New England Revolution vs DC United Prediction & Betting Tips (16 July)

Four wins in six games and now New England is in second place in the Eastern Conference just ahead of Nashville. The Massachusetts franchise's latest win came Wednesday night to Thursday against Atlanta United 2-1. A victory that came to stop a defeat on the lawn of New York Red Bulls on the same score 2-1.

At home, Revolution is absolutely not kidding and has conceded only one defeat in its last 13 receptions.

Excluded against the NY Red Bulls, Ghanaian midfielder Latif Blessing (4 assists last year) is expected to return to competition tonight. Note however that the infirmary is crowded since no less than five players are on the floor for various injuries. This is the case for Dylan Borrero (2 goals in 8 appearances this season), Henry Kessler (1 goal in 7 appearances), Lucas Maciel (injured since the start of the season) without forgetting Christian Makoun (rotation) and Thomas McNamara (usual holder, not a single minute played since the start of the exercise). Facing Atlanta, Albanian striker Giacomo Vrioni scored his fifth goal of the season while Imperial Matt Polster (2 goals, 1 assist this year) also went from his little golaso.

Opposite, if the Polish Klich (ex-Leeds United, 2 goals, 7 assists this season) should make his return from suspension, some players already forfeited during the week could remain so. Indeed, hopeful Jacob Greene (20 years old, 11 appearances) could miss the call for this move (injured) like rookie Mohanad Jeahze (2 assists in 6 appearances this season), Theodore Ku -DiPietro (3 achievements, 2 cakes in MLS this season), the Chilean Rodriguez (not the slightest appearance this season) or even Pedro Santos (ex-Columbus Crew, important within the rotation). Author of 8 achievements, the former Belgian international, Bentéké (ex-Liverpool, Crystal Palace, Aston Villa) should be on the trip.