By MLSsoccer staff
The New England Revolution have qualified for the Audi 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs, clinching their spot following a 3-2 win at FC Cincinnati on Wednesday night.
With five regular-season matches left, the Revs are third in the Eastern Conference (49 points; 15W-10L-4D).
New England, who last made the playoffs in 2023, are in their first season under head coach Marko Mitrović.
The Revs are chasing their first-ever MLS Cup presented by Audi title. They've made the final five times, most recently falling in 2014.
Star players
Club captain and 2021 Landon Donovan MLS MVP Carles Gil is back to his best, leading the team with 22 goal contributions (12g/10a) while becoming the second player in league history to record 10+ assists in six straight seasons. The Spanish midfielder is also a five-time All-Star and two-time Best XI selection.
Homegrown winger Peyton Miller has added 7g/6a and recently made his US men's national team debut, featuring alongside club teammate Brooklyn Raines during his first camp.
This summer, New England brought winger Jack Harrison back to MLS and secured a loan extension for USMNT goalkeeper Matt Turner. Harrison occupies a Designated Player roster spot.
Israeli international Dor Turgeman (9g/7a) is the Revs' starting striker, while Mali international center back Mamadou Fofana anchors the defense.
Audi 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs
MLS Cup presented by Audi will be played Dec. 18, while the playoffs begin Nov. 18 with Wild Card matches.
- Seeds 1-7 in each conference qualify for the Round One Best-of-3 Series.
- Seeds 8-9 in each conference qualify for the Wild Card matches.
- Seeds 10-15 in each conference do not qualify for the postseason.
All games can be viewed on Apple TV.