
2023 - L 3-1 (A), W 3-2 (H)
2024 - W 1-3 (A), W 3-0 (H)
Meet the opponent: Chicago Fire FC
- Orlando City swept the Revs in 2024, including a first-ever win for the Lions at Gillette Stadium in nine tries. Rafael Santos, Duncan McGuire, and Ramiro Enrique all scored against New England last season, with since-departed star Facundo Torres notching three goals across the two games.
- After starting 0-4-2 against New England under Oscar Pareja, Orlando has won three straight matches, the first time either side has defeated the other three times in a row in the series’ history.
- New England carries its own shutout streak into Orlando this weekend, having not conceded in MLS regular season play over the past 385 minutes, though they did give up a goal in a 2-1 Open Cup win over Rhode Island FC on Wednesday. The Revs have won four straight league games and have allowed the fewest goals of any team in MLS this season.
- DP playmaker and former Landon Donovan MLS MVP Carles Gil has turned back the clock to those halcyon days of 2021, scoring five of the Revs’ nine goals this year. Gil has posted huge numbers against Orlando City in his career, with 6 G/8 A in 11 appearances across all competitions.
- Oscar Pareja and New England head coach Caleb Porter first met back in 2013, when Porter was a rookie head coach in Portland and Pareja was managing the Colorado Rapids. Pareja is 12-6-4 overall against Porter, including 6-1-0 since he took over as Orlando City head coach in 2020.
