Los Angeles FC will step onto the Gillette Stadium turf for just the second time in club history this Saturday, kicking off the weekend's MLS action against the New England Revolution.
The Revs are riding high after a 2-0 victory over D.C. United last week, while LAFC showed their resilience in the Windy City, clawing back twice to earn a 2-2 draw with the Chicago Fire.
In the Eastern Conference race, New England sits 11th, eight points adrift of Chicago, who currently hold the final playoff berth. Out West, LAFC are still pushing for top spot after their recent Club World Cup and Leagues Cup campaigns. Steve Cherundolo's men trail leaders San Diego FC by 12 points, but crucially, they’ve got three games in hand to close that gap.
Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.
How to watch New England Revolution vs Los Angeles FC online - TV channels & live streams
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In the United States (US) and worldwide, the MLS match between the New England Revolution and LAFC will be available to watch and stream online live on Apple TV, through the MLS Season Pass.
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New England Revolution vs Los Angeles FC kick-off time
The MLS match between the New England Revolution and LAFC will be played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, United States.
It will kick off at 4:30 pm PT / 7:30 pm ET on Saturday, August 16, in the US.
Team news & squads
New England Revolution vs Los Angeles FC lineups
4-4-2
Formation
4-3-3
LAFNER-Line up
NERSubstitutes
Manager
C. Porter
LAF-Line up
LAFSubstitutes
Manager
S. Cherundolo
Injuries and Suspended players
Injuries and Suspensions
- No sidelined players
Injuries and Suspensions
- No sidelined players
New England Revolution team news
The Revs were boosted last weekend by the return of Ignatius Ganago, who shrugged off a minor quad issue to replace Luca Langoni in the second half.
Carles Gil made history, moving past Taylor Twellman for the most regular-season goal contributions in club history, netting one himself and setting up Leonardo Campana's opener. Between the sticks, Matt Turner — back on loan from Lyon — marked his first MLS clean sheet since 2022 with three solid saves.
Los Angeles FC team news
LAFC, meanwhile, were without Aaron Long, Jeremy Ebobisse, and Lorenzo Dellavalle through leg injuries, while Maxime Chanot missed out due to a head knock. The match did, however, see Son Heung-min make his long-awaited debut following his move from Tottenham earlier this month.
Ryan Hollingshead and Denis Bouanga provided the goals in Chicago, with Bouanga holding his nerve from the spot in the 81st minute to secure the draw.
Form
NER-Form
NERNew England Revolution
2
-
0
DC United
W
New England Revolution
1
-
3
CF Montreal
L
New England Revolution
1
-
2
Orlando City
L
New York Red Bulls
5
-
3
New England Revolution
L
Austin FC
0
-
0
New England Revolution
D
- Goal Scored (Conceded)
- 7/10
- Games over 2.5 goals
- 3/5
- Both teams scored
- 3/5
LAF-Form
LAFChicago Fire FC
2
-
2
Los Angeles FC
D
Tigres
1
-
2
Los Angeles FC
W
Los Angeles FC
1
-
1
Pachuca
W
Los Angeles FC
1
-
1
Mazatlan FC
L
Los Angeles FC
0
-
1
Portland Timbers
L
- Goal Scored (Conceded)
- 6/6
- Games over 2.5 goals
- 2/5
- Both teams scored
- 4/5
Head-to-Head Record
NERLast 3 matches
LAF0
Wins
1
Draw
2
Wins
Los Angeles FC
4
-
0
New England Revolution
New England Revolution
0
-
2
Los Angeles FC
Los Angeles FC
1
-
1
New England Revolution
Goals scored
7- Games over 2.5 goals
- 1/3
- Both teams scored
- 1/3