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Hey everyone, I’m a DC United fan but go to college in Boston and figured the game on October 5th would be a nice opportunity to watch my team against the revs. Any recommendations on how to get there, food at the stadium and seating would be great!
Click his name to register and watch/listen if you can. I believe it is related to Boston 2026 along with soccer in the region in general, not specifically Revs, but I bet interesting.
Visiting for the week from Columbus and want to watch both the Campeones Cup tonight and see how you Rev fans do it up on Saturday. Any help would be appreciated!
“I might be stupid, but I still believe that we can win all five [games] and get in [the MLS Cup Playoffs] somehow." —Caleb Porter
https://www.theblazingmusket.com/p/revolution-remain-hopeful-of-making
He’s had more than enough time to get “his guys”. Maybe he just isn’t a good coach anymore.
I get it. We rarely get important calls our way. However, the bickering on the field against the refs needs to be checked by the coaching staff. It’s like every guy on the team is ready to go into a pissing match with referees whenever a call doesn’t go their way. Today, it hurt us even more.
I know other teams get bad calls but we get them at a rate so unbelievably high that it no longer can be a coincidence.
Glad to see Bye back and Yusuf getting the start. Strong defensive lineup, but can they score goals?
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I think this is one of the biggest misses in the history of the league. "Ok childhood cancer, you've killed millions of kids so youre going in my book. Don't let it happen again, I wouldn't want to kick you out of the game"
New England til I die.
#FT: New England Revolution 2-2 CF Montréal
Venue: Gillette Stadium
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New England Revolution
Aljaz Ivacic, Dave Romney, Xavier Arreaga, Peyton Miller, Nick Lima, Carles Gil, Mark-Anthony Kaye (Ian Harkes), Matt Polster (Alhassan Yusuf), Bobby Wood (Giacomo Vrioni), Esmir Bajraktarevic (Nacho Gil), Luca Langoni (Emmanuel Boateng).
Subs: Tim Parker, Dylan Borrero, Andrew Farrell, Earl Edwards.
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CF Montréal
Jonathan Sirois, Gabriele Corbo, Fernando Alvarez, George Campbell, Nathan Saliba, Samuel Piette, Tom Pearce (Raheem Edwards), Dawid Bugaj (Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty), Matías Cóccaro (Josef Martínez), Kwadwo Opoku (Dominik Yankov), Jules-Anthony Vilsaint (Caden Clark).
Subs: Bryce Duke, Sunusi Ibrahim, Sebastian Breza, Alessandro Biello.
MATCH EVENTS | via ESPN
24' Goal! New England Revolution 1, CF Montréal 0. Bobby Wood (New England Revolution) right footed shot from outside the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Peyton Miller.
35' Goal! New England Revolution 2, CF Montréal 0. Esmir Bajraktarevic (New England Revolution) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Carles Gil.
49' Tom Pearce (CF Montréal) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
62' Substitution, CF Montréal. Caden Clark replaces Jules-Anthony Vilsaint.
62' Substitution, CF Montréal. Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty replaces Dawid Bugaj.
62' Substitution, CF Montréal. Dominik Yankov replaces Kwadwo Opoku.
67' Substitution, New England Revolution. Alhassan Yusuf replaces Matt Polster.
68' Goal! New England Revolution 2, CF Montréal 2. Nathan Saliba (CF Montréal) left footed shot from outside the box to the top left corner. Assisted by George Campbell.
71' Substitution, New England Revolution. Giacomo Vrioni replaces Bobby Wood.
71' Substitution, New England Revolution. Emmanuel Boateng replaces Luca Langoni.
72' Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty (CF Montréal) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
79' Substitution, CF Montréal. Raheem Edwards replaces Tom Pearce.
80' Peyton Miller (New England Revolution) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
82' Substitution, New England Revolution. Ian Harkes replaces Mark-Anthony Kaye.
82' Substitution, New England Revolution. Nacho Gil replaces Esmir Bajraktarevic.
84' Substitution, CF Montréal. Josef Martínez replaces Matías Cóccaro.
86' Emmanuel Boateng (New England Revolution) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
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ft. Dejected Slyde
oh dear
I'm trying to get some posters tomorrow, but I don't actually know where the fanzone is.
Just noticed this today, Revs seem to invest in talent from people who represent balkan countries. (Vrioni, bajraktarevic, ivacic, petrovic, Mlinar…) Could very well be a coincidence tho. just curious if they have balkan scouts (also wasn’t sure what to put for flair)
Just posting this because I love Brad and Charlie and this is a testament to why
A family friend was flying to Orlando on Saturday and the Revs were on his flight for their Saturday night game vs. Orlando. Is that normal for MLS teams to fly in on the same day as a match?
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