FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (September 27, 2025) – Starting lineups are now available for tonight's match between the New England Revolution and Atlanta United FC at Gillette Stadium. Watch the 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV and Apple TV+ in English and Spanish. Listen locally on 98.5 The Sports Hub (WBZ-FM), 99.9 FM/1300 AM Mas Latino (Spanish), and Nossa Radio USA 1260 AM (Portuguese).

WHAT TO WATCH FOR VS. ATLANTA UNITED FC

TEAM NOTES

• New England and Atlanta United FC will meet for the 16th time in MLS play, with the Revs leading the all-time regular season series, 6-5-4.
• The Revolution have won two straight against Atlanta and are 5-1-2 over their last eight meetings.
• The Revolution need one more clean sheet to reach double-digit shutouts for the first time since 2013.

DOR TURGEMAN | FORWARD #11

• F Dor Turgeman starts tonight's match on the bench as he looks to make his MLS debut.
• The Israel international was acquired from Maccabi Tel Aviv on Aug. 20, 2025, the fourth Revolution player signed via the U22 Initiative.
• In his professional club career, Turgeman has made 145 appearances, tallying 36 goals and 15 assists.
• Earlier this month, Turgeman appeared in a pair of World Cup Qualifying matches for Israel.

CARLES GIL | MIDFIELDER #10

• M Carles Gil is one goal away from 50 regular season tallies, which would make him only the second Revolution player with 50 goals and 50 assists in league play.
• Gil is 5-for-5 from the penalty spot and 17-for-19 in his MLS career. His next penalty goal will make him the club's all-time leader, passing Lee Nguyen (17).
• Gil owns five goals and four assists in 10 career games against Atlanta, including the game-winning goal in April.

MATT TURNER | GOALKEEPER #30

• GK Matt Turner makes his eighth straight start since returning to MLS last month.
• In 109 MLS matches, Turner owns the club's best winning percentage (min. 20 wins) at .574.
• Turner's next victory will be his 46th in MLS, tying Bobby Shuttleworth for second-most in club annals.

MAMADOU FOFANA | DEFENDER #2

• D Mamadou Fofana returns to the lineup for his 28th start after being suspended last Saturday for yellow card accumulation.
• Fofana's 105 tackles and interceptions are tied for third most among MLS outfield players.
• Fofana also ranks fourth in MLS with 47 blocks.

INDIVIDUAL NOTES

• M Allan Oyirwoth earns his third consecutive start and fourth straight appearance since making his MLS debut on Sept. 6 at Chicago.
• The Argentinian duo of F Luca Langoni and Tomas Chancalay will lead the line for New England. Langoni has the second-fastest sprint speed in MLS this season, reaching 36.8 kilometers per hour last Saturday match at Philadelphia.
• M Matt Polster makes his second straight start, and his 26th of the season, since missing two games with a knee injury.
• F Leo Campana is available for selection today after missing the last two matches through injury. The Ecuadorian striker owns four goals and one assist in seven career appearances against Atlanta.
• Homegrown D Peyton Miller is currently on international duty with the United States U-20 team at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile. Miller (17) was one of three teenagers to appear in last weekend's match along with Oyirwoth (18) and fellow Homegrown Player midfielder Eric Klein (18), who is on the bench tonight.

NEW ENGLAND - ATLANTA CONNECTIONS

• Atlanta United goalkeeper Brad Guzan and New England Revolution midfielder Carles Gil were teammates at Aston Villa from 2015-16.
• Revolution goalkeeper Alex Bono and Atlanta defender Derrick Williams played together at D.C. United in 2023.
• Bono and Atlanta midfielder Mateusz Klich were teammates at D.C. United from 2023-24.
• Revolution defender Ilay Feingold and Atlanta United goalkeeper Josh Cohen crossed paths briefly at Israeli side Maccabi Haifa in 2023.
• Atlanta midfielder Will Riley and Revolution defender Keegan Hughes played together for two seasons at Stanford University from 2021-22.
• Atlanta goalkeeper Jayden Hibbert played his collegiate soccer at the University of Connecticut from 2020-23.