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“20 Under 25” New England Revolution Candidates for 2022
The best team in the MLS has three strong candidates in this year’s “20 Under 25” list. Cast your rankings and see where they land for 2022.
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Cherubin: Carles Gil to thank for Revs' stellar playoff run
Since Carles Gil returned from injury, the Revolution have been on fire. That is no coincidence. Dave Cherubin explains how the star midfielder has been the key to New England’s success.
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Reasons why the Revolution can and will advance to the MLS Cup
There’s an important soccer match coming up Sunday afternoon as the Revolution take on Columbus for a chance to advance to the MLS Cup. Dave Cherubin has five reasons to be interested and optimistic.
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Revs in a different kind of stoppage time amid MLS season shutdown
The coronavirus has put the sports world on hold. Major League Soccer has suspended its regular season schedule until at least May 10. A training moratorium is in place through Friday, April 3. It feels like it’s only a matter of time before the league pushes both dates further down the calendar. It brings new meaning to the term stoppage time….
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Polish striker Adam Buksa signs with designated player contract with Revolution
Just when you think the New England Revolution are done making big moves, the club surprises you … again. The Revs have signed Polish striker Adam Buksa to a designated player contract. The 23-year-old comes to New England on a transfer fee that’s reportedly the second-largest amount in club history ($4 million according to the Boston Globe). With Carles…
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New England Revolution announce 2020 regular-season schedule
The countdown to the New England Revolution’s 25th season is underway, with their regular-season schedule getting released Thursday. The club will open the season against Montreal Impact and first-year MLS head coach Thierry Henry on February 29 — the earliest day the league has started its regular season. Bruce Arena and his squad will return to Foxboro for their home opener...
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In appreciation of Carles Gil's special debut season with the Revs
Some people may not have known who Carles Gil was at the start of the season, but they do now. Major League Soccer named Gil the Newcomer of the Year Wednesday, capping an outstanding first regular season in New England. When the New England Revolution acquired Gil — in what was then a club-record transfer from Deportivo de La Coruña...
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Carles Gil named MLS Newcomer of the Year
Back in January, the Revs decided to make Carles Gil their first seven-figure acquisition when they shelled out a club-record transfer fee of $2 million to bring him to New England. Well, that investment has paid off — in a big way. On Wednesday morning, Gil was honored as MLS Newcomer of the Year, an award given annually to the player with…
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Bruce Arena turns the Revolution from MLS bottom dwellers to playoff team in a few short months
You say you want a revolution? Well, you got one. With Bruce Arena. In Foxboro. It started when the New England Revolution hired him as sporting director and head coach back in May. At the time, no other MLS team was in a worse position. The Revs had the league’s worst record (2W-8L-2D, 8 points), the league’s worst goal...
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Five reasons the New England Revolution can beat Atlanta United FC in first round
The Revolution face a tall task in the first round of MLS Cup Playoffs when they visit Atlanta United FC on Oct. 19. On paper, it sounds like a daunting matchup for the Revs. Yes, they are facing defending MLS Cup Champions. Yes, they are playing in Mercedes-Benz Stadium in front of 70,000 fans. Yes, they have never beaten Atlanta. They…