New England Revolution drew 1–1 with Rhode Island FC in the US Open Cup, a closely contested match that saw the visitors edge the shot count despite operating in a deeper 4–2–3–1 shape. The Revolution dominated territory from their 4–3–3 setup, registering 11 shots but managed only two on target, reflecting inefficiency in the final third. Rhode Island's goalkeeper recorded a 66.67 per cent save rate while facing 10 shots, three of which were on target, and conceded 1.0 post-shot expected goals without overperforming—a sign the Revolution's chances were genuine but poorly executed. The away side's compact defensive structure frustrated New England's rhythm, and their threat on the counter proved sufficient to secure parity. With neither side able to break the deadlock through open play, the draw leaves both teams level on points in the competition.