FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (May 17, 2025) – Starting lineups have been announced for tonight's match between the New England Revolution and San Jose Earthquakes at Gillette Stadium. The 7:30 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 VS. SAN JOSE

TEAM NOTES

• The Revolution are back home in between a pair of three-match road stretches, hosting the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday in the teams' first encounter since 2019.
• New England is unbeaten in its last seven matches (4-0-3) against San Jose dating back to 2013.
• New England hasn't lost in its last five MLS matches (4-0-1), with five wins in the last six games across all competitions.
• The Revolution's 10 goals conceded this season are tied with Vancouver Whitecaps FC for the fewest in MLS entering Matchday 14. Meanwhile, San Jose's 29 goals scored lead the league.
• In its last 10 home games against Western Conference foes, New England is 6-1-3 and unbeaten in seven straight.

CARLES GIL | MIDFIELDER #10

• M Carles Gil earned a spot on the MLS Team of the Matchday bench following his goal-and-assist performance to spark a 3-3 draw at Orlando.
• Gil is now the fifth player in club history with 50 goals in all competitions.
• Gil and SJ midfielder Cristian Espinoza are the only active players to be in the top five of both goals and assists for an original MLS club.

MATT POLSTER | MIDFIELDER #8

• M Matt Polster signed a new multi-year contract with New England on Friday, extending the midfielder through the 2027 MLS season.
• Polster scored his first goal of the season last Saturday at Orlando City SC.
• New England is 5-2-1 since Polster returned from injury in March. He has played all 90 minutes in seven straight starts.
• Since the start of 2020, Polster is second among MLS midfielders with 204 interceptions and fifth with 47 blocked shots.

LEO CAMPANA | FORWARD #9

• F Leo Campana starts for a fifth straight match as he looks to add to his two goals on the season.
• Campana surpassed 5,000 MLS minutes last Saturday at Orlando, setting a new career high with seven shots on the night.
• Since arriving in MLS in 2022, Campana averages 0.51 non-PK goals per 90 minutes played, fourth best among qualified forwards.

ALJAZ IVACIC | GOALKEEPER #31

• GK Aljaž Ivačič (5) is one clean sheet away from tying his MLS career high set in 2022.
• Ivačič ranks second in MLS this season in goals against average (0.91) and first in save percentage (80.4).
• Ivačič now owns the second-longest individual shutout streak in Revolution history at 409 minutes, a run that came to an end last week in Orlando.

INDIVIDUAL NOTES

• Head Coach Caleb Porter looks to improve upon his 8-4-5 career record against San Jose.
• Homegrown D Peyton Miller logs his eighth straight start at left back this season and the 15th start of his MLS career.
• M Alhassan Yusuf has now started all 12 matches for New England this season. The Nigerian has found the scoresheet in back-to-back games after tallying his first MLS goal last Saturday at Orlando.
• D Ilay Feingold recorded his first two MLS helpers last Saturday at Orlando, the first multi-assist game of his professional career.
• D Tanner Beason makes a sixth consecutive start in central defense. The Revolution are 5-0-1 when Beason makes an appearance this season, with four shutouts.
• D Mamadou Fofana has started each of his first 11 MLS appearances for the club. The Mali international has a team-high 75 clearances, 16 interceptions, and 17 tackles won.

NEW ENGLAND - SAN JOSE CONNECTIONS

• Revolution defender Tanner Beason (2020-24) and midfielder Jackson Yueill (2017-24) began their MLS careers with San Jose, with Yueill serving as the club's captain over the last three seasons.
• Seven San Jose players previously spent time with the New England Revolution: GK Earl Edwards Jr. (2021-24), D DeJuan Jones (2019-24), D Dave Romney (2023-24), D Nick Lima (2024), M Noel Buck (2022-25), M Mark-Anthony Kaye (2023-24), M Ian Harkes (2023-24).
• Buck hails from Arlington, Mass. and is a Revolution Academy product.
• Jones was originally selected in the first round of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft by New England, and remains tied for the club record for most assists by a defender in a single season (7, 2022 & 2023).
• Lima was teammates with Revolution forward Maxi Urruti at Austin FC from 2022-23.
• San Jose Sporting Director & Head Coach Bruce Arena served in the same role with New England from 2019-23, coaching the Revolution to the club's first Supporters' Shield title in 2021.
• San Jose Assistant Coach Shalrie Joseph played for New England from 2003-12 and 2014, before returning as an Academy coach from 2020-21 and elevating to first team assistant from 2022-23.
• San Jose Assistant Coach Steve Ralston was a member of the Revolution from 2002-10, winning four Eastern Conference crowns, the 2007 U.S. Open Cup, and the 2008 North American SuperLiga.
• San Jose Goalkeeping Coach Adin Brown spent 2002-04 as a member of the Revolution, helping the club reach the 2002 MLS Cup Final.
• Brown also worked under current Revolution Head Coach Caleb Porter at Portland Timbers FC from 2015-17.
• San Jose forward Ousseni Bouda played his youth soccer for Black Rock FC in Great Barrington, Massachusetts before three seasons at Stanford alongside Beason and Revolution defender Keegan Hughes.
• Revolution defender Peyton Miller and San Jose midfielder Cruz Medina both represent the United States Under-20 National Team.