Chicago Fire vs New England RevolutionPrediction, probable lineups, recent form & season stats

Chicago Fire are third in the Eastern Conference with 38 points from 22 matches: eleven wins, five draws and six defeats, 43 goals scored and 32 conceded. At Soldier Field they have won seven and lost three in ten games, with no draws, scoring 20 and conceding 11, while in twelve away trips the record reads four wins, five draws and three defeats, with 23 goals for and 21 against. The last five outings brought two wins and three draws, with draws in each of the last two rounds. New England Revolution are fourth, one point behind on 37 from 23 rounds: eleven wins, four draws and eight defeats, 37 goals scored and 29 conceded. At home the record is eight wins, two draws and two defeats in twelve games with a 22-11 goal count, on the road three wins, two draws and six defeats in eleven trips, fifteen goals scored and eighteen conceded. The last five have produced two wins, one draw and two defeats, with a loss in the latest outing. The competition average is 3.21 goals per game. The prediction may change in the hours before kick-off. Confirmed line-ups, late injuries, suspensions, rotation ahead of other fixtures and the state of the pitch and the weather can all alter the picture described above. In those cases the selection may be reviewed and updated within 12 to 24 hours of the match: this happens rarely, but when it does, the version published on this page is always the current one. The data and assessments here are provided for information and statistical purposes.