FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution will battle the Philadelphia Union tonight in Round One of the Audi 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs at Subaru Park. The teams’ sixth meeting of 2020 kicks off at 8:00 p.m. ET on ESPN and ESPN Deportes, and is also available locally on the radio on 98.5 The Sports Hub. WBIX 1260 AM Nossa Radio USA will also carry the game with Portuguese commentary.

Here is a closer look at New England’s starting lineup for tonight’s match:

Starting XI (4-2-3-1): GK Matt Turner; D DeJuan Jones, D Andrew Farrell, D Henry Kessler, D Tajon Buchanan; M Matt Polster, M Scott Caldwell; LM Teal Bunbury, CAM Gustavo Bou, RM Carles Gil ©, F Adam Buksa
Lineup Notes:

• Sporting Director and Head Coach Bruce Arena, the league’s all-time leader in playoff games coached (52 including tonight) and wins (33), made one change to the Starting XI from last Friday’s 2-1 win over Montreal in the Eastern Conference Play-In Round at Gillette Stadium. Scott Caldwell replaces Tommy McNamara in the midfield.
• Gustavo Bou and Carles Gil, making their third MLS Cup Playoffs appearances, both opened their postseason accounts in last Friday’s victory. Bou scored the winning goal in the 95^th minute, the latest game-winning goal in Revs’ postseason history, and set a club record with eight shots in the match.
• Adam Buksa joins fellow Designated Players Bou and Gil in the Starting XI for the third consecutive game, with all three starting together for the fifth time in 2020. Buksa logged three shots, all on target, in his MLS Cup Playoffs debut last Friday.
• Matt Turner, 1-1-0 all-time in the MLS Cup Playoffs, registered his first postseason win in the victory over Montreal. Turner finished second in Allstate 2020 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year voting behind the Union’s Andre Blake.
• Tajon Buchanan, one of four Revolution players to make their postseason debut last Friday along with Buksa, Henry Kessler and Justin Rennicks, recorded both of New England’s goals against Philadelphia in 2020. Those two goals are also the first of the Canadian’s professional career.
• Henry Kessler continues to appear in all but one match across all competitions in 2020. The first-year defender led all 2020 MLS SuperDraft selections in games played (22), games started (19) and minutes played (1,823) this season.
• Andrew Farrell, who started all six of New England’s clean sheets in 2020 alongside Kessler, makes his 10^th MLS Cup Playoffs appearance tonight. The eighth-year defender has registered 870 minutes played in the postseason.
• DeJuan Jones logged his first postseason assist on Bou’s game winner in the Play-In Round victory. Jones has played 90 minutes in both of his postseason appearances.
• Teal Bunbury eclipsed 1,000 minutes played in the MLS Cup Playoffs with his 86-minute shift in the Play-In Round. Bunbury, the MLS leader in away goals (6) in 2020 and New England’s leading scorer (8) in the regular season, makes his 14^th postseason appearance and 13^th start tonight.
• Matt Polster registers his third career MLS Cup Playoffs appearance. Polster played the full 90 minutes in last Friday’s victory, recording three clearances and three interceptions.
• Scott Caldwell eclipsed 700 minutes played in the MLS Cup Playoffs and logged his 10th postseason appearance with a 40-minute shift last Friday. Caldwell makes his eighth playoff start tonight.

Bench: GK Brad Knighton, D Michael Mancienne, D Antonio Delamea, D Seth Sinovic, M Lee Nguyen, M Kelyn Rowe, M Tommy McNamara, M/F Kekuta Manneh, F Justin Rennicks
Bench Notes:

• Justin Rennicks became the third Revolution Homegrown Player to appear in a postseason contest when he made his MLS Cup Playoffs debut with a four-minute shift off the bench last Friday.
• Lee Nguyen (999) will eclipse 1,000 minutes played in the MLS Cup Playoffs with an appearance in tonight’s match. Nguyen is one assist away from surpassing Jose Cancela and Steve Ralston for the most postseason assists in Revolution history.
• Tommy McNamara played 63 minutes in last Friday’s Play-In Round win over Montreal. McNamara owns one goal and one assist in six regular season games played against the Union.
• Kelyn Rowe owns one goal and two assists over nine playoff appearances.
• Seth Sinovic enters tonight’s match with the most playoff experience on the current Revolution roster, with 14 appearances and 1,314 minutes played in the MLS Cup Playoffs.