We are gathering around for another MLS Matchday. After an action-packed week capped by an MLS All-Star Game victory, our attention now turns to the weekend and the thrilling matchup ahead.
Now, in the preview, this could be the most uneven encounter of the weekend. The New England Revolution will face CF Montreal; while the Canadian side battles to escape the lower ranks, the Revs are enjoying one of their finest seasons, currently holding third place.
With this being said, join us for this CF Montreal vs. New England Revolution preview. In this article, we will discuss the latest news, provide information on how to watch the game, and present the predicted formation.
CF Montreal vs. New England Revolution: Preview, How to Watch It on TV, & Prediction Lineups

- When is the kick-off? Saturday, August 1st
- What time is kick-off? 7:30 pm ET
- Where is it played? Stade Saputo, Montreal
Predicted lineups for the Impact vs the Revs
CF Montreal:
- Goalkeeper: Sebastian Breza
- Defenders: Dawid Bugaj, EfraÃn Morales, Brayan Vera, Luca Petrasso
- Midfielders: Samuel Piette, Matty Longstaff, Victor Loturi
- Forwards: Gennadiy Synchuk, Prince Osei Owusu, Daniel Rios.
New England Revolution:
- Goalkeeper: Matt Turner
- Defenders: Matt Polster, Ethan Kohler, Mamadou Fofana, Will Sands
- Midfielders: Carles Gil, Brooklyn Raines, Jackson Yueill
- Forwards: Peyton Miller, Dor Turgeman, Griffin Yow
Where to watch the Montreal Impact vs New England Revolution
The encounter between these two teams will start at 7:30 pm ET at Stade Saputo in Montreal.
This match is available to watch live on Apple TV. Remember, all MLS games can only be watched through Apple TV.
Injury Report
New England Revolution:
- Leo Campana - Lower Body (Out)
- Ilay Feingold - Lower Body (Out)
- Andrew Farrell - Lower Body (Out)
- Jack Harrison - Not Due to Injury (Out)
CF Montreal:
- Frankie Amaya - Lower Body (Out)
- Wiki Carmona - Lower Body (Out)
- Thomas Gillier - Concussion Protocol (Out)
- Owen Graham-Roache - International Duty (Out)
- Bode Hidalgo - Lower Body (Out)
- Josh-Duc Nteziryayo - Lower Body (Out)
Score Prediction
If we follow the trend of the past few weeks, the Revs should come away with a comfortable victory, as Montréal have not enjoyed the best start to their season.
However, in a sport like soccer, anything can happen. Knowing that New England are in a much stronger position in the standings, the Impact will likely feel the need to take the initiative and push forward.
If they do, they'll leave plenty of space between the lines, something the Revs could exploit. However, the Revolution's defensive stability has also been questionable, which sets the stage for an unpredictable and entertaining match.
Score Prediction: CF Montreal 1-3 New England Revolution
