CSN New England Jun 17, 2017
Nikolic, Solignac score in Fire's 2-1 win over Revolution
Nemanja Nikolic and Luis Solignac scored and the Chicago Fire handed the New England Revolution their first home loss of the season, 2-1 on Saturday night.
Boston Herald Jun 17, 2017
Chicago Fire end Revolution’s unbeaten home streak with 2-1 win
FOXBORO — Home cooking wasn’t enough for the Revolution last night, who saw their unbeaten run at Gillette Stadium this season come to an end with a 2-1 loss to the Chicago Fire in front of 21,548 fans.The Revs (5-6-5) fell behind after 18 minutes and were down two with 29 minutes to go. They managed to score in the 70th minute, but despite a whopping 24 shots taken, 16 from inside the box, they couldn’t grab the equalizer.
Boston Herald Jun 16, 2017
Helping national team Slovenia win just a part of busy week for Revolution defender Antonio Delamea
FOXBORO — It’s been a standout season so far for Revolution defender Antonio Delamea, and in more ways than one.Delamea, who is the only Revs player to appear in all 1,350 minutes of MLS action this season, received his second call-up to the Slovenian national team for a match against Malta last Sunday.He played all 90 minutes in the 2-0 win and has now returned to Foxboro and is ready to don his Revs uniform in tonight’s home game against the Chicago Fire.
Boston Herald Jun 14, 2017
Reserves deliver Revolution 3-0 win over Rochester in U.S. Open Cup
PROVIDENCE — If this was theater, then last night’s U.S. Open Cup fourth round game at Anderson Stadium on the campus of Providence College served as an off-Broadway tryout, and the Revolution understudies made the most of their big moment in the spotlight.The resulting 3-0 victory over the Rochester Rhinos came replete with star-studded performances by Teal Bunbury, Donnie Smith and Zach Herivaux, all of whom took advantage of increased playing time to score goals. On the back end, goalkeeper Brad Knighton (three saves) played flawlessly.
CSN New England Jun 3, 2017
Angoua, Agudelo help Revolution beat Toronto FC, 3-0
Juan Agudelo has a goal and an assist, Benjamin Angoua adds his first career MLS goal and the New England Revolution beat Toronto FC, 3-0
Boston Herald Jun 3, 2017
Revs keep cookin’ at home
FOXBORO — The Revolution might be a winless team on the road, but they are a titanic opponent while on their home turf of Gillette Stadium.Last night in front of 21,764 fans, the Revs dispatched the best team in the Eastern Conference in dominant fashion with a 3-0 victory. The win pushed the Revs to 5-0-2 at home, evening up their overall record at 5-5-5.
Boston Herald Jun 2, 2017
Revolution ready to host first-place Toronto FC
FOXBORO — There was a discernible jump in the step of the Revolution players inside Gillette Stadium yesterday morning, as the squad put in final preparations for tonight’s clash with Eastern Conference front-runner Toronto FC.“Obviously, they are an excellent team,” Revs coach Jay Heaps said before the first of three meetings this season against Toronto. “They are exactly as you expect. They are deep as they come. They have a very good defense and they have some good scorers.
CSN New England May 31, 2017
Kouassi scores in 86th as Revs tie NYCFC 2-2
Xavier Kouassi scored his first MLS goal in the 86th minute and the New England Revolution tied New York City FC 2-2 on Wednesday night.
CSN New England May 27, 2017
Royer's late goal rallies Red Bulls past Revolution, 2-1
HARRISON, N.J. - Daniel Royer finished a nice sequence in the 74th minute, Luis Robles made a diving save in the closing minutes and the New
Boston Herald May 27, 2017
Royer's late goal rallies Red Bulls past Revolution 2-1
HARRISON, N.J. — Daniel Royer finished a nice sequence in the 74th minute, Luis Robles made a diving save in the closing minutes and the New York Red Bulls rallied to beat the New England Revolution 2-1 on Saturday night.Felipe sent the ball left to Kemar Lawrence alongside the box and he put a cross to Royer on the back post for an easy finish on his fourth goal.Robles, who only allowed Lee Nguyen's penalty kick in the ninth minute, preserved the win with his fourth save, diving to his left to block Diego Fagundez's shot from outside the box.
