Charlotte FC defeated New England Revolution 1–0 in an MLS encounter where the hosts' superior attacking efficiency proved decisive. Operating in a 4-2-3-1 formation, Charlotte dominated the quality metrics despite facing a Revolution side that matched their shot count at 13 attempts. The hosts generated 2.02 expected goals from six shots on target, converting one through Idan Toklomati, while New England's 0.73 xG from three shots on target underscored their wastefulness in front of goal. The Revolution's goalkeeper delivered a commanding performance with a 100 per cent save percentage and 0.74 goals saved above expected, yet it proved insufficient to salvage a point. Referee Fotis Bazakos oversaw a competitive fixture where Charlotte's clinical finishing ultimately separated the sides. Victory consolidates Charlotte's position as New England seeks to arrest their recent struggles.