New England Revolution v Colorado Rapids: Forecast, Odds and Bets

June 27, 2025

On Sunday, June 29, 2025, Major League Soccer action returns to Gillette Stadium as the New England Revolution host the Colorado Rapids. Kick-off is scheduled for 01:30 CEST in Italy, Germany, France and Spain, while fans in the UK can catch the match at 00:30 BST. This clash pits an Eastern Conference side desperate to climb back into the playoff picture against a Western Conference team riding a wave of momentum.

The Revolution currently sit 11th in the Eastern Conference standings, just two points shy of the qualification playoff spots. They will look to harness the energy from their annual Pride Night celebrations—complete with adidas Pride warm-up tops, a special Pride-themed TIFO, and goal nets in Pride Progress Flag colours—to inspire a turning point in their season.

How are both teams coming into this?

The Colorado Rapids arrive having secured back-to-back victories for the first time this campaign, displaying renewed resilience and cohesion on the road. After a patchy start in the Western Conference, their recent upturn in form suggests they could be peaking at the perfect moment—especially if they can maintain that defensive solidity away from home.

New England Revolution, meanwhile, will be buoyed by hosting their signature Pride Night at Gillette Stadium. From the corner flags to the goal nets showcasing the Progress Flag, the atmosphere is set to be electric. Although results have been inconsistent, the combination of home support and a desire to climb into playoff contention makes them a dangerous prospect.

Our forecast

Given both sides’ recent performances, we expect a tightly contested encounter. The Rapids’ confidence on the break should see them sit in and strike on the counter, while the Revolution will look to control possession and leverage home advantage. Chances may be limited, but both teams have shown they can finish when opportunities arise.

Our forecast is for a 1-1 draw, reflecting the balance between Colorado’s momentum and New England’s home-field boost. A narrow win for either side remains possible, but we suspect both defences will hold firm enough to share the spoils.