All you need to know about the Revolution’s 3-3 draw with Orlando City SC Saturday night in quickie form, complete with BSJ quickie analysis and insight.
HEADLINES
Another late gut punch takes pivotal points away from New England: We’ve read this script before. Two poorly-defended second-half set-piece goals by host Orlando City spoiled an otherwise good performance by the Revolution on Saturday night, with Scott Sutter’s goal in the third minute of stoppage time the decisive equalizer for the Lions. Sutter had started the move at the top of the 18, shook off Luis Caicedo’s mark, and while Caicedo tried to stay with him, the free kick went to Sutter for a glancing header that Matt Turner couldn’t stop.
Unreal.
It's 3-3 in Orlando. #ORLvNE https://t.co/QJmZEmkRKO
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Bunbury puts @NERevolution back in front! #ORLvNE https://t.co/vQOMt7pUWb
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Gotta keep an eye on that near post.
1-0 @NERevolution. #ORLvNE https://t.co/LnrudCQGdb
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It's two for @NERevolution! #ORLvNE https://t.co/lJO7jKLUrY
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Right back in it.@Ddwyer14 pulls one back for @OrlandoCitySC. #ORLvNE https://t.co/0uV4iDmVx8
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All square in Orlando!
Amro Tarek nods it home. #ORLvNE https://t.co/GCZbry9R7Q
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