Get to know the matchup in By the Numbers, presented by New Jersey Lottery:
7 – New England is riding an unbeaten streak for its last seven matches. Sitting in third place in the Eastern Conference standings, the Revolution will be looking to extend its run at Red Bull Arena on Saturday.
95 – Saturday will mark the 95th matchup between New York and New England. Of that, the Red Bulls hold a record of 26-12-10 at home. New York has faced the Revolution more than any other MLS team, except for D.C. United.
44 - Andrés Reyes ranks second in the MLS with 44 interceptions. The New York center back also ranks third with 73 aerial duels won.
35 – The number of goals New England has scored this season, the fourth-most in the MLS.
2 – Frankie Amaya has recorded a goal or an assist in each of New York’s last two matches, even scoring a brace against Atlanta during the Red Bulls’ last home match.
100 – Saturday will be Omir Fernandez’s 100th MLS appearance for the Red Bulls. The 24-year-old midfielder notched two goals and two assists so far this season, contributing to his 11 of each over his career with New York.
