Baribo, Union off to historic starts after 2-0 win over still-scoreless Revolution

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In the third round of the American Football League (MLS), Dániel Gazdag's team, the Philadelphia Union, won 2-0 as a guest against the New England Revolution, thus remaining unbeaten.

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New England Revolution blanked at home by Philadelphia

FOXBORO (AP) — Tai Baribo scored his sixth goal of the season and Jovan Lukic scored his first career MLS goal on Saturday night to help the Philadelphia Union beat the New England Revolution 2-0. Philadelphia (3-0-0) is off to its best start in club history. The Union leads MLS with 10 goals scored this season and their plus-seven goal differential is tied for fourth best in league history through three games. New England (0-2-1) has been shut …

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Baribo, Union off to historic starts after 2-0 win over still-scoreless Revolution

Tai Baribo scored his sixth goal of the season and Jovan Lukic scored his first career MLS goal to help the Philadelphia Union beat the New England Revolution 2-0. Philadelphia (3-0-0) is off to its best start in club history.…

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Philadelphia Union’s Tai Baribo make MLS history with Impressive Start – Philly Sports

Tai Baribo and Philadelphia Union extended their winning streak to three games with a history-making performance against the New England Revolution over the weekend. With the 2-0 win at Gillette Stadium and Tai Baribo’s sixth goal of the season, the Union and their center forward made and tied both club and league records on the night. In a game that was looking like a shadow of their first two games of the season, it was a 76th minute header fr…

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Final scorer of the match, 0-2 in favor of Philadelphia Union. Photograph: New England Revolution. Things are getting worse for the New England Revolution at this start of the MLS 2025 season. The Revolution lost its second consecutive match at Gillette Stadium. This time at the hands of the Philadelphia Union, the team that started this season full steam, winning its first three games for the first time in its history. Tai Baribo opened the sco…

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Match Report: New England Revolution 0 – 2 Philadelphia Union

Union return to Subaru Park victorious with a 2-0 win vs. the NE Revolution in Foxborough.