STARTING LINEUPS | New England Revolution vs. Colorado Rapids (June 28)

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (June 28, 2025) – Starting lineups are now available for tonight's matchup between the New England Revolution and Colorado Rapids at Gillette Stadium. Watch the 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff with MLS Season Pass on the Apple TV app in English and Spanish. Listen to Brad Feldman and Charlie Davies call the match on **9**8.5 The Sports Hub (WBZ-FM), or 1260 AM Nossa Radio USA for Portuguese commentary.

WHAT TO WATCH FOR VS. COLORADO RAPIDS

TEAM NOTES

New England and Colorado, two of the 10 original MLS clubs, will face off for a 49th time in regular season play, having last met in 2023.
The Revolution are unbeaten in their last six home meetings with Colorado (5-0-1) dating back to 2011, including five consecutive victories.
New England is 5-2-3 in its last 10 home matches against the Western Conference, and unbeaten in seven straight.
Defensively, the Revolution have allowed 18 goals over the first 17 games of the season, the fewest goals conceded in MLS.

ALHASSAN YUSUF | MIDFIELDER #80

M Alhassan Yusuf is in line for his 25th MLS appearance, having now started each of the first 18 contests of 2025.
Yusuf has recorded 107 possessions won this season, a team high and tied for sixth most leaguewide.
Yusuf has also logged 46 shot-creating actions this season, second most on the team behind Carles Gil.

CARLES GIL | MIDFIELDER #10

M Carles Gil became the 12th Revolution player to log 15,000 minutes played in MLS for the club in the team's latest outing on June 25.
Gil has logged 11 goal contributions in the last 13 games. He is now six goal contributions away from tying Taylor Twellman (129) for the club record.
Gil has assisted two goals in three career meetings with Colorado.

LEO CAMPANA | FORWARD #9

F Leo Campana is back in the starting lineup for the ninth time this season, one game after returning from injury with a 25-minute shift on June 25 vs. Nashville.
Since the start of 2023, only Lionel Messi (32) and Campana (30) have at least 30 goals scored in fewer than 5,500 minutes played.
In 90 regular season games, Campana has scored 30 MLS goals, including two this season.

ALJAZ IVACIC | GOALKEEPER #31

GK Aljaž Ivačič has seven clean sheets this season, a new career high and tied for fourth most in MLS.
Ivačič needs three more shutouts to tie the club's single-season record held by Matt Reis (10 in 2005, 2006, and 2007).
Ivačič ranks third in MLS with a 77.6 save percentage.
Ivačič also ranks tied for fifth in MLS with a 1.06 goals against average.

INDIVIDUAL NOTES

Head Coach Caleb Porter makes five changes to his Starting XI from the midweek match against Nashville as he looks to improve on a 7-4-4 career record against Colorado.
F Tomás Chancalay is coming off the first goal-and-assist performance of his MLS career on June 25. The Argentine has recorded three goal contributions in his last five starts (2g, 1a).
M Matt Polster returns to action after missing Wednesday's match due to illness. The Revolution are 6-3-4 since the veteran midfielder returned from injury in March.
D Brandon Bye starts for a fifth time in MLS this season, his first since May 28 at D.C. United.
D Wyatt Omsberg makes the 50th start of his MLS career. The center back owns five MLS appearances for New England this season.
D Peyton Miller made his 20th Revolution start on June 25 against Nashville SC.
D Brayan Ceballos tallied his first MLS goal on Wednesday night against Nashville.
F/W Luis Diaz, who has made 13 appearances this season, is one appearance shy (99) of 100 for his MLS career.
D Keegan Hughes starts for a second time in four regular season appearances this year.

NEW ENGLAND - COLORADO CONNECTIONS

Revolution forward/winger Luis Diaz played for the Colorado Rapids in 2023. Diaz also played for the Columbus Crew with Colorado Rapids goalkeeper Zack Steffen in 2019 when they were coached by Revolution Head Coach Caleb Porter.
Revolution midfielder Matt Polster played for the Colorado Rapids Academy in 2010-11.
Rapids defender Sam Vines and Revolution midfielder Alhassan Yusuf both played at Royal Antwerp together from 2021-23.
Revolution forward Leo Campana and Colorado Rapids midfielder Connor Ronan both played for the Wolverhampton Wanderers from 2020-23 and were both loaned to the Grasshopper Club Zurich in 2021.
Revolution midfielder Jackson Yueill and Vines played for the U.S U-23 Men’s National Team from 2019-2021 and the U.S Men’s National Team from 2020-21.
Yueill also played with Colorado Rapids midfielder Djordje Mihailovic, defender Reggie Cannon and midfielder Cole Bassett on the U.S Men’s National Team.
Cannon and Revolution defender Maxi Urruti played together for FC Dallas from 2017-18.
Polster also played for the Chicago Fire with Mihailovic from 2017-18.
Polster and Revolution goalkeeper Alex Bono also played for the U.S Men’s National Team with Steffen in 2018. Bono also played for the U.S U-18 Men’s National Team with Steffen in 2012.
Mihailovic and Revolution defender Wyatt Omsberg both played for the Chicago Fire in 2020.
Bono played for Reading United alongside Colorado Rapids defender Keegan Rosenberry in 2013 and 2014.