The air is crisp. The leaves are changing. The smell of pumpkin spice emanates from every open cafe window. It must be that special time of year when an out-of-the-playoffs-Revs team travel to Chicago to play a meaningless match against an also-eliminated-Chicago Fire team. Breathe it in. It is somewhat sad that there will be no Revolution matches to watch …
It was a brutal week for Revs fans, who watched their team collapse defensively 3 times in 8 days. It started with a 3-2 loss at home against RSL, which was followed by a 3-0 loss in Mexico against Pumas UNAM. The bad week concluded with a road game in Charlotte, with the Revs conceding another 3 and handing the …
The Revolution returned to action on Saturday, to a less than sold out crowd, for their 2022 home opener. Chances were tough to come by for both teams, though the Revs did manage to take all 3 points on the back of a Carles Gil penalty kick. New England produced slightly better numbers than Dallas in the attack, but there …
The 2022 regular season is nearly upon us. It feels like just a few weeks ago the Revs lifted their first ever league trophy, in the form of the Supporters Shield. Actually that basically was just a few weeks ago. This offseason has been a short one, with Covid pushing the regular season back in 2021 and the world cup …
Something a bit strange happened in New England last year. The Boston area sports team with the highest win percentage wasn’t the New England Patriots (58%). Nor was it the Red Sox (57%). It isn’t even the Celtics (50%) or Bruins (59%) in the middle of their current seasons. If you haven’t figured out where I’m headed with this yet, …
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 …
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 …
