CF Montreal hosts New England Revolution on Saturday in a MLS Eastern Conference fixture. Montreal is second in the conference table at 13-4-8 on 43 points with a goal difference of +2. Montreal is five points adrift of first place Philadelphia. Montreal defeated the Houston Dynamo 3-2 on the road last Saturday. Montreal is unbeaten in each of its last six matches in the MLS.
Montreal has three wins and two draws in its most recent five matches in the MLS and over that span has scored nine goals and conceded six. Romell Quioto is the leading scorer for CF Montreal with 12 goals while Djordje Mihailovic has scored seven. Kei Kamara is the leader in assists with five, while Alistair Johnston has four and Lassi Lappalainen has three.'
The New England Revolution is sixth in the conference table at 8-10-7 on 34 points with a goal difference of +2. New England battled on the road to a 2-2 draw with Toronto FC on Wednesday. Thomas McNamara opened the scoring for New England with a goal in the 37th minute and Justin Rennicks scored in the 48th minute. New England gave up an equalizer to Toronto in the 75th minute and had to share spoils.
New England has two wins and three draws over its last five matches in the MLS and over that span has scored six goals and conceded two. New England's back line and goalkeeper have four clean sheets in the last five matches. Gustavo Bou is the leading goal scorer for New England with seven, while Carles Gil has scored five. Gil is the leader in assists with eight.
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