One of the main themes the New England Revolution have adopted under first-year head coach Marko Mitrovic is “belief.” As they visit Atlanta United on Wednesday night, they’ll continue rallying around that mentality.
The Revolution (4-3-0, 12 points) come into Mercedes-Benz Stadium on a three-match winning streak after a 2-1 victory over the Columbus Crew on Saturday. New England trailed 1-0 before Dor Turgeman’s equalizer in the 54th minute and Carles Gil’s match-winning penalty in the 85th.
That never-give-up mindset didn’t exist a year ago, Revs defender Ilay Feingold noted.
“The mentality that we showed, especially in the second half, was amazing,” Feingold said. “… We knew it was going to be a tough game, but we showed a great mentality and everyone made a great effort.”
As they search for a fourth straight win, the Revs will look to add to Atlanta United’s misery.
Atlanta (1-6-1, 4 points) fell to Eastern Conference-leading Nashville SC 2-0 on Saturday. The Five Stripes are winless in their last four MLS contests (0-3-1), have scored only one goal in that span and have been shut out five times in eight matches this season.
“The energy’s not lacking … The fight, the desire to win is not lacking. Now, it just comes down to little details throughout the game that we need to fix. That’s what’s going to turn the results around,” Atlanta midfielder Cooper Sanchez said.
Atlanta has just one win in its previous 12 home matches against MLS opponents (1-5-6).
New England enters Wednesday on a six-match road losing streak dating back to last season. Its last road win was a 2-1 triumph over the Crew on Aug. 23, 2025.
Turgeman’s goal was his second of the season, matching the team-high totals of Brayan Ceballos, Peyton Miller and Alhassan Yusuf. Luca Langoni has six assists, ranking second in MLS.
Alexey Miranchuk leads Atlanta United in scoring with four of its six goals.
–Field Level Media
