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Carles Gil Scores Two Late Goals as Revolution Extend Unbeaten Run to 7 with 2-1 Victory over Union
Gil scored the winner and added an assist as New England extended its unbeaten run to seven and handed Philadelphia another setback.
- On Saturday night, the New England Revolution defeated the Philadelphia Union 2-1, with midfielder Carles Gil recording a goal and an assist to extend their unbeaten streak to seven matches.
- The Philadelphia Union are struggling through the worst start in club history, just one year after manager Bradley Carnell led the team to the Supporters' Shield and Eastern Conference title.
- Defender Will Sands' own goal gave Philadelphia a 1-0 lead in the 37th minute, but Luca Langoni equalized in the 61st minute before Gil scored the winner in the 87th minute.
- Manager Bradley Carnell expressed frustration over conceding preventable goals, citing physical fatigue among attacking players and noting an apparent hyperextended elbow suffered by striker Milan Iloski.
- Three games remain before the World Cup break, beginning with a match at Orlando City on Wednesday and followed by a home fixture against the Columbus Crew.
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The Union are improving, but a blown lead in a loss at New England shows there’s still work to do
Ezekiel Alladoh's close-range miss was far from the only reason why the Union fell 2-1. The team as a whole gave up undoubtedly preventable goals in the 61st and 87th minutes.
·Philadelphia, United States
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Jackson Progress-ArgusRevolution stay hot, continue Union's miserable start
Carles Gil scored in the 87th minute as the New England Revolution overcame an own goal to remain perfect at home with a 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Union on Saturday night in Foxborough, Mass.
·Clayton, United States
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Box Score | New England Revolution 2, Philadelphia Union 1
Philadelphia Union fell 2-1 to the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium on Saturday night. The Union opened the scoring in the 37th minute after benefiting from an own goal by William Sands. New England responded with second half goals in the 61st and 87th minutes. The Union return to
·Chester, United States
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right1Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution53% Left
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L 53%
C 40%
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