Diego Fagundez Rumors & Injury Update

Dynamo put ball in own net in 2-0 loss to Revs

Boston Herald — HOUSTON — Diego Fagundez scored and Houston added an own goal in the New England Revolution's 2-0 victory over the Dynamo on Saturday night.New England (3-4-4), unbeaten in four of its last five games, took a 1-0 lead in the 51st minute on Fagundez's goal. Off a give-and-go from Clyde Simms at the top of the box, Fagundez weaved through Houston's defenders and sent a shot inside the far post from the penalty area.

New England Revolution 8 hours ago

Revolution, Fagundez surprise Dynamo

New England Revolution Blog | ESPN Boston — For the second straight week, Diego Fagundez scored the opening goal, but this time it proved to be the game-winner as the New England Revolution staked a surprising 2-0 win over the second-place Houston Dynamo at BBVA Compass Stadium on Saturday night. Fagundez, who scored last week vs. New York, struck in the 51st minute while Revolution goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth stopped a trio of shots to lead the guests to their second road win of the season.

New England Revolution 15 hours ago

Sam's goal helps Red Bull land in tie with Revolution

New York Daily News — Lloyd Sam scored in the 55th minute to lift the first-place New York Red Bulls to a 1-1 draw with the New England Revolution on Saturday night. Sam scored a minute after Diego Fagundez had put the Revolution ahead. Eastern Conference-leading New York (6-4-3) extended its unbeaten streak to 4-0-1. The

New York Red Bulls May 11, 2013

Revs lose lead again

Boston Herald — FOXBORO — Diego Fagundez spent most of the night working his way into the right spaces. He scored the Revolution’s only goal by finding an opening on a corner kick after 54 minutes. He watched New York keeper Luis Robles somehow kick away his first-time effort in the 81st minute.

New England Revolution May 11, 2013

Rapid reaction: Revs 1, Red Bulls 1

New England Revolution Blog | ESPN Boston — FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Diego Fagundez netted his second goal of the season, but Lloyd Sam pulled one back a minute later as the New England Revolution and New York Red Bulls battled to a 1-1 draw at Gillette Stadium on Saturday. Fagundez scored in the 54th minute to give the Revolution a lead they could enjoy for just a minute, as Sam quickly responded in the 55th minute. Fagundez nearly netted another in the 80th minute, but goalkeeper Luis Robles made a diving save to keep it at 1-1.

New England Revolution May 11, 2013

Diego Fagundez, Revs put end to 5-game skid

Boston Herald — FOXBORO — It has been an emotional start to the season for the Revolution, who have struggled for wins, battled for elusive goals, all the while carrying the emotional stress over the health of two of their family.Defender Kevin Alston remains on the disabled list as he battles a treatable form of chronic myelogenous leukemia. And John Odom, the 65-year-old father-in-law of keeper Matt Reis, was severely injured in the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15, and remains hospitalized at Boston Medical Center.

New England Revolution April 28, 2013

New England beats Union, 2-0

philly.com — Diego Fagundez ended New England's scoreless streak at 539 minutes and the Revolution beat the Union, 2-0, in Foxborough, Mass., on Saturday night.

Philadelphia Union April 27, 2013

Rapid Reaction: Revs 2, Union 0

New England Revolution Blog | ESPN Boston — FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Eighteen-year-old Diego Fagundez scored his first goal of the season in the 61st minute and Lee Nguyen added an insurance goal 10 minutes later as the New England Revolution held off the Philadelphia Union for a 2-0 win at Gillette Stadium on Saturday. Nguyen took a pass in the attacking midfield from Rowe and carried toward the goal, returning the ball to a streaking Rowe, who took a touch before finding a wide-open Fagundez in the middle of the area.

New England Revolution April 27, 2013

Fagundez gets starting opportunity

New England Revolution Blog | ESPN Boston — FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Even as one of the faces of the Revolution franchise, 18-year-old Homegrown Player Diego Fagundez has never been one to take first team minutes for granted. He knows that nothing is earned without hard work. Without determination. Without putting in the maximum effort, especially during weekly training sessions. So whenever he sees his named penciled into the starting XI, as he did on Saturday against FC Dallas, Fagundez soaks up every minute of it.

New England Revolution April 1, 2013

Analysis of Fagundez signing

New England Revolution Blog | ESPN Boston — FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Most high school seniors never get the chance to sign a professional sports contract. All the more rare is the instance when it happens twice before graduation. But on Wednesday, 18-year-old Diego Fagundez put pen to paper for the second time in three years, signing a multi-year extension with the New England Revolution. Terms of the deal were not disclosed by the club, per league and club policy. Fagundez, who attends night classes at Fitchburg High School, originally signed with the club in November 2010 at age 15 following a sensational two seasons in the Revolution ...

New England Revolution March 13, 2013