With a playoff berth now in hand, Atlanta United (15-8-7) will be hoping to continue their climb up the Eastern Conference standings as they hit the road for the first time in more than a month to face the New England Revolution (11-15-5). The first meeting ended in a 7-0 win for Atlanta, tying the record for the largest margin of victory in MLS history, but home field advantage can change everything in Major League Soccer. Here’s what fans of the red, black and gold can expect out of their next opponent:
No Place Like Home
On the road, New England has had a tough year: 0 wins as well as 16 goals conceded in their last three matches away from New England.