New England Revolution secured a commanding 3-0 victory over CF Montreal in MLS action, with the hosts' clinical finishing proving decisive despite Montreal's territorial dominance. The Revolution converted their chances with ruthless efficiency, generating 1.77 xG from nine shots with six on target, while their goalkeeper maintained a 50 per cent save rate in a relatively comfortable afternoon. Montreal, conversely, struggled to capitalise on their attacking intent, recording 18 shots but managing only four on target and 1.21 xG—a stark illustration of their profligacy in front of goal. Goals from Mamadou Fofana, Peyton Miller, and Luca Langoni secured the three points for New England, who operated in a 4-2-3-1 formation that effectively nullified Montreal's attacking ambitions. The visitors' 4-2-3-1 setup failed to generate sufficient quality despite their shot volume, highlighting a fundamental conversion problem. Revolution's defensive solidity and counter-attacking precision proved the difference. New England consolidates playoff positioning with this comprehensive home win.