All you need to know about the Revolution’s 2-2 draw with San Jose Earthquakes late Wednesday night, complete with BSJ quickie analysis and insight.
HEADLINES
It’s two costly points dropped: The Positivity Police will look at the result and say, “Hey, we’ve surpassed last year’s road point total!” And that’s true. They will look at it and say, “Hey, that’s points in our last five league matches!” That’s true, too. Positives are great. But the negatives are just as true, and loom just as large in a competitive Eastern Conference race. Revolution supporters wake up on this Thursday morning to discover the club have now dropped eight points since May 26 thanks to four draws in the last five league matches (D-D-W-D-D). Dutch striker Danny Hoesen’s second goal of the match in the 50th minute was the decisive tally, on a wonderful cross by Nick Lima. The Revs had a few chances in the last half hour of the match including a dandy by Juan Agudelo, but couldn't get the onion bag to burp.
Doing it all.
Hoesen nods home an equalizer for @SJEarthquakes. #SJvNE https://t.co/bVm0OhWhPX
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.@DiegoFagundez14 from deeeeeeeep. #SJvNE https://t.co/X3PQdTrqpA
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Blink and you'll miss it. #SJvNE pic.twitter.com/H0Vl18EuYK
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Hoesen gives @SJEarthquakes an early lead. #SJvNE https://t.co/VZ0QpdOsqB
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