NEW HAVEN, Conn. (Aug. 8, 2026) - New England Revolution II (10-4-6; 39 pts.) will close out a three-match road swing at regional rival CT United FC (10-8-2; 34 pts.) on Sunday, August 9. The 4:00 p.m. ET kickoff at Reese Stadium streams on MLSNEXTPro.com and OneFootball, with Josh Tolle on the call.
New England enters Sunday’s contest riding a four‑game unbeaten streak, boosted by a strong recent run on the road with points collected in its last seven consecutive away matches. This season, Revolution II have been sharp outside of Beirne Stadium, tied for the most road wins in the Eastern Conference (4‑1‑3). New England also owns 39 points, tied for sixth in MLS NEXT Pro, and is coming off a commanding 4‑1 victory over Red Bull New York II last Sunday, a match in which six different players found the scoresheet.
Forward/winger Myles Morgan looks to continue his strong attacking form this weekend after recording the second brace of his professional career at Red Bull II, with his second tally of the match earning him MLS NEXT Pro Goal of Matchweek 22 honors, marking his second award of the season. On Sunday, the Canada native looks to become just the fourth player in club history to reach double-digit goals in a single season. With his team-best nine goals on the year, Morgan shares the team lead with midfielder Carlos Zambrano at 10 total goal contributions.
Academy forward Matthew Jean Baptiste delivered another standout performance last Sunday, posting the first goal‑and‑assist outing of his professional career. Through just five starts and seven appearances, the 16‑year‑old owns four goal contributions (3g, 1a), all recorded during a breakout July. His surge earned the New Jersey native MLS NEXT Rising Star of the Month for July, along with MLS NEXT Rising Star of Matchweek 22.
Fellow Academy product Judah Siqueira rounded out the scoring for New England, netting his second goal of the season, the third of his professional career, in his fourth 90-minute outing of 2026. Makai Wells, also a key contributor to Revolution II's attack who developed in the Academy, could potentially suit up for his 10th start of the 2026 campaign. Wells, a 17-year-old forward/winger, posted a 63-minute performance in last weekend's victory.
Zambrano and Homegrown midfielder Cristiano Oliveira both added to the scoresheet with assists at Red Bull II, and the pair now share the team lead with five assists apiece. Both have become steady attacking contributors, with Zambrano logging goal contributions in four straight matches (2g, 2a), while the Somerville, Mass. native has delivered back‑to‑back assists.
Defensively, New England remains among the league’s strongest units. Revolution II have allowed the fewest shots on target in MLS NEXT Pro (70) and are tied for the third-fewest goals conceded (23). Defenders Jake Shannon and Gabe Dahlin have been mainstays in central defense, with Shannon leading the team in clearances (24) and Dahlin pacing the squad in minutes played (1,440). Goalkeeper Donovan Parisian eyes his 10th start of the season on Sunday, after earning a secondary assist in the last match, the first helper of his professional career.
New England meets CT United FC for the third time this season, looking to improve on its unscathed mark against the Connecticut side (1-0-1). Revolution II earned a 2-0 win in the first matchup on March 22 before collecting another point in a 0-0 draw against the Connecticut side on May 3. CT United are fresh off a 4-2 win over Orlando City B last Saturday, which saw four different goal scorers, including Barnabás Tayni, who ranks tied for fifth leaguewide with his 10 goals this season.
