Bruce Arena and Bob Bradley are, kind of, the godfathers of American soccer. Both have been involved as MLS coaches on and off since the league’s inception. Both have won MLS cups, US Open Cups, and Supporters Shields. They both coached the USMNT, Arena doing so twice. They’ve been a fixture of MLS and American soccer, in general, for over …
An expression in sports starts to pop up in MLS circles in the late spring. “You’re as good as your record says you are.” With 10 weeks’ worth of MLS data, you’re going to start hearing it more and more. Essentially the concept is; if you’re winning games, it doesn’t matter how poor you look. Likewise, if you’re losing games …
Week two of the MLS season is done and dusted. And when that dust settled, New England found themselves atop the Eastern Conference! Or, rather, basically atop the Eastern Conference. For those wondering how Miami sits ahead of the #NERevs in the standings, here are the MLS standings tie-breakers. NE and MIA equal on wins, goal differential, and goals for …
Happy new year, Revolution faithful! Yesterday we flipped the calendar to January 2023, which brings us ever closer to the beginning of the MLS season on February 25th. This year will bring a lot of new wrinkles to your MLS and Revolution media consumption. For starters, all league matches will be broadcast via Apple TV, with no local OTA coverage. …
Another week, another win for Bruce Arena’s Revolution. That was a common refrain in 2021, but it’s a phrase the Revs haven’t really had occasion to say in 2022. This is only the second time all season that the Revs have won back to back matches. It comes at a good time for a New England team that is trying …
The Revs had a rocky start to 2022. After starting strong, earning a point at MLS Cup finalists Portland Timbers, then winning at home vs Dallas, things took a turn for the worse. From March 12th through April 23rd, the Revs lost 5 of 6 league matches. In those defeats, they allowed 13 goals for a per game average of …
Most fans would agree that this season hasn’t gone as well as the Revs had hoped. Coming off of a record-setting 2021, New England seemed poised to continue their form into the new year. Expectations from fans ranged from CCL contenders to a team solidly in the MLS playoff picture. Hopes remained high even after losing one of the most …
After brief respite last week, the Revs lost again. Worse still, it was another loss to a team at the bottom of the table. DC United were on a 4 game losing streak, heading into the week. Their performances had been so bad that they had just fired their head coach. None of that would sreeem to matter to the …
It was a draw that felt like a loss. New England took to the field on Saturday, for the first time in 3 weeks, to play against the Chicago Fire in front of a huge crowd. All 28,414 of you in attendance tonight were electric ⚡️ Thank you for your relentless support and we'll see you back @GilletteStadium on the 27th!#NERevs …
The Revolution had yet another perfect week with wins vs. DC United and FC Cincinnati. This brings their season point total up to 49 points from 22 matches. They have a comfortable lead atop the table and are on pace to set all sorts of records. #NERevs 49 points through 22 games is tied for the most in #MLS history …
