New England Revolution vs Toronto FC

New England dominated possession at Gillette Stadium but couldn't find a way past a resolute Toronto defence in a frustrating 0-0 draw. The Revolution had the better of it throughout, controlling 64% of the ball and forcing their visitors into a defensive shell. They created more chances too, putting three shots on target, yet Toronto's keeper stood firm when it mattered. The visitors barely threatened, managing just one shot on target from their 13 attempts, but occasionally looked dangerous on the counter-attack. Peyton Miller was the standout performer for the home side, putting in a commanding display that earned him the Man of the Match award. His energy and distribution from deep helped orchestrate much of New England's attacking moves, though ultimately it proved to be one of those nights where the numbers didn't translate into goals. A point apiece won't satisfy either team, particularly the Revolution given how much of the game they spent in the ascendancy, but both defences can at least take solace from a clean sheet.

It finished 0-0 between New England Revolution and Toronto FC at Gillette Stadium, a scoreline that summed up a game short on clear separation between the two sides. Neither team could really take control of the ball for long, with New England Revolution holding 64% possession, close enough to an even split to explain why the game never settled into one side's favour. There were spells of pressure from both teams, but not enough to turn a share of the points into all three. Days like this are part of a long season, and how each side responds in their next fixture will say plenty about their form heading forward. Here is a closer look at how the two teams compared statistically.