FOXBOROUGH — All you need to know about the Revolution’s 2-1 win over Minnesota United FC on Saturday afternoon, complete with BSJ analysis and insight:
HEADLINES
Bye’s goal gives Revolution first win of the season: The goal had been coming, with the pitch tilting toward The Fort through the first quarter hour of the second half. But the Revolution would finally capitalize on all of that possession — all of that pure dominance — in the 62nd minute, as Brandon Bye, from a rather obtuse angle, punched in a Teal Bunbury “pass” to put New England ahead for the final half an hour. DeJuan Jones was also credited with an assist for playing Bunbury into space. The win puts The Boys In Blue up to 10th place in the Eastern Conference with 4 points.
It's a 2-1 @NERevolution lead now after Brandon Bye finishes from a tight angle! ?#NEvMIN https://t.co/maTOvTcQCj
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) March 30, 2019
Diving header from @jalil_anibaba4 opens the scoring for @NERevolution! ?#NEvMIN pic.twitter.com/LflVaCDxWE
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) March 30, 2019