New England Revolution beats Philadelphia Union 2-1, ending Union's 15‑game unbeaten streak
The Revolution won 2-1 at Subaru Park, with goals from Dor Turgeman and Carles Gil, halting Philadelphia's long unbeaten run in the Eastern Conference.
Key points
- Dor Turgeman scored first for New England in the first half.
- Carles Gil added a second‑half goal for the Revolution.
- Neil Pierre scored a stoppage‑time consolation for Philadelphia.
- Philadelphia's 15‑game unbeaten streak in league play ended.
- Shots: Union 11‑7, New England 4‑3 on target.
New England Revolution defeated Philadelphia Union 2-1 on Saturday night at Subaru Park.
Dor Turgeman scored in the first half and Carles Gil added a second‑half goal for the Revolution, while Neil Pierre recorded a consolation tally for the Union in stoppage time.
Philadelphia entered the weekend sixth in the Eastern Conference, but the loss ended the club’s 15‑game unbeaten run in league matches.
Cavan Sullivan was listed as out with an ankle injury, and Quinn Sullivan started in his place.
Shots in the first half favored the Union 11‑7, though New England led 4‑3 in shots on target.
Frankie Westfield struck the crossbar early, and Milan Iloski had several missed opportunities, including a blocked attempt in the 43rd minute.
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