The New England Revolution added another accolade to their ever-growing list from 2021. With a 1-0 victory over the Colorado Rapids, the Revs have officially broken the regular-season points record. The win gave the team 73 points on the season, one better than the 72 points amassed by LAFC in their 2019 season. There is still a game to play …
Stars Matter It was another 6 point week for the Revolution in week 27 action. They won 3-2 on the road against the Chicago Fire on Wednesday, and followed that up with a 2-1 victory at home against Orlando City SC on Saturday. There are multiple takeaways from those games, but I’ll keep it to this one: stars matter. Sometimes, …
The Revolution lost their first game in well over a month, dropping a 2-0 result at New York City FC on Saturday. It was a disappointing performance to be certain, but not entirely unforeseeable. NYCFC are considered by some to be the best team in the league, and New England was missing a sizeable chunk of first choice starters. The …
The Revolution got another 3 points on the road this week. This time they plied their trade north of the border, defeating Toronto FC 2-1. There were a few nervy moments in the back, and we were all worried for the health of Matt Polster, who left with a non contact injury, but on the whole it was business as …
Another stretch of 3 games in 9 days for the Revolution came to a close with a 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Union on Sunday. The win keeps alive New England’s current 6 game unbeaten streak. The win additionally puts them 6 points ahead of the pack atop the MLS standings. A lot has transpired both on and off the …
If you are a fan of the Revolution, this was another very good weekend. So good, in fact, that I’m going to have to use bullet points to summarize. The Revs travelled to yet another venue that had traditionally caused problems for them and pulled out a victory, 3-2 over RBNY That victory was of the dramatic-come-from-behind variety, with an …
On Saturday the New England Revolution faced off against MLS media darlings Atlanta United. With said media paying particularly close attention to some Josef Martinez/Gabriel Heinze drama, it is easy to gloss over the fact that the Revs did something in Atlanta that they had never done before: WIN. New England frequently looked dangerous throughout the first half, scoring the …
