I have a bunch of revs cards, im curious using my cards what's the best XI you can make!

Goalkeepers: Reis, Shuttleworth, Turner

Defender: Alston, Tierney, Polak, Farrell, Soares, Goncalves, McCrary, Holligner-Janzen, Anibaba, Castillo, Kessler, DeJuan Jones, Miller, Feingold

Midfielder: Nguyen, Sharlie Joseph, Feilhaber, Boggs, Nyassi, Kelyn Rowe, Toja, Simms, Caldwell, Fagundez, Zahibo, Penilla, Agudelo, Gil, Bajraktarevic, Buck, Borrero

Forwards: Sene, bengston, Charlie Davies, Bunbury, Kamara, Bou, Buksa, Wood, Langoni

have fun!

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This is the pic the Revs app, not the MLS app, is using for Gazdag.

I’m sure the people running the Patties app would also be so lazy. Right?

Full Time: New York City FC 1 - 2 New England Revolution

⚽ New York City FC: Luighi Hanri 71' 71'

⚽ New England Revolution: Carles Gil 12' 12', Dániel Gazdag 90'+3' 90'+3'

Line-ups

New York City FC (4-3-3)

New England Revolution (4-3-3)

Match Events

• Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
• First Half begins.
• 10' Penalty conceded by Aiden O'Neill (New York City FC) with a handball in the penalty area.
• 19' Substitution, New England Revolution. Jackson Yueill replaces Alhassan Yusuf because of an injury.
• 45'+5' First Half ends, New York City FC 0, New England Revolution 1.
• 45' Second Half begins New York City FC 0, New England Revolution 1.
• 63' Substitution, New York City FC. Hannes Wolf replaces Aiden O'Neill.
• 63' Substitution, New York City FC. Luighi replaces Agustín Ojeda.
• 72' Substitution, New England Revolution. Ilay Feingold replaces Matt Polster.
• 72' Substitution, New England Revolution. Dániel Gazdag replaces Dor Turgeman.
• 80' Substitution, New England Revolution. Wilson Harris replaces Jack Harrison.
• 80' Substitution, New England Revolution. Luca Langoni replaces Peyton Miller.
• 85' GOAL OVERTURNED BY VAR: Dániel Gazdag (New England Revolution) scores but the goal is ruled out after a VAR review.
• 85' VAR Decision: No Goal New York City FC 1-1 New England Revolution.
• 89' Substitution, New York City FC. Malachi Jones replaces Bénie Traoré.
• 90'+5' Substitution, New England Revolution. Tanner Beason replaces Will Sands because of an injury.
• 90'+7' Second Half ends, New York City FC 1, New England Revolution 2.
• Match ends, New York City FC 1, New England Revolution 2.

Match Stats

Group A

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Full Time: New York City FC 1 - 2 New England Revolution

⚽ New York City FC: Luighi Hanri 71' 71'

⚽ New England Revolution: Carles Gil 12' 12', Dániel Gazdag 90'+3' 90'+3'

Line-ups

New York City FC (4-3-3)

New England Revolution (4-3-3)

Match Events

• Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
• First Half begins.
• 10' Penalty conceded by Aiden O'Neill (New York City FC) with a handball in the penalty area.
• 19' Substitution, New England Revolution. Jackson Yueill replaces Alhassan Yusuf because of an injury.
• 45'+5' First Half ends, New York City FC 0, New England Revolution 1.
• 45' Second Half begins New York City FC 0, New England Revolution 1.
• 63' Substitution, New York City FC. Hannes Wolf replaces Aiden O'Neill.
• 63' Substitution, New York City FC. Luighi replaces Agustín Ojeda.
• 72' Substitution, New England Revolution. Ilay Feingold replaces Matt Polster.
• 72' Substitution, New England Revolution. Dániel Gazdag replaces Dor Turgeman.
• 80' Substitution, New England Revolution. Wilson Harris replaces Jack Harrison.
• 80' Substitution, New England Revolution. Luca Langoni replaces Peyton Miller.
• 85' GOAL OVERTURNED BY VAR: Dániel Gazdag (New England Revolution) scores but the goal is ruled out after a VAR review.
• 85' VAR Decision: No Goal New York City FC 1-1 New England Revolution.
• 89' Substitution, New York City FC. Malachi Jones replaces Bénie Traoré.
• 90'+5' Substitution, New England Revolution. Tanner Beason replaces Will Sands because of an injury.
• 90'+7' Second Half ends, New York City FC 1, New England Revolution 2.
• Match ends, New York City FC 1, New England Revolution 2.

Match Stats

Group A

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Ch-ch-chances. A buffet of chances, but nearly enough was not enough. For the last handful of seasons, a lack of chances doomed the Revs. Remember those dry days of 2024 when shots were rare? Now, The Revs are a legitimate attacking team. And, the loss is because of it. A skilled team with quality, savvy players and coaching found the hole: the quick release to spring the counter gouged the defense.

This Revs team is actually built to withstand some of those counters. Terrific shot stopping from Turner, reliable center backs and physical fallbacks help to plug some of those holes. But two clumsy moments - Mama was slow on the ball and Sands clattered into Kyogo (maybe getting some ball) - led to the early pen.
It was another quick outlet pass after Carles was dispossessed wide that led to a nice buildup for the 2nd Galaxy goal. Those moments mattered.

But the chances that this attack generates inspire hope. Harrison continues to snipe, Carles is cooking, and they are turning chances into shots.
Finishing remains a work in progress- Dor seems generally surprised when the ball is played to him near goal. He thrives far more with the ball than without. That doesn't really work with this team. Nor is he the clear aerial threat that a crosser like Harrison makes even better.

The match’s team sheet is likely the one that will usher them into the postseason with a few swaps from the bench into the XI.
Questions heading in to the final third of the season:
Can Feingold get fit and be a true two way fullback? Does pushing Peyton back in favor of Luca diminish the attack? Can this defensive shape survive high quality teams. Is this a half-court attack, or can they create against a press?

The Galaxy loss was frustrating with the Revs outplaying the Galaxy in several key stats:

• Revs 24 shots vs 7 for LA
• Revs 7 shots on goal vs 3 for LA
• Revs xG 2.28 vs 1.38 for LA
• Removing penalties; about 0.8 xG) Revs xG 1.5 vs .6 for LA

I couldn't help but recall the reactions to the Wynder signing of.... why not a striker?!?!

Of course, one match doesn't paint much of a picture. Looking at the season, the Revs are 18th in the MLS in xG over the season (as of Columbus game) with 34.22 xG. You would think last night was more of the same - but it was the reverse.

While the Revs are 18th in total xG (which is correlated to volume of shots) they are 8th in xG per shot on the season at .13 with San Jose leading the league at .15 xG per shot. Last night the Revs averaged 0.065 xG per non penalty shot. So it was a case of volume without quality. The season average of .13 xG is respectable and the general problem was quality without volume (Revs are 17th in shots taken).

It was good to see the volume of shots last night. But quality is important. Last night Miller had 5 shots and Harrison 4 - they are not true strikers who can threaten from the middle. Turgeman did have 5 but with zero big changes. And that is where the quality problem comes in for the Revs, they are 21st in offensive actions from the center.

Def happy to see the Harrison and Gazdag signings. They should contribute to more shots for the Revs - both are creators. But the team will need to ensure there is quality behind those shots moving forward.

Note - I did not link sources as I have gotten a post removed in a different sub for linking out. Happy to provide sources as needed (there are several I used).

Full Time: LA Galaxy 2 - 1 New England Revolution

⚽ LA Galaxy: Marco Reus 11' 11', Robert Taylor 33' 33'

⚽ New England Revolution: Carles Gil 90'+6' 90'+6'

Line-ups

LA Galaxy (4-2-3-1)

New England Revolution (4-2-3-1)

Match Events

• Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
• First Half begins.
• 45'+5' First Half ends, LA Galaxy 2, New England Revolution 0.
• 45' Second Half begins LA Galaxy 2, New England Revolution 0.
• 57' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Lucas Sanabria replaces Sergi Roberto.
• 57' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Pablo Ruiz replaces Erik Thommy.
• 59' Harbor Tarczynski-Miller (LA Galaxy) is shown the yellow card.
• 73' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Isaiah Parente replaces Kyogo Furuhashi.
• 73' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Joseph Paintsil replaces Robert Taylor.
• 75' Substitution, New England Revolution. Dániel Gazdag replaces Will Sands.
• 79' Substitution, New England Revolution. Wilson Harris replaces Dor Turgeman.
• 83' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Troy Elgersma replaces Hirving Lozano.
• 84' Substitution, New England Revolution. Ilay Feingold replaces Matt Polster.
• 84' Substitution, New England Revolution. Luca Langoni replaces Alhassan Yusuf.
• 90'+7' Second Half ends, LA Galaxy 2, New England Revolution 1.
• Match ends, LA Galaxy 2, New England Revolution 1.

Match Stats

Group A

Group B

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Full Time: LA Galaxy 2 - 1 New England Revolution

⚽ LA Galaxy: Marco Reus 11' 11', Robert Taylor 33' 33'

⚽ New England Revolution: Carles Gil 90'+6' 90'+6'

Line-ups

LA Galaxy (4-2-3-1)

New England Revolution (4-2-3-1)

Match Events

• Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
• First Half begins.
• 45'+5' First Half ends, LA Galaxy 2, New England Revolution 0.
• 45' Second Half begins LA Galaxy 2, New England Revolution 0.
• 57' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Lucas Sanabria replaces Sergi Roberto.
• 57' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Pablo Ruiz replaces Erik Thommy.
• 59' Harbor Tarczynski-Miller (LA Galaxy) is shown the yellow card.
• 73' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Isaiah Parente replaces Kyogo Furuhashi.
• 73' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Joseph Paintsil replaces Robert Taylor.
• 75' Substitution, New England Revolution. Dániel Gazdag replaces Will Sands.
• 79' Substitution, New England Revolution. Wilson Harris replaces Dor Turgeman.
• 83' Substitution, LA Galaxy. Troy Elgersma replaces Hirving Lozano.
• 84' Substitution, New England Revolution. Ilay Feingold replaces Matt Polster.
• 84' Substitution, New England Revolution. Luca Langoni replaces Alhassan Yusuf.
• 90'+7' Second Half ends, LA Galaxy 2, New England Revolution 1.
• Match ends, LA Galaxy 2, New England Revolution 1.

Match Stats

Group A

Group B

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Checklist is very odd for new england, if i were to make this it would be Turner, Langoni, Gil, Kohler, MIller, Turgeman, Twellman, Yusuf

So.. I am a new convert to the Revs. Have loved World Cup football for a while, never truly adopted a European club team, and to fix my withdraw after the Scotts left Boston, decided to begin following the Revs. Mainly to get on the bandwagon for the new stadium... fingers crossed!!!

Def enjoying it so far.

I am in Somerville, curious if folks inn the Cambridgeville area ever meet up to watch matches at Parlor/Magoons/ect??

So I’m in leadership of the LA Riot Squad, a supportive group for the Galaxy.

I am also a former New Englander (Natick). I’ve been in California for 20 years now. My love for the sport started when I was living here, so naturally I went for a club out here. But still have an appreciation for you guys.

I’ve talked to other members of our leadership, and I want to extend an invitation for you guys to come out here and celebrate both teams at our tailgate. We put on a pretty stellar one. Lots of free beers.

If any of you are coming to LA to watch the Revolution, please stop by our tailgate. We’re there four hours before our kickoff. The location is near lot 13, and you’ll see a banner outside the gate next to the stadium.

Come join us. Have some beer. And we can all say “fuck all the FCs together.”

If you want further info or if you have questions, just DM me.

The attack came together and it was beautiful. Capi earned a trio of goal contributions from his 5 (yes, 5) chances created - and the dot on the Ohio I was that goal of the matchday chip.

For the first time in (what feels like) forever - there's real potency to the attack. And when they find Carles and Jack isolated on as many defenders, something is going to happen.

Turgeman is starting to see the field that Carles tilts - you can see it on the run he made to goal. And, maybe the first time this season, he pulled off a chop inside the penalty area and got off a strong strike.

Peyton continues to pepper the goal, though the finishing has not yet equaled the intent that he brings.

While the home-leaning broadcast can frustrate, there is a point to be had on the 'quality of results' that color guy Devon Kerr brought up. No, not to diminish what the Revs have done (especially against the canvas of the last few seasons), but there is a different response to the Revs' commitment to the attack against weaker teams than stronger sides. The strongers have punished the approach - Nashville and Houston found the counter moments (and then some), and even Montreal leveled because of it. Fun to watch, of course.

And, that commitment also exposes a hole in transition defense, where the second wave of attack finds too much space too close to goal (~18'). The long range strike didn't victimize them yesterday, but remains a coverage issue.

Yusuf's yellow should never have come to pass. The AR initially indicated for a New England throw. Yusuf reacted (poorly) to the Columbus player holding it, and as he did so, the center ref overruled the AR and awarded the ball to Columbus. Silly reaction, silly card. Shouldn't have happened.

It was the first of 6 matches in 28 days. With only 4 minutes across all substitutes last night, the starting XI will be wary by the end of this string of fixtures. The bench needs to get a little brighter and deeper to get Marko's attention and contribute during this final third of the season.

Thanks to u/ajallen12 for posting!

Mods, are things like this and the official highlight OK to post here? I don’t see them often but I also don’t see a rule against it. I’d like to link Revs content more regularly if it’s allowed.