Matt Turner
LYO
Makes seven saves in road win
Turner registered seven saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 victory against Philadelphia Union.
Analysis: Turner recorded seven saves while allowing one goal during Saturday's 2-1 victory at Philadelphia, helping New England end the Union's 15-match unbeaten streak. He denied Milan Iloski and Neil Pierre in quick succession during the first half before making another important stop against Iloski after halftime and denying Malik Jakupovic from close range in the 86th minute. Turner was eventually beaten by Pierre's stoppage-time header but preserved New England's narrow advantage during the closing moments, earning his 17th victory of the season to match his career high.
Six saves in clean sheet
Turner kept a clean sheet while making six saves during Saturday's 1-0 win over Chicago.
Analysis: Turner helped New England to all three points by blanking Chicago on Saturday. The clean sheet was the first since August 19th for the keeper as he's combined for five goals allowed and 15 saves over his last three starts. New England head to Philadelphia next weekend.
Brilliant in win
Turner recorded seven saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 3-2 victory against FC Cincinnati.
Analysis: Turner stopped seven of the nine shots he faced during Wednesday's win. It was one of his absolute best performances of the season. He seemed totally unbeatable in net as he stood tall against multiple clear-cut chances. Turner will be tested early and often during one of the most difficult stretches left in MLS.
Allows three goals again
Turner recorded two saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-0 defeat versus Seattle Sounders FC.
Analysis: Turner has struggled lately, conceding three goals in each of his last two appearances and going nearly two months without a clean sheet. To avoid surpassing two months, he would have to log a clean sheet either Wednesday at Cincinnati or next Saturday against Chicago. In eight appearances over that span, Turner logged 24 saves, averaging 3.0 per game.
Concedes three to RSL
Turner allowed three goals while making three saves during Saturday's 3-0 loss to RSL.
Analysis: Turner allowed a goal in the first half and two in the second as New England dropped all three points Saturday. The keeper has allowed six goals while combining for 11 saves over his last three starts. Turner and company take on Seattle at home on October 10th.
Three saves in win
Turner registered three saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 4-2 victory against Orlando City SC.
Analysis: Turner has now gone six games without a clean sheet, and the shutout eluded him again against Orlando even as New England kept up their scoring form at the other end. The goalkeeper has had plenty to do through that run with 19 saves to his name, but he has also picked the ball out of his net eight times, which points to a defence that has not matched the output of the attack. He gets his next chance to end the run against Real Salt Lake on Saturday.
Concedes one
Turner had five saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 2-1 victory against Chicago Fire.
Analysis: Turner recorded five critical saves, but conceded in the 62nd minute. He has accumulated 16 saves in the last five games, conceding six times. Next, he takes on Orlando City SC.
Allows one in victory
Turner allowed a goal while making six saves during Wednesday's 2-1 win over NYCFC.
Analysis: Turner allowed a goal in the 71st minute, but held NYCFC from there as New England found a game winning goal in stoppage time. The keeper has allowed four goals while combining for seven saves over his last three starts. New England head to Chicago for their next match Sunday.
Allows two goals
Turner made one save and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-1 loss against Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: Turner's form took a step back Saturday, as he conceded separate goals to Robert Taylor and Marco Reus in the Revolution's latest game. Post-July, the goalkeeper has conceded multiple goals four times across seven appearances, with only one clean sheet to boot. Turner will look to get back on track by impressing midweek at New York City FC.
Concedes once in win
Turner made no saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 3-1 victory over Columbus Crew.
Analysis: Turner conceded an early goal to Brais Mendez in the 8th minute Sunday, but didn't face a single shot on target throughout the rest of the match. He's in a decent run of form, making seven saves a conceding two goals across the last three matches. Next up is a favorable matchup at Los Angeles Galaxy, a side which has scored 28 goals through 23 matches this season.
Sees one go
Turner had four saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus New York City FC.
Analysis: Turner conceded once and made four saves in Sunday's draw with NYCFC. He's kept two clean sheets across his last seven league matches, allowing eight goals and producing 24 saves in that span. The keeper will head to Columbus for the next game on Saturday, who have scored seven goals in the last five contests. Turner has conceded just a goal on three saves against the opponent during the last outing on April 18.
Logs three-save clean sheet
Turner registered three saves and secured a clean sheet in Wednesday's 3-0 win against D.C. United.
Analysis: For only the second time since the MLS' return from the World Cup, Turner has logged a clean sheet, and unlike the first time, he logged three saves against D.C. United. This breaks a three-game streak in which he conceded multiple goals to opposing teams. Since the World Cup, Turner has conceded seven goals but logged 20 saves, a reasonable effort despite his few clean sheets.
Fives saves in loss
Turner recorded five saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-0 loss versus Houston Dynamo.
Analysis: Turner made five saves in Saturday's 2-0 home defeat to Houston, producing multiple sharp stops throughout the match to keep New England in contention before being beaten by Guilherme's composed finish in first-half stoppage time and Agustin Resch's powerful header in the 63rd minute. The American international has now made at least five saves in three consecutive MLS appearances without keeping a clean sheet, a run that reflects both his individual shot-stopping quality and the collective defensive vulnerability of a Revolution side struggling to hold results. Turner heads into next weekend's Toronto FC fixture needing a response after a difficult stretch of form that has coincided with New England's slide in the Eastern Conference standings.
Beaten twice in second half
Turner had six saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus CF Montreal.
Analysis: It's hard to blame Turner for the two goals he conceded, as the first goal was a rocket from long range, and the second one was a header from point-blank range. The USMNT goalkeeper has started New England's three matches since the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, notching 12 saves, allowing three goals and keeping one clean sheet.
Allows late goal
Turner registered five saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 4-1 victory versus Atlanta United.
Analysis: Turner would have a decent day in net Saturday but was unable to earn a clean sheet, allowing a late 85th-minute goal after five saves made. Unfortunately, this halts the keeper from getting consecutive clean sheets, still with four in 16 appearances this campaign. He will face Montreal next on Saturday, a team that has struggled to score a lot of goals this season.
Easy clean sheet in return
Turner recorded one save and allowed zero goals in Wednesday's 0-0 draw against Toronto FC.
Analysis: Turner returned to New England following the World Cup break, making one save to secure a clean sheet in the team's first match back. After a disappointing outing against Turkey at the World Cup, the goalkeeper has resumed his role as the Revolution's starter, with his loan now extended through the end of 2026. Across 15 MLS appearances this season, Turner has allowed 18 goals while making 61 saves and recording four clean sheets.
Extends Revolution loan
Turner had his loan extended by New England through Dec. 31, 2026, with an option through 2027 and a subsequent purchase option, the club announced.
Analysis: Turner returns to New England after his second consecutive World Cup with the United States, having made his fifth career start on the World Cup stage. The goalkeeper has recorded 27 clean sheets and 29 wins across 55 caps for the USMNT, and in MLS play he has piled up 54 wins in 126 starts across eight seasons, ranking second in club history in starts, goals against average, wins, saves and save percentage. The 2021 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year holds the top win percentage among goalkeepers in franchise history. Turner is expected to remain the clear starter between the posts as the Revolution continue their playoff push. New England resumes its season with a two game homestand at Gillette Stadium beginning July 22 against Toronto FC.
Ends loan spell
Turner will return to parent club Lyon following the conclusion of his loan spell at New England Revolution, though both clubs are in negotiations over a permanent transfer while the goalkeeper is representing the United States at the World Cup.
Analysis: Turner made 14 MLS starts across 1,260 minutes this season, recording 60 saves and three clean sheets while conceding 18 goals, and has also made one World Cup appearance for the USMNT. The American goalkeeper had previously established himself as a Premier League level option during stints at Arsenal, Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace, and now heads into a crucial summer window that could determine his long-term future as New England are looking to secure a permanent deal.
Concedes three in loss
Turner made zero saves in Thursday's 3-2 loss to Turkiye.
Analysis: With the United States already through to the next round, Turner got the start ahead of Matt Freese. He faced a defense that lacked cohesion due to significant squad rotation, and Turkiye punished nearly every major defensive mistake. With the U.S. already through as Group D winners, the performance is more likely to be viewed as an isolated disappointment than a major concern heading into the knockout stage. Look for Turner to return to a backup role to Freese against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Wednesday's Round of 32 clash.
Concedes one
Turner recorded five saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss versus Charlotte FC.
Analysis: Turner recorded five saves but conceded a goal in the 16th minute. Over the last four games, he has accumulated 12 saves and five clearances. He has been called up by the USA for the upcoming World Cup for the second consecutive time.
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