TORONTO (May 3, 2025) – Starting lineups are now available for today's match between the New England Revolution and Toronto FC at BMO Field. The 4:30 p.m. ET kickoff is available to watch on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV in English and Spanish. Listen to Brad Feldman and Charlie Davies call the match on 98.5 The Sports Hub (WBZ-FM), or listen in Portuguese on 1260 AM Nossa Radio USA.

WHAT TO WATCH FOR AT TORONTO FC

TEAM NOTES

• New England goes for its fourth straight victory and fifth in the last six games.
• Playing their second of four straight away games (including U.S. Open Cup), the Revolution are looking for a third consecutive away win.
• New England owns a 16-12-13 edge in the all-time series with Toronto, including a 2-1-1 mark in its last four visits to BMO Field.
• New England seeks a fourth consecutive clean sheet as they enter the match with a 295-minute shutout streak. With another shutout on Saturday, New England will tie the third-longest shutout streak in club history at 385 minutes.
• The Revolution's seven goals allowed are tied for fewest leaguewide in 2025, and equal to the club's fewest ever through nine games of a season (7 in 2005).
• The Revs have allowed just two goals in the first half this season and are one of four teams to not have trailed at halftime this season.

LEO CAMPANA | FORWARD #9

• F Leo Campana makes a third consecutive start and fourth straight appearance since his return from a hamstring strain.
• Campana opened his Revolution account on April 19, tallying the game-winning goal in a 2-0 victory over New York City FC.
• Campana scored a game winner in stoppage time for Inter Miami in his last visit to BMO Field in October 2023.
• Since arriving in MLS in 2022, Campana ranks fifth among forwards averaging 0.50 non-penalty kick goals per 90 minutes.

MATT POLSTER | MIDFIELDER #8

• M Matt Polster made his 200th MLS start last Saturday night. He has started in six straight matches since returning from injury, including 90-minute outings in the last five.
• With his start today, Polster (224) is now one appearance shy of 225 for his MLS career, spanning 10 seasons with both New England and Chicago.
• Since joining the Revolution in 2020, Polster ranks second among MLS midfielders with 201 interceptions and fifth with 47 blocked shots.

ALJAZ IVACIC | GOALKEEPER #31

• GK Aljaž Ivačič earned a selection to the MLS Team of the Matchday, collecting three straight shutouts for the first time in his MLS career.
• Ivačič has not allowed a goal in 295 minutes, the fourth longest shutout streak in MLS this season.
• Ivačič ranks top five in MLS this season in goals against average (3rd - 0.78) and save percentage (4th - 80.6).
• Ivačič is 10th in Revolution history for appearances, starts, and minutes played by a goalkeeper.

CARLES GIL | MIDFIELDER #10

• M Carles Gil was named to the MLS Team of the Matchday bench after scoring his fourth goal, and third game-winning goal, of the season last week at Charlotte FC.
• Gil owns two goals and three assists in his career against Toronto FC.
• Gil has tallied four goals and one assist over his last five league appearances.
• Gil is two goals shy of becoming the fifth Revolution player to tally 50 goals across all competitions.

INDIVIDUAL NOTES

• D Ilay Feingold owns a team-high 19 blocks this season, tied for third among MLS defenders, as he makes his 10th appearance of the season.
• D Tanner Beason makes a fourth consecutive start in central defense. The Revolution have won all four matches in which Beason has played this season, including shutouts in all three of his starts.
• F/W Ignatius Ganago and D Mamadou Fofana each log a 10th straight start to begin their first season in MLS.
• As a substitute, F/W Luca Langoni recorded the game-winning assist in last weekend's 1-0 victory at Charlotte. His next appearance will be his 20th in MLS with New England.
• F Tomás Chancalay has appeared off the bench in three straight games since returning from a torn ACL suffered last season.

NEW ENGLAND - TORONTO FC CONNECTIONS

• Revolution goalkeeper Alex Bono played for Toronto FC from 2015-22, winning a domestic treble in 2017 as the Reds won the MLS Cup, Supporters' Shield and Canadian Championship titles.
• Bono, Toronto defender Nate Edwards, and Toronto forward Deandre Kerr are all Syracuse University alumni.
• Revolution midfielder Matt Polster and Toronto goalkeeper Sean Johnson were teammates with the Chicago Fire from 2015-16.
• New England forward Maxi Urruti began his MLS career with Toronto FC, making two appearances in 2013 before he was traded to the Portland Timbers.
• Revolution forward/winger Luis Diaz and Toronto winger Derrick Etienne Jr. played together at Columbus Crew from 2020-22.
• New England defender Will Sands briefly crossed paths with Etienne Jr. at Columbus in 2022.
• Etienne Jr. played under current Revolution Head Coach Caleb Porter at Columbus Crew from 2020-22, winning MLS Cup together in 2020.
• Toronto forward Charlie Sharp and Revolution defender Brandon Bye, both Michigan natives, are alumni of Western Michigan University.