New York Red Bulls secured a 1-0 victory over New England Revolution in MLS action on 28 February, with Julian Hall's goal proving decisive in a match dominated by the hosts' attacking threat. The Red Bulls controlled proceedings through their 4-3-3 formation, registering 12 shots with four on target and an expected goals figure of 0.96, while the Revolution managed only five attempts with three reaching the goalkeeper. New York's defensive solidity was underscored by a 75 per cent save percentage, with their goalkeeper conceding 1.29 post-shot expected goals but saving 0.29 above that metric, suggesting clinical finishing from the hosts compensated for some defensive vulnerability. New England's 0.37 xG reflected their limited attacking opportunities and inability to capitalise on rare openings. The three-point haul maintains Red Bulls' momentum in the early season title race.