Leo Campana and Ignatius songs scored their first goals of the season in the 2–0 win of New England Revolution on New York City FC on Saturday.
Revolution (3-4–1, 10 points) is at the streak of a two-match win win, and 3–1-0 in its final four outings.
Aljaz Ivasik made two savings for the third shutout of the goalkeeper this season.
Carls Gill got a assistance on Geeto’s Tally, giving Gill another prominent place in New England’s record books. Gill is now the all-time regular season of the revolution, a leader with 74 career helpers.
The New York City (3-4-2, 11 points) was scored for the third time in nine matches this season.
Star striker Alonso Martinez scored five goals in his first seven matches, but he was kept in a large scale on Saturday. Martinez had one of the two shots of NYCFC on the target, and he had a dangerous chance in the 16th minute.
Reves had only four goals which were their first seven matches, but the attack looked more dangerous with Campana which was now completely recovered from hamstring injury. There were 13 shots in the New England match and the shots on the target had a 7–2 lead over New York City FC.
Five of the on-target shots on him came in the half first half, and NYCFC goalkeeper Matt Fraz had to faster to keep the match out of the match quickly. Revolution pressure finally broke on their final shot before Haftime, as Campana and Geetgo rowed on a good give-end-go play.
In the 43rd minute, Campana went to the song in the box, and the song sent the ball back to his team partner. Campana’s left leg shot took a deflection in the new York trap, leading to the first goal ahead, since the internet was acquired by Revs from Inter Miami.
The song was also an offsen acquisition for the revolution, and she followed her first MLS assistance with her first MLS goal in the 48th minute. Gill sent a well -placed cross in front of the net, and the songs found a sliding touch for Finnish.
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