It’s been an incredible 2026 season and it’s not over yet. As the regular season nears an end, another campaign is about to begin for the New England Revolution as they prepare to enter the Audi 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs.
The Revolution’s success has been driven by the squad’s relentless fighting spirit and the standards set by head coach Marko Mitrović and his staff. The Revs have battled to 18 wins and climbed to second in league standings, but they haven’t done it alone. Through every high and low, the crowd has given New England another reason to fight. And as they sit on the precipice of the final home game of the regular season, it feels like the right time to share some gratitude with those who’ve helped make Gillette Stadium a fortress.
“I was talking with the team about how we have to earn the fans’ trust and we have to bring people to the stadium. When they believe in the team, they will show up, that’s normal. I think I feel that people, the fans, believe more in our team now and I love to see more and more people coming, game after game,” said head coach Marko Mitrović. “This game, it’s really not the same without fans and without support. We are all together for the New England Revolution, with the same ultimate goal for this team to be successful. I really appreciate every single person coming to watch our games and supporting us.”
Thousands of Foxborough Faithful have cheered on the Revs this season as the club has earned 11 home wins. From a commanding 6-1 victory over FC Cincinnati to open the home slate to Sunday’s meeting with Inter Miami CF, when the Revs could match the club record with a 12th home win, the supporters have been – and will continue to be – an essential part of the fight.
With their latest 3-2 home victory over the New York Red Bulls, the Revolution officially secured homefield advantage in Round One of the postseason. Now, the Revs need Gillette Stadium roaring at full force to make the most of the advantage.
“I always say soccer fans are supporters. They're not just fans. They're people that need to be appreciated because they're there to support the team. They're part of the team in a lot of ways,” Matt Turner noted earlier this season. “As we look forward to the future, we’re going to need every single fan to come out and support us. We’re going to continue to put our best foot forward and hopefully continue to make the fans proud of what we are as a team.”
Every ounce of belief from the fans this season has helped turn Gillette Stadium into a place where the Revs expect to win – and where opponents fear traveling. But there is still more to achieve.
To the fans, thank you for standing with New England. Now, Raise Your Colors. One team, one fight, every step of the way.
