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New England jumped into second place in the Eastern Conference after ending Philadelphia's unbeaten run. The post 3 takeaways from the Revolution’s 2-1 win vs. the Union appeared first on Boston.com.
New England won the potential playoff preview thanks to its first clean sheet since August. The post 4 takeaways from the Revolution’s 1-0 win over Chicago Fire FC appeared first on Boston.com.
New England will play in the postseason for the first time since 2023. The post 3 takeaways as the Revolution clinch a playoff spot in a 3-2 comeback win vs. FC Cincinnati appeared first on Boston.com.
The Revolution fell to 9-3-2 at home and dropped from second place to fourth in the Eastern Conference with the loss. The post Andrew Thomas helps Sounders extend unbeaten streak to 9 with 3-0 victory over Revolution…
New England let a 2-0 lead slip, but still found a way thanks to two stoppage time goals. The post 4 takeaways from the Revolution’s 4-2 win over Orlando City appeared first on Boston.com.
Both players have thrived in the first season of former U.S. youth national team coach Marko Mitrović's tenure in New England. The post Revolution’s Peyton Miller, Brooklyn Raines earn first call-ups to U.S. men’s…
New England will be without two key cogs for much of the remaining portion of the MLS regular season calendar. The post Revolution’s Jack Harrison, Alhassan Yusuf out with injuries for ‘at least six weeks’ appeared…
"I'm really happy here. As I said in my first interview, I am where I want to be." The post After dramatic win vs. New York City FC, Revolution building momentum heading into late-season stretch appeared first on…
Yusuf, 26, had never had a multi-goal game as a professional before Wednesday. The post Revolution’s Alhassan Yusuf wins MLS’s player of the week award following first career hat trick appeared first on Boston.com.