HANOVER, N.J. – It’s been called a House of Horrors, but the New York Red Bulls won’t be entering Foxborough with any fear.
Facing a New England Revolution team that has typically had their number at home, the Red Bulls know they will have to be wary of not only their dangerous attacking players, but also the less-than-ideal playing surface that adorns the Gillette Stadium pitch.
The field turf won’t necessarily keep certain players off the pitch, but it can often make for a more hectic match.
“Whenever you play on an artificial surface, it always comes into your mind,” defender Connor Lade admitted.