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KEYS TO THE GAME, pres. by Toyota: New England Revolution vs. Red Bull New York | New York Red Bulls

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Director of Communications Copy URL Share on Facebook Share on X Red Bull New York (11-14-6, 39 pts.) travel to Gillette Stadium to face New England Revolution (17-10-4, 55 pts.) on Wednesday, October 28. Here are the Keys to the Game, presented by Toyota: Julian Hall recorded his first career multi-assist match in New York’s last meeting with Miami on April 11. At 18 years, 18 days old, he became the seventh-youngest player to record two assists in a match. That same night, Jorge Ruvalcaba scored his first career MLS goal. Adri Mehmeti also scored, becoming the youngest midfielder and fifth-youngest player in club history to score in a match at 17 years, six days old. MLS on Apple TV Every club, every match, everywhere. Fans can stream every MLS match, for every club with an Apple TV subscription, with no local blackouts — ever. WATCH: New England Revolution vs.

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