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 …
When an MLS team crashes out of the playoff hunt, as half of teams do, mlssoccer.com’s Matt Doyle writes a ‘Post-Mortem‘. An article designed to lay bare where it all went wrong for each team. He gives a representation of the highs and lows of the season, and gives expectations for the future. It’s a great article, even if it’s …
After taking a huge leap towards keeping their playoff hopes alive last week at home against NYCFC, the Revolution made an abrupt about face on the road in Harrison, NJ. New England took the lead in the second half off a well worked passing sequence finishing with Tommy McNamara scoring his 4th goal of the season. The Red Bulls wouldn’t …
At the start of their match vs FC Cincinnati last night, the Revs entered the second half of the MLS regular season. New England’s 18th match of the season would finish as an entertaining, if frustrating, 2-2 home draw. The Revs took two separate leads with goals from Dylan Borrero and Gustavo Bou. Unfortunately a Kessler own goal and a …
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 …
The New England Revolution played 2 matches this past week. One as a part of the recently returned US Open Cup and another in league play. The former certainly went better, as the Revs cruised to a 5-1 win at home over FC Cincinnati. Designated players Carles Gil and Adam Buksa would account for all 5 goals (with Gil earning …
It’s official everybody! The New England Revolution are a quarter of the way through the MLS season. Ok… technically we reached that point at halftime of the Revs 2-0 victory over Inter Miami CF on Saturday. It was a win that the Revs sorely needed. With a loss the previous week at DC United, New England wanted to begin their …
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 week without Revs soccer. The FIFA international break for World Cup Qualifiers took center stage in the US this weekend, with only 6 MLS teams opting to play league matches. Former Revolution forward Tajon Buchanan made the most of his opportunity with Canada. He scored a goal and provided an assist in the match that officially qualified …
