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FC Cincinnati Continues Playoff Push by Hosting New England
The Revolution bring a 13-3-4 conference record, while FC Cincinnati enters with Kevin Denkey's 16 goals and a 7-7-6 mark.
The New England Revolution visit Cincinnati for an Eastern Conference matchup on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., marking the second meeting of the season between the two teams.
Cincinnati averages 5.1 goals and 19.2 shots on goal per game while allowing 6.9 goals, whereas the Revolution average 18.6 shots on goal and allow 4.8 goals per game.
Kevin Denkey leads Cincinnati with 16 goals and two assists, while Dor David Turgeman has recorded seven goals and seven assists for the Revolution, with Peyton Miller and Tom Barlow each contributing three goals recently.
Betting lines favor Cincinnati at-105, with the Revolution at +221 and a draw at +301; injury reports list Evander out for Cincinnati, while Alhassan Yusuf and Jack Harrison are sidelined for New England.
The Revolution hold a 13-3-4 record in Eastern Conference matchups and remain 44-0-4 when scoring two goals, while Cincinnati ranks eighth in the conference drawing 135 corner kicks, averaging 5.0 per game.