All you need to know about the Revolution’s 2-0 loss to New York Red Bulls Saturday night in quickie form, complete with BSJ quickie analysis and insight.
HEADLINES
Third straight loss for Revolution: A pattern is developing, and it’s not a good one, folks. For the third consecutive matchup, New England earns no points and is now on a four-match winless streak thanks to a 2-0 loss to New York Red Bulls at Red Bull Arena, where the Revs are now 0-9-1 in 10 regular-season visits to this Garden State House of Horrors. The loss evens the Revolution up at 7-7-7 on the season.
Poor marking, bad foul leads to both Red Bulls goals: The match had been all square, but New York started to get a better foothold in it around the hour mark and had the Revs on the back foot for the last half an hour. In the 68th minute, a foul by Claude Dielna yields a free kick out on the flank, and the resulting service sees Daniel Royer slide past an unknowing Andrew Farrell as Matt Turner is charging out to make a play, and Royer taps it in for the first goal. 11 minutes more elapsed before a nice service by Kaku sees Bradley Wright-Phillips shake Jalil Anibaba away and head it in beyond Turner’s dive.
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1-0 #RBNYvNE | #RBNY pic.twitter.com/ylPNWIU3ll
— New York Red Bulls (@NewYorkRedBulls) July 22, 2018
THAT'S 99 FOR 99! pic.twitter.com/WCRCEGRDYJ
— New York Red Bulls (@NewYorkRedBulls) July 22, 2018
Nearly the opener...#RBNYvNE | #RBNY pic.twitter.com/4Ymii7Q7Ad
— New York Red Bulls (@NewYorkRedBulls) July 21, 2018
Incredible save by Luis Robles!!!#RBNYvNE | #RBNY pic.twitter.com/vTIJUlNLaP
— New York Red Bulls (@NewYorkRedBulls) July 21, 2018