LITTLE FALLS, N.J. (August 2, 2026) – New England Revolution II (10‑4‑6; 39 pts.) rolled past Red Bull New York II (9-8-4; 32 pts.), 4-1, on Sunday night at MSU Soccer Park. New England surged to its win with two goals on either side of halftime, featuring a brace from forward/winger Myles Morgan. Academy forward Matthew Jean Baptiste delivered a goal‑and‑assist outing, while midfielder Judah Siqueira added a finish of his own.

Revolution II grabbed a 1–0 lead in the 19th minute through Jean Baptiste, who supplied the early breakthrough. Midfielder Carlos Zambrano sparked the sequence by threading a pass through the Red Bulls’ backline to find Homegrown midfielder Cristiano Oliveira. The Somerville, Mass. native whipped a cross into the box, and Baptiste met it cleanly with a volley for his third goal of the campaign, the third tally in his last four outings. Oliveira and Zambrano each earned their fifth assists of the season to share the team lead, with the latter etching his name on the scoresheet for the fourth consecutive match.

Morgan doubled the advantage in the 28th minute, pushing New England ahead 2–0. Zambrano again initiated the play with a long ball over the top that was first intercepted by a Red Bull II defender. However, Morgan’s pressure forced a turnover, and after picking his pocket, the Canadian attacker drove toward goal and calmly slotted home his eighth tally of the season.

Revolution II carried their momentum straight into the second half, doubling their lead with two quick strikes inside the opening five minutes. In the 46th minute, Oliveira curled a cross into the box to connect with Jean Baptiste, whose on‑frame effort was denied. The rebound fell to Siqueira, who buried the loose ball to extend the advantage to 3–0. Siqueira, an Easton, Mass. native, netted his second goal of the season.

Three minutes later, Morgan delivered a highlight‑reel finish to secure his brace. Goalkeeper Donovan Parisian, who helped New England secure the win with three second-half saves, launched a long ball over the top that met the head of Jean Baptiste. The New Jersey native nodded a pass into Morgan’s path, and the 21‑year‑old used his chest to settle before unleasing a driven strike that tucked into the upper‑right corner, securing the second brace of his MLS NEXT Pro career. Parisian earned a secondary assist on the play, the first of his professional career.

After the hosts were reduced to 10 players in the 59th minute with Andy Rojas receiving a red card, Red Bull II pulled one back via free kick in the 79th minute. Omar Valencia sent a lofted ball into the box from outside New England's 18-yard-box to find Jason Bori, who headed the shot into the right side of the net, out of the reach of Parisian. Despite New England seeing a red card of its own in the 82nd minute, Revolution II's defense stood tall to preserve the victory, extending their unbeaten streak to four games and to seven consecutive road results.

Revolution II close their three-match road swing at CT United FC on Sunday, August 9. The match will kick off at 4:00 p.m. ET at Reese Stadium and will stream live on MLSNEXTPro.com and the OneFootball platform.

MATCH NOTES

• New England claims its seventh straight unbeaten result on the road, and improves its away record for the season to 4-1-3.
• Revolution II earned their second win over Red Bull New York II this season and collected their first win at MSU Soccer Park in club history tonight. New England improves its record in the all-time series against New York to 4-5-1 with the triumph.
• New England is tied for sixth in the league with 39 points on the season, and sits third in the Eastern Conference.
• F Matthew Jean Baptiste netted his third goal of the season, while also dishing out a helper, tallying his first professional goal-and-assist performance. The 16-year-old Academy player recorded his fifth start tonight along New England's front line, taking two shots, both on target, and led the team with two key passes.
• F/W Myles Morgan scored two goals tonight, securing the second brace of his professional career. The Canada native led the team with three shots and now owns nine goals on the season, a team-leading mark.
• Morgan's nine goals also rank tied for eighth most across MLS NEXT Pro this season.
• M Carlos Zambrano etched his name on the scoresheet for the fourth consecutive game (2g, 2a), earning an assist on the opening tally. The Venezuelan midfielder is now tied with M Cristiano Oliveira for the team lead with five assists.
• Oliveira, a Somerville, Mass. native, was also credited with an assist on Jean Baptiste's goal, his second helper in as many games.
• M Judah Siqueira tallied his second goal of the season, the third of his MLS NEXT Pro career. A native of Easton, Mass., Siqueira suited up for his 13th appearance of the season and recorded a key pass in a 90-minute outing tonight.
• GK Donovan Parisian made his ninth start of the 2026 campaign tonight, helping the team to its 10th win of the season. The 2025 MLS SuperDraft first-round pick made three saves, while also earning his first professional assist.

GAME CAPSULE
Revolution II Match #20
New England Revolution II 4 at Red Bull New York II 1
August 2, 2026 – MSU Soccer Park (Little Falls, N.J.)

Referee: Braeden Frey
Assistant Referee: Ariel Raban
Assistant Referee: Sam Conroy
Fourth Official: Laszlo Sandler

Weather: 81 degrees and cloudy

Scoring Summary:  
NE - Matthew Jean Baptiste 3 (Cristiano Oliveira 5, Carlos Zambrano 5) 19'
NE - Myles Morgan 8 (Unassisted) 28'
NE - Judah Siqueira 2 (Unassisted) 46'
NE - Myles Morgan 9 (Matthew Jean Baptiste 1, Donovan Parisian 1) 49'
RBNY - Jason Bori (Omar Valencia)79'

Misconduct Summary:
NE - Joe Buck (Yellow Card) 13'
RBNY - Nate Worth (Yellow Card) 18'
RBNY - Dennis Nelich (Yellow Card) 21'
NE - Gabe Dahlin (Yellow Card) 52'
RBNY - Andy Rojas (Yellow Card) 56'
RBNY - Andy Rojas (Second Yellow Card) 59'
NE - Judah Siqueira (Yellow Card) 79'
NE - Levi Katsell (Red Card) 82'

New England Revolution II: Donovan Parisian; Jake Shannon, Joe Buck (Aarin Prajapati 23'), Gabe Dahlin (C); Makai Wells (Josh Macedo 63'), Carlos Zambrano (Levi Katsell 78'), Logan Azar, Judah Siqueira, Cristiano Oliveira; Myles Morgan (Daniel Dixon 78'), Matthew Jean Baptiste (Sharod George 63')

Substitutes Not Used: Zach LaPierre, Matthew Tibbetts

Red Bull New York II: Tobias Szewczyk; Omar Valencia, Erick Londoño (Jason Bori 35'), Deven Cadigan, Aimar Sanchez (Joshua Munson 46'), Sean Baitinger; Nehuen Benedetti (Paul Sokoloff 58'), Nate Worth (C) (Sekou Kone 70'); Benjamin Rodriguez (Juan Mina 46'), Dennis Nelich, Andy Rojas

Substitutes Not Used: Austin Causey, Connor Faello, Aimar Taimir Modelo Johnson, Christian Gallagher