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NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION VS. NEW YORK CITY FC: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2021

2021 MLS SCHEDULE2021 MLS SCHEDULE

2021 MLS RECORD: 16-4-4(Home: 9-1-1 Away: 7-3-3)

2021 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULEDate Opponent Time / Result BroadcastSat., April 17 at Chicago Fire FC T, 2-2 WBZ/myRITVSat., April 24 D.C. UNITED W, 1-0 TV38/myRITVSat., May 1 ATLANTA UNITED FC W, 2-1 TV38/myRITVSat., May 8 at Nashville SC L, 0-2 TV38/myRITVWed., May 12 at Philadelphia Union T, 1-1 TV38/myRITVSun., May 16 COLUMBUS CREW W, 1-0 ESPN2Sat., May 22 NEW YORK RED BULLS W, 3-1 TV38/myRITVSat., May 29 at FC Cincinnati W, 1-0 TV38/myRITV/CoziTVSat., June 19 at New York City FC W, 3-2 TV38/myRITV/CoziTVWed., June 23 NEW YORK RED BULLS W, 3-2 TV38/myRITVSun., June 27 at FC Dallas L, 2-1 TV38/myRITVSat., July 3 at Columbus Crew T, 2-2 ESPNWed., July 7 TORONTO FC L, 2-3 TV38/myRITV/CoziTVSat., July 17 at Atlanta United FC W, 1-0 ESPNWed., July 21 at Inter Miami CF W, 5-0 TV38/myRITVSun., July 25 CF MONTREAL W, 2-1 TV38/myRITVSat., July 31 at New York Red Bulls W, 3-2 TV38/myRITVWed., Aug. 4 NASHVILLE SC T, 0-0 TV38/myRITV/CoziTVSun., Aug. 8 PHILADELPHIA UNION W, 2-1 TV38/myRITVSat., Aug. 14 at Toronto FC W, 2-1 TV38/myRITVWed., Aug. 18 D.C. UNITED W, 3-2 TV38/myRITVSat., Aug. 21 FC CINCINNATI W, 4-1 WBZ/myRITVSat., Aug. 28 at New York City FC L, 2-0 TV38/myRITVFri., Sept. 3 at Philadelphia Union W, 1-0 TV38/myRITVSat., Sept. 11 NEW YORK CITY FC 7:00 p.m. TV38/myRITV/CoziTVSat., Sept. 18 COLUMBUS CREW 7:00 p.m. TV38/myRITVSat., Sept. 25 ORLANDO CITY SC 7:00 p.m. TV38/myRITVWed., Sept. 29 at CF Montreal 7:30 p.m. TV38/myRITVSat., Oct. 16 CHICAGO FIRE FC 7:00 p.m. TV38/myRITVWed., Oct. 20 at D.C. United 7:30 p.m. TV38/myRITVSun., Oct. 24 at Orlando City SC TBD FS1Wed., Oct. 27 COLORADO RAPIDS 7:00 p.m. TV38/myRITVSun., Oct. 31 at Chicago Fire FC 2:00 p.m. TV38/myRITV/CoziTVSun., Nov. 7 INTER MIAMI CF 3:30 p.m. TV38/myRITV/CoziTV

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEPRONUNCIATION GUIDE # Player Pos. Pronunciation 2 Andrew Farrell D FAIR-ull 4 Henry Kessler D KESS-lurr 5 Wilfrid Kaptoum M WILL-frid kap-TOOM 7 Gustavo Bou F goo-STAH-voh BOH 8 Matt Polster M POLE-stir 9 Adam Buksa F BOOK-sah 10 Teal Bunbury F TEEL BUN-burr-ree 11 Emmanuel Boateng F EE-ma BOA-tang 12 Justin Rennicks F WREN-icks 13 Maciel M MAH-see-ELL 17 Tajon Buchanan M TAY-zhon BYU-cannon 18 Brad Knighton GK NIGHT-ton 19 Edward Kizza F KIZZ-uh 22 Carles Gil M CAR-LESS HEEL 24 DeJuan Jones M de-WAHN 25 Arnór Traustason M ARE-nor TRIST-steh-sun 26 Tommy McNamara M MACK-na-MARE-ah 27 Luis Caicedo M loo-EES kai-SAY-doh 28 A.J. DeLaGarza D DAY-la-GAR-za 32 Christian Mafla D MA-fla 35 Collin Verfurth D VERR-furth 72 Damian Rivera M DAME-ee-in riv-AIR-uh

THE PRESS BOXTHE PRESS BOXBroadcast Information

Television: TV38, myRITV, CoziTVTalent: Brad Feldman (Play-by-Play), Charlie Davies (Analyst), Naoko Funayama (Sideline)Radio: 98.5 The Sports Hub (English); WBIX 1260 Nossa Radio (Portuguese)Streaming: ESPN+ for out-of-market subscribers

Postgame Press Conference: Click here to participate in the postgame press conference with Bruce Arena and select Revolution players.

LAST STARTING XI (SEPTEMBER 3 AT PHILADELPHIA)LAST STARTING XI (SEPTEMBER 3 AT PHILADELPHIA)

10 BUNBURY10 BUNBURY21 GP, 7 GS, 2 G, 0 A

25 TRAUSTASON25 TRAUSTASON22 GP, 17 GS, 2 G, 6 A

REGULAR SEASONMATCH #25

vs NEW yORk CITy fC

2021 MLS Record:16-4-4, 52 pts.

1st in East. Conf.

Saturday, September 11Gillette Stadium

(Foxborough, Mass.)7:00 p.m. ET

GAME CAPSULEGAME CAPSULE

2021 MLS Record:10-7-4, 34 pts.

4th in East. Conf.

19 KIZZA19 KIZZA9 GP, 1 GS, 0 G, 0 A

26 MCNAMARA26 MCNAMARA24 GP, 13 GS, 2 G, 3 A

5 KAPTOUM5 KAPTOUM16 GP, 7 GS, 0 G, 1 A

8 POLSTER8 POLSTER22 GP, 19 GS, 2 G, 0A

15 BYE15 BYE20 GP, 19 GS, 2G, 2A

24 JONES24 JONES21 GP, 21 GS, 2 G, 4 A

2 FARRELL2 FARRELL24 GP, 24 GS, 0 G, 1 A

4 KESSLER4 KESSLER19 GP, 16 GS, 0 G, 0 A

18 KNIGHTON18 KNIGHTON6 GP, 6 GS, 1.00 GAA


LAST fIvE GAMES (4-1-0)LAST fIvE GAMES (4-1-0)

QUOTEWORTHyQUOTEWORTHy

Here are a few notable quotes following last Friday's win at Philadlephia:

Revolution Sporting Director & Head Coach Bruce ArenaOn the key to securing the win despite playing the final 31 minutes with 10 men:Arena: “A lot of smart play. I think our 10 players working together. Brad Knighton came up with some big plays. The backline did a good job. Carles [Gil] came in the game and gave us position at times when they needed. I thought Teal [Bunbury] worked very hard. The play of [Tommy] McNamara and [Matt] Polster in the midfield was excellent. Our center backs, the whole backline did a good job. So collectively, the guys did a very good job, and we had a chance to get that second goal as well, so I think during those last 30 minutes, we did a pretty solid job of defending well, being able to keep the ball a little bit, and backing them up as well to give us a little bit of a breather also.”

Revolution Midfielder Matt PolsterOn the character the team showed in this win: Polster: “This group just wants to win. I think the boys have said it a cou-ple times. Sometimes we don’t care how we win, we just want to win. Granted, I don’t think we would want to go do that again, per se, but it’s good to show that grit and character and winning mentality in these kinds of environments. We knew it wasn’t going to be easy. So, to come out of here with three points is huge, because now we have a three-day break and we can just regain and go for the weekend against [New York] City now. So, it’s really positive. I’m really proud of the boys. I don’t think we played particularly well, but, you know, we can clean that up. I think the most important thing is the mentality we showed tonight, which was whatever it takes to get three points, and we showed that we can do that.”

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PLAyER AvAILABILITy REPORTPLAyER AvAILABILITy REPORTQUESTIONABLE: Jon Bell Gustavo Bou Carles Gil Maciel

WHAT TO WATCH fOR vS. NEW yORk CITyWHAT TO WATCH fOR vS. NEW yORk CITyTEAM:• The Revolution entering the final 10 games of the regualar season with

a 10-point lead in the Supporters' Shield race and a 14-point edge in the Eastern Conference.

• The Revolution remaining on pace to challenge the MLS single-season points record (72 - LAFC, 2019).

• New England registering a victory to match the club record for wins in a single season (17 - 2005 and 2014).

• The Revolution improving on a 9-1-1 record at Gillette Stadium and adding to their nine home wins, most in MLS.

• New England reaching double-digit wins at home for the sixth time as they go for five-straight wins in Foxborough.

• New England improving on its league-best +17 Goal differential. • New England approaching club records for points (59), goals scored (55),

and assists (66) in a season. • The Revs' attack continuing to pace MLS in goals (45), assists (47), passes

into the final third (1428), and fast breaks (24). • New England remaining among the league leaders in shots (5th - 324),

shots on target (2nd - 125), corners taken (2nd - 142), and touches in the opposing box (4th - 564).

• The Revs building on a 13-0-2 record this year when scoring the first goal, best in the league.

• The Revolution setting a new MLS record with their 14th win in games decided by a one-goal margin (13-2-0), which is currently tied for the most ever in a single campaign.

• New England continuing to dominate at both the beginning and end of matches. The Revolution lead MLS in goals scored in the first half (24) and goals scored after the 75th minute (11).

• The Revolution defeating New York City FC twice in a season for the first time since 2015. New England leads the all-time series, 8-6-4.

INDIVIDUAL:• Bruce Arena building on his 4-4-1 all-time record against NYCFC. • Arena (234) winning six more games to tie Sigi Schmid for the most reg-

ular season wins in MLS history. • D Andrew Farrell continuing to lead MLS in minutes played this season,

and pace all MLS players in appearances, starts, and minutes since 2013. • Farrell holding his position among league leaders in clearances (2nd -

107), possessions won (4th - 181), and blocks (T-4th - 19). • Farrell and M Tommy McNamara remaining the only two Revolution

players to appear in every game this season. • GK Matt Turner (United States), F Adam Buksa (Poland) and F Tajon

Buchanan (Canada) potentially returning from international duty for World Cup Qualifiers, during which they combined to earn nine caps for the United States, Poland, and Canada, respectively.

• D DeJuan Jones (2G, 4A) adding to his six combined goals and assists, tied for second most among MLS defenders.

• New England’s trio of Designated Players – F Gustavo Bou, F Adam Buk-sa and M Carles Gil – adding to their combined 24 goals and 21 assists.

• Gustavo Bou (12) chasing Seattle’s Raul Ruidiaz (14) in the Golden Boot race, while Adam Buksa (10) ranks tied for seventh league-wide.

• Bou adding to his 11 goals in the last 16 games and five game-winning goals on the season.

• Carles Gil continuing to lead MLS in assists (15), chances created (86), big chances created (20), chances created from open play (50), chances created from set play (36), and successful crosses/corners (65).

• Gil (15) approaching the Revolution (19) and MLS (26) single-season as-sists records.

• Gil adding to his club-record seven game-winning assists, one away from tying the MLS record for a single season.

• Buksa continuing to pace MLS in headed shots (32) and aerials won (88), while leading all forwards in duels won (149). The Polish striker ranks third in shots (75) and fourth in shots on target (28).

• GK Brad Knighton potentially adding to his three shutouts in six starts this season, including five straight wins en route to a 5-1-0 record.

• D Brandon Bye (7,499) eclipsing 7,500 minutes played in MLS with his next appearance.

• M Matt Polster continuing to rank among top midfielders in clearances (4th - 37) and interceptions (5th - 31).

• F Edward Kizza building on his first MLS start, a 62-minute performance in last Friday’s win at Philadelphia.

August 14 at TorontoW, 2-1

August 18 vs. D.C. UnitedW, 3-2

August 21 vs. FC CincinnatiW, 4-1

August 28 at New York CityL, 2-0

September 3 at PhiladelphiaW, 1-0


2021 NEW ENGLAND REvOLUTION ALPHABETICAL ROSTER2021 NEW ENGLAND REvOLUTION ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

2021 NEW ENGLAND REvOLUTION NUMERICAL ROSTER2021 NEW ENGLAND REvOLUTION NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Date of Birth Place of Birth Last Club23 Jon Bell D 6-1 175 08/26/1997 Rockville, Md. Revolution II (USL League One)11 Emmanuel Boateng M 5-6 150 01/17/1994 Accra, Ghana Columbus Crew SC (MLS) 7 Gustavo Bou F 5-10 175 02/18/1990 Concordia, Argentina Club Tijuana (MEX)17 Tajon Buchanan F 5-11 150 02/08/1999 Brampton, Ontario -- 9 Adam Buksa F 6-3 185 07/12/1996 Kraków, Poland Pogón Szczecin (POL)10 Teal Bunbury F 6-2 185 02/27/1990 Hamilton, Ontario Sporting Kansas City (MLS)15 Brandon Bye D 6-0 175 11/29/1995 Portage, Mich. --27 Luis Caicedo M 5-7 155 05/18/1996 Apartadó, Colombia Cortuluá (COL) 6 Scott Caldwell M 5-8 150 03/15/1991 Braintree, Mass. --28 A.J. DeLaGarza D 5-9 150 11/04/1987 Bryans Road, Md. Inter Miami CF (MLS)36 Earl Edwards Jr. GK 6-3 205 01/24/1992 San Diego, Calif. D.C. United (MLS) 2 Andrew Farrell D 5-11 185 04/02/1992 Louisville, Ky. --22 Carles Gil M 5-7 145 11/22/1992 Valencia, Spain Deportivo de La Coruña (ESP)24 DeJuan Jones D 5-9 165 06/24/1997 Lansing, Mich. -- 5 Wilfrid Kaptoum M 5-9 160 07/07/1996 Douala, Cameroon Real Betis (ESP) 4 Henry Kessler D 6-4 175 06/25/1998 New York, N.Y. --19 Edward Kizza F 5-9 170 12/17/1998 Kampala, Uganda --18 Brad Knighton GK 6-2 185 02/06/1985 Hickory, N.C. Vancouver Whitecaps FC (MLS)13 Maciel M 5-6 150 01/18/2000 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Revolution II (USL League One)32 Christian Mafla D 5-9 155 01/15/1993 Palmira, Colombia Atlético Nacional (COL)26 Tommy McNamara M 5-9 170 02/06/1991 West Nyack, N.Y. Houston Dynamo (MLS) 8 Matt Polster M 6-0 170 06/08/1993 Milwaukee, Wisc. Rangers FC (SCO)12 Justin Rennicks F 5-11 165 03/20/1999 Beverly, Mass. --72 Damian Rivera M 5-10 170 12/08/2002 Cranston, R.I. --25 Arnór Traustason M 6-0 165 04/30/1993 Keflavík, Iceland Malmö FF (SWE)30 Matt Turner GK 6-3 195 06/24/1994 Park Ridge, N.J. --35 Collin Verfurth D 6-4 190 03/08/1996 Reston, Va. Revolution II (USL League One)

No. Player Pos. Pronunciation Hometown College2 Andrew Farrell D FAIR-ull Louisville, Ky. Louisville4 Henry Kessler D KESS-lurr New York. N.Y. Virginia 5 Wilfrid Kaptoum M WILL-frid kap-TOOM Douala, Cameroon --6 Scott Caldwell M Braintree, Mass. Akron7 Gustavo Bou F goo-STAH-voh BOH Concordia, Argentina -- 8 Matt Polster F POLL-stir Las Vegas, Nev. SIU-Edwardsville 9 Adam Buksa F BOOK-sah Kraków, Poland -- 10 Teal Bunbury F TEEL BUN-burr-ree Hamilton, Ontario Akron11 Emmanuel Boateng M EE-ma BOA-tang Accra, Ghana UC-Santa Barbara12 Justin Rennicks F WREN-icks South Hamilton, Mass. Indiana13 Maciel M MA-see-ELL Rio de Janeiro, Brazil --15 Brandon Bye D Portage, Mich. Western Michigan17 Tajon Buchanan F TAY-zhon BYU-cannon Brampton, Ontario Syracuse18 Brad Knighton GK NIGH-ton Richmond, Va. UNC-Wilmington19 Edward Kizza F KIZZ-zuh Kampala, Uganda Pittsburgh22 Carles Gil M CAR-LESS HEEL Valencia, Spain --23 Jon Bell D Silver Spring, Md. UMBC24 DeJuan Jones D de-WAHN Lansing, Mich. Michigan State25 Arnór Traustason M ARE-nor TRIST-steh-sun Keflavík, Iceland --26 Tommy McNamara M MACK-nuh-MARE-uh West Nyack, N.Y. Clemson27 Luis Caicedo M loo-EES kai-SAY-doh Apartadó, Colombia --28 A.J. DeLaGarza D DAY-la-GAR-za Bryans Road, Md. Maryland30 Matt Turner GK Park Ridge, N.J. Fairfield32 Christian Mafla D MA-fla Palmira, Colombia --35 Collin Verfurth D VERR-furth Ashburn, Va. Virginia Tech36 Earl Edwards Jr. GK San Diego, Calif. UCLA72 Damian Rivera M DAME-ee-inn riv-AIR-uh Cranston, R.I. --

Sporting Director and Head Coach: Bruce ArenaTechnical Director: Curt OnalfoAssistant Coach: Richie WilliamsAssistant Coach: Dave van den BerghAssistant Coach (Goalkeepers): Kevin Hitchcock

Director of Sports Performance: Jarryd PhillipsHead of Sports Science: James CollinsDirector of Sports Medicine/Head Athletic Trainer: Eric BengtsonRehabilitation Coordinator/Assistant Athletic Trainer: Matt KirkpatrickAssistant Athletic Trainer: Harrison Hall

Equipment Manager: Scott EmmensDirector of Soccer Operations: Tyler FletcherSoccer Operations Manager: Kevin Mellon


2021 MLS REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS2021 MLS REGULAR SEASON STATISTICSUNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E

7 F Gustavo Bou 21 18 1640 12 4 50 23 17 10 17 18 1 0

9 F Adam Buksa 23 16 1519 10 2 75 28 27 33 4 0 1 0

17 F Tajon Buchanan 17 13 1118 6 4 34 15 19 40 2 1 2 0

22 M Carles Gil 18 17 1526 2 15 31 12 1 48 0 94 0 0

25 M Arnor Traustason 22 17 1281 2 6 26 9 15 16 2 9 4 2

24 D DeJuan Jones 21 21 1794 2 4 11 5 15 27 0 0 2 1

26 M Tommy McNamara 24 13 1348 2 3 19 7 19 10 1 11 4 0

15 D Brandon Bye 20 19 1736 2 2 16 5 21 9 0 0 3 0

10 F Teal Bunbury 21 7 745 2 0 25 11 17 15 3 2 2 0

8 M Matt Polster 22 19 1606 2 0 12 3 27 25 0 1 5 0

11 M Emmanuel Boateng 6 2 216 1 3 4 1 3 1 0 6 0 0

23 D Jon Bell 8 7 593 1 1 3 2 8 0 0 0 1 0

28 D A.J. DeLaGarza 8 3 371 0 1 1 0 2 4 0 0 1 0

2 D Andrew Farrell 24 24 2160 0 1 2 1 16 19 0 0 4 0

5 M Wilfrid Kaptoum 16 7 574 0 1 5 1 14 5 0 0 4 0

6 M Scott Caldwell 9 1 141 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0

4 D Henry Kessler 19 16 1472 0 0 3 1 13 15 0 0 4 0

19 F Edward Kizza 9 1 153 0 0 3 0 4 1 0 0 0 0

18 G Brad Knighton 6 6 540 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

13 M Maciel 17 14 1156 0 0 3 1 14 6 0 0 1 0

32 D Christian Mafla 7 5 372 0 0 0 0 11 4 0 0 1 0

12 F Justin Rennicks 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

72 M Damian Rivera 1 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

30 G Matt Turner 18 18 1620 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0

27 M Luis Caicedo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

36 G Earl Edwards Jr. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

35 D Collin Verfurth 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Own-goals received 1

Team totals 24 24 2160 45 47 324 125 268 304 29 142 40 3

Opponent totals 24 24 2160 28 30 338 114 304 268 35 128 54 1

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Gustavo Bou 5, Adam Buksa 3, Arnor Traustason 1, Matt Polster 1, Tommy McNamara 1,

DeJuan Jones 1, Carles Gil 1, Tajon Buchanan 1, Emmanuel Boateng 1.

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Carles Gil 7, Arnor Traustason 2, Brandon Bye 2, Adam Buksa 2, Tajon Buchanan 2,

Wilfrid Kaptoum 1

PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Gustavo Bou 1-2, Carles Gil 1-1

NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO

18 G Brad Knighton 6 6 540 28 22 6 1.00 0 0 5 1 0 3

30 G Matt Turner 18 18 1620 86 64 22 1.22 1 2 11 3 4 4

Team totals 24 24 2160 114 86 28 1.17 1 2 16 4 4 7

Opponent totals 24 24 2160 125 78 45 1.88 2 3 4 16 4 3

2021 REGULAR SEASON RESULTSMLS REGULAR SEASONDate Opponent Result Score Attend. MLS Record Place Pts. Goal ScorersSat., April 17 at Chicago Fire FC T 2-2 8,102 0-0-1 T-3rd 1 Buksa (1), Bou (1) Sat., April 24 vs. D.C. United W 1-0 N/A 1-0-1 T-1st 4 Hines-Ike (Own Goal)Sat., May 1 vs. Atlanta United FC W 2-1 N/A 2-0-1 1st 7 Bye (1), Gil (1) Sat., May 8 at Nashville SC L 0-2 12,510 2-1-1 2nd 7 -Wed., May 12 at Philadelphia Union T 1-1 5,000 2-1-2 2nd 8 Bunbury (1)Sun., May 16 vs. Columbus SC W 1-0 N/A 3-1-2 1st 11 Buksa (2)Sat., May 22 vs. New York Red Bulls W 3-1 N/A 4-1-2 1st 14 Bou (2), Buchanan (1), Buksa (3)Sat., May 29 at FC Cincinnati W 1-0 11,000 5-1-2 1st 17 Buksa (4)Sat., June 19 at New York City FC W 3-2 4,929 6-1-2 1st 20 Bou (3), Bell (1), McNamara (1)Wed., June 23 vs. New York Red Bulls W 3-2 N/A 7-1-2 1st 23 Buchanan (2), Jones (1), Bou (4)Sun., June 27 at FC Dallas L 2-1 14,889 7-2-2 1st 23 Bou (5)Sat., July 3 at Columbus Crew T 2-2 20,371 7-2-3 1st 24 Bou (6), Buchanan (3)Wed., July 7 vs. Toronto FC L 3-2 N/A 7-3-3 1st 24 Buksa (5), Gil (2)Sat., July 17 at Atlanta United FC W 1-0 42,517 8-3-3 1st 27 Bou (7)Wed., July 21 at Inter Miami CF W 5-0 13,963 9-3-3 1st 30 Bunbury (2), Buksa (6, 7), Traustason (1, 2)Sun. July 25 vs. CF Montreal W 2-1 18,217 10-3-3 1st 33 Bou (8,9)Sat., July 31 at New York Red Bulls W 3-2 13,444 11-3-3 1st 36 Bou (10), Bye (2), Buksa (8)Wed., Aug. 4 vs. Nashville SC T 0-0 10,279 11-3-4 1st 37 -Sun., Aug. 8 vs. Philadelphia W 2-1 17,054 12-3-4 1st 40 Polster (1), Bou (11)Sat., Aug. 14 at Toronto FC W 2-1 N/A 13-3-4 1st 43 Buchanan (4), Bou (12)Wed., Aug. 18 vs. D.C. United W 3-2 11,419 14-3-4 1st 46 McNamara (2), Buchanan (5), Jones (2)Sat., Aug. 21 vs. FC Cincinnati W 4-1 18,268 15-3-4 1st 49 Buchanan (6), Boateng (1), Buksa (9, 10)Sat., Aug. 28 at New York City FC L 2-0 N/A 15-4-4 1st 49 -Fri., Sept. 3 at Philadelphia W 1-0 N/A 16-4-4 1st 52 Polster (2)


TEAM COMPARISONS: 2021 REGULAR SEASONTEAM COMPARISONS: 2021 REGULAR SEASON

TALE Of THE TAPE: 2021 REGULAR SEASONTALE Of THE TAPE: 2021 REGULAR SEASON

Overall: 16-4-4Eastern Conference: 1stHome: 9-1-1Away: 7-3-3Goals For: 45Goals Against: 28Goal Differential: 17

Overall: 10-7-4Eastern Conference: 4thHome: 8-2-1Away: 2-5-3Goals For: 37Goals Against: 22Goal Differential: 15

NEW ENGLAND __________ HEAD COACHES _________ NEW YORK CITY

Bruce Arena __________________ Name ___________________ Ronny Deila

17 __________________ Total Years Coaching in MLS __________________ 2

234-135-109 _____________ Career MLS Record _________________ 22-15-7

3rd ______________________ Years with Team ___________________ same

32-14-20 ________________ Record with Team ___________________ same

NEW ENGLAND _________TEAM CATEGORIES ________ NEW YORK CITY

24 ___________________________ Games ___________________________ 21

45 _______________________ Goals Scored _______________________ 37

1.87 ______________________ Goals Per Game _____________________ 1.76

28 _______________________ Goals Allowed _______________________ 22

1.16 __________________ Goals Allowed Per Game _________________ 1.04

17 _______________________ Goal Differential _______________________ 15

324__________________________ Shots __________________________ 351

125 _______________________ Shots on Goal ______________________ 128

304 ______________________ Fouls Suffered ______________________ 235

268 _____________________ Fouls Committed _____________________ 309

40 ________________________Yellow Cards ________________________ 46

3 __________________________ Red Cards __________________________ 3

NEW ENGLAND _____ 2021 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ____ NEW YORK CITY

Bou (12) _______________________ Goals ________________ Castellanos (11)

Gil (15) _______________________ Assists ___________________ Moralez (8)

Buksa (75) _____________________Shots ________________ Castellanos (99)

Buksa (28) _________________ Shots on Goal ____________Castellanos (45)

Bou (5) ________________ Game-Winning Goals _Tajouri-Shradi/Medina (3)

Gil (7) ________________ Game-Winning Assists ________ Castellanos (3)

Gil (48) ___________________ Fouls Suffered _______________Moralez (36)

Buksa/ Polster (27) _________ Fouls Committed ___________ Castellanos (55)

Polster (5) __________________Yellow Cards ______________Castellanos (6)

Traustason (2) ________________ Red Cards ____ Acevedo/Moralez/Parks (1)

NEW ENGLAND ____ 2021 GOALKEEPER LEADERS ___ NEW YORK CITY

Turner (1620) ______________ Minutes Played ____________Johnson (1440)

Knighton (1.00) _________ Goals Against Average _________ Johnson (1.06)

Turner (11) _____________________ Wins ___________________ Johnson (7)

Turner (4) ____________________ Shutouts __________________Johnson (6)

Turner (64) ____________________Saves ___________________Johnson (42)

NEW ENGLAND NEW yORk REvOLUTION CITy fC

ALL-TIME RECORD vS. NEW yORk CITyALL-TIME RECORD vS. NEW yORk CITy

• Revolution Sporting Director and Head Coach Bruce Arena was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. and grew up on Long Island supporting the New York Yankees.

• Revolution midfielder Tommy McNamara played four seasons with New York City FC from 2015-2018, recording 13 goals and 14 assists across 86 appearances. McNamara recorded a career-best five goals in 2015 and 2016, and a career-best nine assists in 2016.

• McNamara is a native of West Nyack, N.Y. • Revolution defender Henry Kessler is a native of New York Cit, N.Y. • Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner is a native of Park Ridge, N.J. • Revolution midfielder Arnór Traustason and NYCFC defender

Gudmundur Thórarinsson both represent the Iceland Men's Na-tional Team.

• Revolution assistant coach Dave van den Bergh coached NY-CFC defenders James Sands and Chris Gloster within the United States youth international setup, including the 2018 Under-18 Slo-vakia Cup.

• New York City FC goalkeeper Sean Johnson played under Revolu-tion Sporting Director & Head Coach Bruce Arena with the United States Men's National Team.

• Revolution defender A.J. DeLaGarza and NYCFC assistant coach Robert Vartughian helped the University of Maryland men's soc-cer team to a pair of national titles in 2005 and 2008 as a player and assistant coach, respectively.

• Revolution goalkeeper Earl Edwards Jr. and NYCFC midfielder Tony Rocha were teammates at Orlando City SC from 2016-2018.

• Revolution midfielder Maciel and NYCFC forward Talles Magno are both natives of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

NEW ENGLAND - NEW yORk CITy CONNECTIONSNEW ENGLAND - NEW yORk CITy CONNECTIONS

Overall: 8-6-4Home: 4-2-2 Away: 4-4-2

Date Score NE Result03/15/15 New England 0 at New York City 2 L07/18/15 New York City 0 at New England 1 W10/25/15 New England 3 at New York City 1 W03/26/16 New England 1 at New York City 1 T07/06/16 New York City 1 at New England 0 L09/10/16 New York City 1 at New England 3 W05/31/17 New England 2 at New York City 2 T08/20/17 New England 1 at New York City 2 L10/15/17 New York City 1 at New England 2 W03/24/18 New York City 2 at New England 2 T09/05/18 New England 1 at New York City 0 W09/07/19 New England 1 at New York City 2 L09/29/19 New York City 0 at New England 2 W09/02/20 New York City 2 at New England 0 L09/19/20 New York City 0 at New England 0 T10/11/20 New England 2 at New York City 1 W06/19/21 New England 3 at New York City 2 W08/28/21 New England 0 at New York City 2 L

NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION VS. NEW YORK CITY FC: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2021TEAM NOTESTEAM NOTES

A trio of Revolution players excelled on the international stage during September's World Cup Qualifiers as Adam Buksa (Poland), Tajon Bu-chanan (Canada), and goalkeeper Matt Turner (United States) combined to earn nine caps and go undefeated in FIFA World Cup Qualifiers for their respective countries.

Buksa, 25, scored four goals in his first three caps with the Poland National Team in World Cup Qualifying matches against Albania on Sept. 2, San Marino on Sept. 5, and England on Sept. 8. On his international debut, Buksa started and scored the winning goal in a 4-1 win over Albania. The striker followed that up with a second-half hat trick in a 7-1 victory over San Marino. He added another start and a 62-minute shift in Poland's 1-1 draw against England.

Buchanan, 22, has earned all 12 of his senior caps with Canada in 2021 , with seven coming in World Cup Qualifiers. The Brampton, Ontario native played in all three matches for Canada, starting twice, and recorded a goal and an assist in a 3-0 victory over El Salvador on Sept. 8. Buchanan now owns two goals and four assists in his national team career.

Turner, 27, improved to 8-0-2 in 10 starts with the U.S. Men’s National Team, with a 0.29 goals against average on the international stage. Turner started all three of the United States' qualifiers during the September window.

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The Revolution remain on pace to set a club record for most points won in a single season (59) and challenge the MLS single-season mark (72). New England is outpacing its 2005 Revolution side, which captured 59 points en route to an appearance in MLS Cup. The club also has a league record in its sights -- with a 2.17 points per game average, the Revs are on course to threaten LAFC's MLS record of 72 points won in 2019.

New England enters the weekend 14 points clear of second-place Orlando City SC in the Eastern Conference and 10 points ahead of Seattle in the Supporters' Shield standings. The 2021 Revolution are on pace to eclipse the 1998 LA Galaxy (2.13) for the most points per game in MLS history and the 2019 LAFC team for most points in a single season.

MLS HISTORY: MOST POINTS PER GAME Rank Club Record PPG Year1. New England 16-4-4 2.17 20212. LA Galaxy 24-8 2.13 19983. LAFC 21-4-9 2.11 20194. NY Red Bulls 22-7-5 2.08 20185. Miami Fusion 16-5-5 2.04 2001T-6. Toronto FC 20-5-9 2.03 2017T-6. Atlanta United 21-7-6 2.03 2018

The team saw the summer's unbeaten streak end at a season-best nine games with a 2-0 loss at New York City FC on Aug. 28. Nine games un-beaten is tied for the third-longest undefeated streak in club history. The club had never previously won eight of nine games in league action. New England's club record of 11 games without a loss was set in 2005 and matched in 2019 during Bruce Arena's first run of games at the helm:

REVOLUTION HISTORY: LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAKS Rank Season Games Unbeaten RecordT-1. 2019 11 7-0-4T-1. 2005 11 7-0-4T-3. 2021 9 8-0-1 T-3. 2014 9 7-0-2

The Revolution's success can be largely attributed to the team's domi-nance at Gillette Stadium. The Revolution own a 9-1-1 record in Foxbor-ough this year as the team approaches double-digit wins at home for the sixth time in team annals. The club's .864 winning percetnage at home is best in MLS. New England's 5-0-0 start at home was also the club's best ever. The Revolution's 2.50 points per home game this season is best in the league.

MLS LEADERS: POINTS PER GAME WON AT HOMERank Player Home PPG Points Won1. New England Revolution 2.55 282. New York City FC 2.27 25 3. Nashville SC 2.14 30

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With 10 games remaining in New England's 2021 MLS regular season, the Revolution have raced to the top of the league standings and now stand 10 points clear in the chase for the Supporters' Shield and 14 points ahead in the Eastern Conference. The Revolution have won 16 games this season, most in the league by a margin of four and one short of the club's single-season record (17 - 2005, 2014).

Of the Revolution's 16 wins, 13 have come in dramatic fashion via one-goal margins. New England is the fourth team in MLS history to notch 13 wins in one-goal games, a feat last accomplished by the Colorado Rapids in 2016.

MLS ALL-TIME LEADERS: MOST WINS IN ONE-GOAL GAMESRank Club Record Win Pct. YearT-1. New England 13-2-0 .867 2021T-1. San Jose 13-4-0 .765 2013T-1. Colorado 13-4-0 .765 2016T-1. FC Dallas 13-8-0 .619 2006T-5. Seven Teams Tied 12 wins

Of those 13 one-goal victories, five have come by a 1-0 scoreline, includ-ing New England's most recent win over Philadelphia last Friday night. Four more wins have been by a 2-1 scoreline and the remaining four have all been 3-2 margins. On 10 of these occasions, the winning goal from New England has been scored in the second half, including five times after the 75th minute.

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Despite finishing second in Allstate Goalkeeper of the Year voting last year, Turner ranked atop the charts in several advanced and traditional statistical categories, including goals allowed minus expected goals al-lowed. According to American Soccer Analysis, Turner's -7.27 goals al-lowed minutes expected goals (GA-xGA) was the best mark among MLS goalkeepers in 2020 by a margin of 1.96.

For his career, Turner has totaled -23.69 goals saved above expected, the best total in MLS since the statistic began being tracked by American Soccer Analysis in 2013. Turner's impressive total comes despite him playing only four of the nine seasons during that span and seeing approx-imately 10,000 fewer minutes than the three next-closest players.

MLS LEADERS SINCE 2013: GOALS ALLOWED MINUS EXPECTED GOALS ALLOWED

Rank Player Min. Played G-xG 1. Matt Turner 8,519 -23.852. Bill Hamid 19,314 -20.603. Tim Melia 18,149 -17.874. Nick Rimando 18,976 -17.605. Stefan Frei 21,904 -16.75

The six-year veteran also posted outstanding numbers by traditional met-rics during his breakout 2020 campaign. He anchored New England to a new club record for best goals-against average (1.09) in a single season, set a new career high with six shutouts - two shy of the league lead - despite the shortened season, and conceded only 24 goals through 22 starts. He finishing the year ranked among the top five league-wide in saves and saves percentage.

In both MLS and international circles, Turner has also become notorious for his heroics on penalty kicks, including saving one from Orlando City SC's Nani in the 2020 Eastern Conference Semifinals to help secure the win. Since taking over as a starter in 2018, Turner has stopped three penalties with New England and is tied for second in penalty save percentage during that span.

MLS LEADERS: PENALTIES SV% SINCE 2018Rank Player Teams Penalty SV% 1. Tim Melia Sporting KC 0.47T-2. Matt Turner New England 0.33T-2. Spencer Richey Cincinnati 0.33T-2. Jimmy Maurer FC Dallas 0.33T-2. Jesse González FC Dallas 0.33

* Minimum Five Penalties Faced

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The Revolution recorded a seventh away win against Philadelphia Union on Sept. 3, improving the club's road record to 7-3-3 on the year. With four away games still remaining on the docket, the Revs have already set the club's new single-season record for away wins. The Revs had previously won six away games on eight occasions: 1999, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2013, and 2014. New England won four straight away contests earlier this season for only the second time in club history (2008).

New England has emerged as the league's most formidable away team dating back to Bruce Arena's arrival as Sporting Director & Head Coach. Since Arena debuted as head coach on June 2, 2019, the Revs lead MLS in away wins across regular season and postseason play. The club's 24 road points are currently the most in MLS this season.

MLS LEADERS: AWAY WINS SINCE JUNE 2, 2019Rank Club Away Wins1. New England Revolution 18T-2. Sporting Kansas City 15T-2. Seattle Sounders FC 154. Colorado Rapids 135. Toronto FC 12

*Combined regular season and playoff wins

The Revolution have been one of the league's most effective attacking teams away from home. New England leads MLS in away goals (22) and also paces the league in shots (173) and shots on target (64) away from home.

MLS 2021 TEAM LEADERS: AWAY GOALSRank Club Goals1. New England 222. Sporting Kansas City 18T-3. D.C. United 17T-3. Seattle Sounders FC 17

Gustavo Bou and Adam Buksa both rank among the league leaders in away goals:

MLS 2021 LEADERS: AWAY GOALSRank Player Club GoalsT-1. Gustavo Bou New England 7T-1. Ola Kamara D.C. United 73. Raul Ruidiaz Seattle 6T-4. Adam Buksa New England 5T-4. Five Other Players Tied 5

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Forward Gustavo Bou is in the midst of an electric run of form, hav-ing scored 11 goals in his last 16 appearances. He was recognized for his blistering scoring pace with MLS Player of the Month honors for July. Bou scored five times across six games in July, adding one assist, as the Revs went 4-1-1 and ascended to the top of the Supporters' Shield table. It marks the first time in Revolution history the club has produced back-to-back Player of the Month winners, following Carles Gil's win for June.

With 12 total goals on the season, Bou trails Seattle's Raul Ruidiaz by just two goals in the MLS Golden Boot race. His teammate Adam Buksa (10) has also reached double-digit goals, ranking tied for seventh league-wide.

2021 MLS LEADERS: GOALS SCOREDRank Player Club Goals1. Raul Ruidiaz Seattle 14T-2. Gustavo Bou New England 12T-2. Daniel Salloi Kansas City 12T-2. Ola Kamara D.C. United 12T-5. Valentin Castellanos New York City FC 11T-5. Ricardo Pepi FC Dallas 11T-7. Adam Buksa New England 10T-7. Chicharito L.A. Galaxy 10T-7. Hany Mukhtar Nashville 10

Bou continues to score at a rate that puts him in elite company. His 0.49 goals per game and 0.59 goals per 90 minute clips are second only to Taylor Twellman for best in club history.

Bou's 26 goals in league play since arriving in New England are sec-ond-most league-wide, while his 22 goals from open play are tied for most in MLS dating back to his MLS debut in July of 2019:

MLS LEADERS: GOALS SCORED SINCE JULY 17, 2019Rank Player Club Goals1. Raul Ruidiaz Seattle 302. Gustavo Bou New England 263. Diego Rossi LAFC 254. Carlos Vela LAFC 245. Gyasi Zardes Columbus 23

Since joining the club on a club-record transfer fee from Liga MX's Club Tijuana, the Revolution have lost only once when Bou scores a goal. New England owns an 18-1-7 record across all competitions when La Pantera finds the back of the net.

Bou has shown a flare for the dramatic in MLS, having scored seven times in the 85th minute or later. The Revs are 5-0-2 in those games, inclusive of both regular season and postseason play.

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Defender Andrew Farrell became the Revolution's all-time leader in games played on Aug. 28 at New York City FC. Earlier this summer, Farrell also became the club's all-time leader in MLS starts and minutes played, passing Shalrie Joseph in both categories.

Farrell has been an ironman since he entered the league with New England as the first-overall pick of the 2013 MLS SuperDraft. He leads all MLS play-ers in games played, games started, and minutes played since he entered the league. The ninth-year pro has never missed more than five games in a season

REVOLUTION ALL-TIME LEADERS: GAMES PLAYEDRank Player Games Played1. Andrew Farrell 263 (260)T-2. Shalrie Joseph 261 (254) T-2. Diego Fagundez 261 (187)4. Matt Reis 254 (253)5. Chris Tierney 246 (220)

REVOLUTION ALL-TIME LEADERS: GAMES STARTEDRank Player Games Started1. Andrew Farrell 2602. Shalrie Joseph 254 3. Matt Reis 253

REVOLUTION ALL-TIME LEADERS: MINUTES PLAYEDRank Player Minutes Played1. Andrew Farrell 23,2022. Shalrie Joseph 22,867 3. Matt Reis 22,699

Farrell and Scott Caldwell, who joined the Revolution within one month of each other in 2013, rank among Major League Soccer's 10 longest-serv-ing players with one club. Goalkeeper Brad Knighton and forward Teal Bunbury are also among the league's longest-tenured players with the same team, with those two having joined the Revolution ahead of the 2014 season:

MLS ACTIVE LEADERS: LONGEST-SERVING PLAYERS W/ ONE CLUBRank Player Club Years w/ Team1. Graham Zusi Sporting KC 12 (7 months)9. Scott Caldwell New England 8 (8 months)10. Andrew Farrell New England 8 (7 months)15. Brad Knighton New England 7 (7 months)21. Teal Bunbury New England 7 (6 months)

*Only Toronto FC has as many players among the league's top 25 longest serving with one club as New England.

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NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION VS. NEW YORK CITY FC: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2021CARLES GIL NOTESCARLES GIL NOTES

Revolution captain Carles Gil, Major League Soccer’s Player of the Month for June and a leading MLS MVP candidate, returned to action on Septem-ber 3 after being sidelined for the month of August with a muscle injury. Gil owns 15 assists on the season and earned the June honor after recording five assists in three games durign the month. Despite missing five games, Gil's league-leading 15 assists remain nearly double that of any other player in MLS.

Gil, who signed a new multi-year contract with the Revs on May 24, either leads or is among the league leaders in virtually every attacking category, staking his claim as a frontrunner for Landon Donovan MVP consideration:

2021 MLS LEADERS: HOW GIL STACKS UPCategory Gil's MLS Ranking TotalAssists 1st 15Chances Created 1st 86Big Chances Created 1st 20Chances Created from Open Play 1st 50Chances Created from Set Play 1st 36Shot-Creating Actions 1st 140Goal-Creating Actions 1st 21Successful Crosses + Corners 1st 65Successful Passes Ending in Final 1/3 3rd 320Dribbles Completed 4th 55Fouls Won T-6th 48

As Gil thrives, so does New England. Dating back to the Spainiard's arrival ahead of the 2019 campaign, the Revolution have lost only twice when he gets onto the scoresheet across regular season and postseason play:

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While Gil is adept at finding the back of the net himself, his chance creation for others is what sets him apart. Dating back to 2011 -- when Opta began tracking key passes as a statistic -- only two other Revolution players have registered at least eight in a single game, while Gil has hit the mark six times since joining the club:

REVOLUTION ALL-TIME LEADERS: KEY PASSES IN A SINGLE GAMERank Player Date Chances Created1. Carles Gil 7/10/20 vs. MTL 122. Carles Gil 5/29/21 at CIN 10T-3. Carles Gil 5/22/21 vs. NY 9T-3. Carles Gil 9/15/19 vs. ORL 9T-3. Carles Gil 11/20/20 vs. MTL 9

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Prior to missing the month of August with an injury, Carles Gil's 15 assists through this season's first 20 games had him on pace to shatter the club's single-season record for assists and become only the fourth MLS player to tally 20 assists in a season. As Gil returns to the pitch, he also resumes his chase of Carlos Valderamma's MLS record of 26, which he set in 2000 as a member of the Tampa Bay Mutiny:

MLS ALL-TIME SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS: ASSISTSRank Player Club Assists1. Carlos Valderamma Tampa Bay (2000) 26T-2. Sacha Kljestan New York (2016) 20T-2. Maxi Moralez New York City (2019) 20 ------------ Carles Gil New England 15

Gil already owns seven game-winning assists this season, which is a sin-gle-season Revolution record. With 11 games remaining, he is only two game-winning assists shy of setting a new single-season MLS mark:

MLS ALL-TIME SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS: GAME-WINNING ASSISTS

Rank Player Club GWAT-1. Mauricio Cienfuegos LA Galaxy (1999) 8T-1. Steve Ralston New England (2000) 8T-1. Nicolas Lodeiro Seattle (2018) 8T-4. Carles Gil New England (2021) 7T-4. Five Other Players Tied 7

Gil's chance creation this season has also been historic. New England's captain has already registered 86 key passes -- 20 more than Minnesota's Emmanuel Reynoso, whose 66 chances created are second most in MLS. Dating back to 2011, when Opta began tracking key passes as a statistic, Portland's Diego Valeri holds the all-time single season record of 124.

MLS SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS (SINCE 2011): CHANCES CREATED

Rank Player Club CC1. Diego Valeri Portland (2019) 124T-2. Brad Davis Houston (2011) 118T-2. Federico Higuain Columbus (2013) 1184. Sacha Kljestan New York (2017) 1125. Landon Donovan LA Galaxy (2014) 1096. Carles Gil New England (2019) 108 ------------ Carles Gil New England (2021) 86

From set play, Gil has created 36 chances this season. Only 10 MLS teams, besides New England, have generated more opportunities from set pieces than Gil has this year.

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Forward Adam Buksa has scored six goals across his last 11 games, bringing his total to 10 on the season. In addition, the Polish international tallied four goals in three international caps against European competition during September's FIFA World Cup QUalifiers.

Buksa has already eclipsed his scoring output from the entire 2020 cam-paign, when he converted six times. Buksa has also hit the post six times already this season, which ranks second in MLS in 2021.

With 10 goals this season, Buksa is tied for seventh in goals scored league-wide, establishing himself as a candidate in MLS' Golden Boot race along-side teammate Gustavo Bou. Across the regular season and playoffs, Buksa ranks tied for eighth in goals scored and third in headed goals dat-ing back to his debut in the 2020 season opener.

The six-foot-three forward is Major League Soccer's most dominant player in the air by a considerable margin. He paces the league in headed shots and aerials won. Buksa's aerial prowess is on display in the Revolution's defending third as well. His 18 headed clearances are most among MLS forwards this season.

MLS 2021 LEADERS: HEADED SHOTSRank Player Club Headed Shots1. Adam Buksa New England 322. Fabio New York 193. Valentin Castellanos New York City 17

MLS 2021 LEADERS: AERIALS WONRank Player Club Aerials Won1. Adam Buksa New England 882. Damir Kreilach Salt Lake 833. C.J. Sapong Nashville 67

Buksa has also proven he can win possession on the ground, leading all MLS forwards in duels won this season.

MLS 2021 LEADERS (FORWARDS): DUELS WONRank Player Club Duels Won1. Adam Buksa New England 1492. Cristian Dájome Vancouver 1393. Latif Blessing LAFC 121

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Defender DeJuan Jones is flourishing in his third professional season, having started all but one game at left back for the Revolution. Selected by New England in the first round of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft, Jones -- who featured in an attacking role at Michigan State -- has developed into one of Major League Soccer's best outside backs.

Jones scored the game-winning goal in a 3-2 win against D.C. United on Aug. 18, and distributed an assist in a 2-1 win at Toronto on Aug. 14. He now owns two goals and four assists on the season -- both single-season career highs. Among MLS defenders, Jones is tied for second in combined goals plus assists.

MLS 2021 LEADERS (DEFENDERS): GOALS + ASSISTSRank Player Club G+A1. Aaron Herrera Salt Lake 8T-2. DeJuan Jones New England 6T-2. Six Others Tied 6

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New England has been Major League Soccer's best team over the open-ing 45 minutes of matches this season. Offensively, the team has run ram-pant, scoring an MLS-best 24 goals in the first half of contests. Meanwhile, their first half goal difference of 10 also leads MLS this season.

The best 15-minute interval for New England this season has been from 16-30, when they have outscored opponents 10-2. In the final 15 minutes of first halves this season, New England has outscored opponents 9-4.

MLS 2021 LEADERS: FIRST HALF GOALSRank Club Goals Goal Difference1. New England 24 +10T-2. D.C. United 19 +3T-2. Nashville SC 19 +84. Real Salt Lake 18 +105. LA Galaxy 16 +4

In addition to strong starts, New England owns the final 15 minutes of matches this year as well, outscoring opponents with their league-lead-ing 11 goals to just five conceded in that interval. Five of those 11 goals were match winners, while another was an equalizer in a comeback victory over New York Red Bulls on July 31. Even more impressive, seven of the 11 goals scored in the final 15 minutes of matches by New England this season have come on the road.

MLS 2021 LEADERS: GOALS IN THE FINAL 15 MINUTESRank Club Goals Goal Difference1. New England 11 +62. Real Salt Lake 10 +1T-3. Nashville SC 9 +6T-3. New York City FC 9 +4T-3. Orlando City SC 9 +4T-3. Columbus Crew 9 +3T-3. Seattle Sounders 9 +2

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Goalkeeper Matt Turner was named 2021 MLS All-Star Game MVP pre-sented by Target after saving two penalties from the Liga MX All-Stars to help MLS to victory in a dramatic finale at Banc of California Stadium on Wednesday night.

Turner was one of three MLS goalkeepers to feature on the night, playing the final 30 minutes of regulation time and making one save before com-ing up big in the shootout. Turner denied both Rogelio Funes Mori and Salvador Reyes as the MLS All-Stars won 3-2 in the shootout.

Revolution forward Gustavo Bou also featured in the contest, starting and playing the entire first half and registering a team-high three shots. Carles Gil and Tajon Buchanan were also selected for the All-Star Game, but did not make the trip to Los Angeles.

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Midfielder Tajon Buchanan was named Best Young Player for the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup after leading the Canada Men's National Team to the Semifinal. Buchanan was Canada's catalyst throughout its run at the tour-nament, starting all five of the Canada's games and recording one goal and five assists, including his first international goal in the Semifinal against Mexico.

In MLS play, the 2021 All Star continues to establish himself as one of the league's most explosive wingers. He has already posted single-season ca-reer highs in both goals (6) and assist (4). The 22-year-old has scored in three straight games and tallied four times in his last six outings.

Now the owner of 12 international caps with two goals and four assists, Buchanan made his senior-team debut earlier this summer with four ap-pearances in 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. He notched two assists in his full international debut before adding three substitute appearances. Bu-chanan than added three appearances, two starts, one goal, and one assist in September's qualifiers.

In March 2021, Buchanan, the 2020 Canadian Men’s Youth Player of the Year, made his first international appearance at any level when he featured for the Under-23 MNT in the Concacaf Men’s Olympic Qualifying Championship.

His ability to beat defenders one-on-one and draw fouls in dangerous positions has set up several advantageous set-piece opportunities for the Revolution. Despite missing five games for international duty, he remains tied for third league-wide in fouls won in the final third:

MLS LEADERS: FOULS WON IN FINAL THIRDRank Player Club Fouls WonT-1. Emmanuel Reynoso Minnesota 20T-1. Cristian Dájome Vancouver 20T-2. Djordje Mihailovic Montreal 17T-3. Richie Laryea Toronto 17T-3 Marcellino Moreno Atlanta 17T-6 Tajon Buchanan New England 16T-6. Carlos Vela LAFC 16

Since returning from the Gold Cup, Buchanan was one of the top players in MLS for the month of August, tied for sixth in goals plus assists per 90 min-utes during the month to earn Canada Soccer Player of the Month honors.

MLS LEADERS (AUGUST): GOALS + ASSISTS/90 MINRank Player Club G+A/901. Ola Kamara D.C. United 1.332. Valentin Castellanso New York City 1.283. Felipe Mora Portland 1.05T-4. Ezequiel Barco Atlanta 1.00T-4. Luka Stojanovic Chicago 1.00T-6 Tajon Buchanan New England 0.96

* - Minimum 360 minutes played.

BUCHANAN NAMED GOLD CUP'S BEST yOUNG PLAyERBUCHANAN NAMED GOLD CUP'S BEST yOUNG PLAyERGoalkeeper Matt Turner and defender Henry Kessler were crowned Conacaf Gold Cup champions after helping the USMNT top Mexico, 1-0, in the tournament Final.

Turner was named Man of the Match for both the Gold Cup Final after his five-save effort, and for the Semifinal win against Qatar. He also took home the Golden Glove as the tournament's most outstanding goalkeeper after conceding only one goal -- a penalty kick against Martinique in the group stage -- across six games. He was one of two USMNT players (Miles Robin-son) to play every minute of the tournament. Now the owner of seven caps, Turner is yet to yield a goal from open play in international play and received a call up for the USMNT's World Cup Qualifying matches in September.

Kessler also made his first career international appearance at the senior level when he entered the Final as a substitute in extra time. Turner and Kessler join an exclusive group of Revolution players to lift a Gold Cup trophy with the USMNT: Juan Agudelo (2017), Clint Dempsey (2005), Pat Noonan (2005, 2007), Michael Parkhurst (2007), Steve Ralston (2005), Matt Reis (2005), Kelyn Rowe (2017), Taylor Twellman (2007).

Turner earned his Gold Cup call-up on the heels of his best showing of the MLS season against New York City FC on June 19 -- a seven-save effort highlighted by a penalty kick denial of Valentin Castellanos that saw him voted MLS Player of the Week.

His penalty save against New York City was the fourth of his MLS career across all competitions. He has faced 10 penalty kicks across all competi-tions with the Revs, giving him a 40 percent save rate on bids from the spot. Turner also became the first USMNT goalkeeper to save a penalty in his senior team debut in the modern era when he recorded a stop in his first cap against Trinidad & Tobago on Jan. 31, 2021.

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The New England Revolution have transferred 22-year-old midfielder Tajon Buchanan to Club Brugge of the Belgian First Division A for an undisclosed fee. New England also retains a percentage of Buchanan’s future sell-on rights. Buchanan will remain with New England through the end of the 2021 Major League Soccer season.

Buchanan, who made the 2021 MLS All-Star Team as a commissioner’s pick, has recorded six goals with four assists through 17 MLS appearanc-es this season. The Brampton, Ontario native owns 50 MLS appearanc-es, eight goals, and eight assists with the Revolution, plus an additional four starts and one goal in the Audi 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs. A first-round MLS SuperDraft pick in 2019 out of Syracuse University, Buchanan has showcased his versatility as an attacking midfielder, winger, outside back, and wingback during his MLS career. Buchanan will join fellow Ca-nadian internationals Alphonso Davies (Bayern Munich) and Cyle Larin (Besiktas) as former MLS players featuring for European clubs.

On the international stage, Buchanan, 22, owns 12 caps with the Cana-da Men’s National Team, five of which came in the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup this July, and has been called up for Canada's World Cup Qualifying matches in September. Buchanan was named to the Gold Cup Best XI and earned the tournament’s Best Young Player Award after catalyzing a Canada squad that reached the semifinal round. Buchanan tallied his first international goal in the semifinal match against Mexico. The 2020 Canada Men’s Youth International Player of the Year, Buchanan also fea-tured at the Concacaf Men’s Olympic Qualifying Championship in March 2021. Buchanan was also named the Canada Soccer Men's Player of the Month for August after scoring three goals and recording an assist for the Revolution.

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Bruce Arena continues climbing the MLS record books in what is now his 17th MLS season as a head coach. Already the winningest active coach in MLS, he eclipsed the late Sigi Schmid last season for most MLS Cup Playoff games coached (54).

Arena owns 268 combined regular season and postseason wins in MLS. In 2019, he became the second head coach in MLS history to eclipse 700 regular season points earned, joining Sigi Schmid (843). With an all-time regular season record of 234-135-109 (32-14-20 with New England), Arena ranks second in league history in regular season wins and points earned.

ALL-TIME MLS COACHING LEADERS: REGULAR SEASON WINSRank Player Clubs Coached Wins1. Sigi Schmid LA, CLB, SEA 240 2. Bruce Arena* DC, LA, NY, NE 2343. Bob Bradley* CHI, NY, CHV, LAFC 1764. Dominic Kinnear SJ, HOU, LA 1705. Peter Vermes* SKC 166

Among MLS coaches with at least 100 games coached, Arena also owns the second-best all-time winning percentage, with over 300 more games coached than the all-time leader, Brian Schmetzer:

ALL-TIME MLS COACHING LEADERS: WINNING PERCENTAGERank Player Clubs Coached Winning %1. Brian Schmetzer* SEA .6192. Bruce Arena* DC, NY, LA, NE .6043. Octavio Zambrano LA, NY .5874. Bob Bradley* CHI, NY, CHV, LAFC .5695. Oscar Pareja* COL, FCD, ORL .565

*Active

The five-time MLS Cup champion last year improved his all-time playoff record to 35-13-6, and maintained his undefeated record in playoff games where his teams score first (29-0-3). His 35 playoff wins are the most all-time. Arena has reached the conference finals eight times in his career, and advanced to MLS Cup seven times in his previous 16 seasons.

ALL-TIME MLS CUP PLAYOFF LEADERS: WINSRank Player Clubs Coached Wins1. Bruce Arena* DC, LA, NY, NE 352. Sigi Schmid LA, CLB, SEA 26T-3. Bob Bradley* CHI, NY, CHV, LAFC 15T-3. Dominic Kinnear SJ, HOU, LA 15T-3. Brian Schmetzer* SEA 15 *Active MLS Head Coach.

Arena's five MLS Cup victories are unlikely to rivaled anytime soon, as no other active coach has more than two trophies under their belt. The only other active MLS coaches with MLS Cup wins are Bob Bradley (1998), Caleb Porter (2015 & 2020), Brian Schmetzer (2016 & 2019), and Greg Vanney (2017).

ARENA ENTERS yEAR THREE AT HELM Of REvOLUTIONARENA ENTERS yEAR THREE AT HELM Of REvOLUTION

One year after Revolution II -- the Revolution's USL League One outfit -- was established to bridge the gap between the club's Academy and first team, the pipeline is already bearing fruit for the senior side.

On May 12 at Philadelphia, defender Jon Bell made his MLS debut and played 90 minutes in central defense. He was joined in the starting lineup by midfielder Lucas 'Maciel' Felix, who made his MLS debut on May 1 vs. Atlanta. It marked the first time two Revolution II alums appeared in the same match for the Revolution.

Bell slotted in alongside Andrew Farrell in three consecutive games be-tween May 12 and May 22, and then returned to the starting lineup on June 19 and scored his first professional goal. Bell's aerial dominance has been particularly noteworthy -- among MLS defenders who have played 500 minutes this season, he ranks sixth in aerials won per 90 minutes.

MLS DEFENDERS: AERIALS WON PER 90 MINUTESRank Player Club Aerial Won 1. Sean Nealis New York 4.462. Walker Zimmerman Nashville 4.033. Steven Birnbaum D.C. United 3.914. Francisco Calvo Chicago 3.635. Wyatt Omsberg Chicago 3.576. Jon Bell New England 3.49

In the Revolution's season opener at Chicago, Bell became the first Revs II graduate to make the first team's match-day roster. The 6-foot-1 UMBC graduate started all but one game for Revolution II in its maiden USL League One campaign last year.

Maciel has also made 15 appearances this season, including 13 starts, es-tablishing himself as a staple in the team's starting lineup. He ranks second among Revolution players in pass completion percentage with an 88.89 clip. In his MLS debut on May 1 vs. Atlanta, he completed all 33 of his passes. Dating back to 2011 - when Opta began tracking MLS statistics - no Revolution player who has completed 100 percent of their passes in a game has recorded as many passes as Maciel.

REVOLUTION ALL-TIME LEADERS 100% PASS COMPLETION IN A SINGLE GAME SINCE 2011

Rank Player Match Passes1. Maciel 5/1/21 vs. ATL 33/332. Chris Tierney 4/3/17 at POR 27/273. Matt Polster 8/8/21 vs. PHI 26/26

The 21-year-old Brazilian was the only Revolution II player to feature in all 16 matches during his debut season in 2020. The five-foot-six midfielder led Revs II with 1,414 minutes played, including 13 90-minute outings. A native of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Maciel developed for 10 years in the Botafogo F.R. Academy.

MACIEL & BELL PAvE PATHWAy fROM REvS II TO MLSMACIEL & BELL PAvE PATHWAy fROM REvS II TO MLS


YEAR TEAM GP GS G A MINS SHTS SOG Y R

2013 NE 32 32 0 1 2813 9 2 3 1

2014 NE 32 32 0 0 2840 6 3 1 0

2015 NE 32 32 0 0 2819 2 0 3 0

2016 NE 33 32 0 1 2891 3 1 1 0

2017 NE 30 30 0 3 2664 6 1 5 1

2018 NE 31 30 2 2 2701 12 3 2 0

2019 NE 29 29 0 1 2603 1 0 7 0

2020 NE 20 19 0 0 1711 0 0 2 0

2021 NE 24 24 0 1 2160 2 1 4 0

TOT 263 260 2 9 23202 41 11 28 3

PLAyER BIOSPLAyER BIOS

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 5-11 | Wt. 185 BIRTHDAY: April 2, 1992 (29)HOMETOWN: Louisville, Ky. COLLEGE: LouisvilleLAST CLUB: – ACQUIRED: Selected by the Revolution in the first round (1st overall) of the 2013 MLS SuperDraft.

FARRELL AT A GLANCE• Leads all MLS outfield players in regular season minutes, starts, and games

played since he entered the league as the first-overall SuperDraft pick in 2013.

• Ranks as the club's all-time leader in MLS appearances, starts, and minutes played.

• Voted the Revolution's Defender of the Year three times by local media (2015, 2018, 2019), and named the club's 2018 Humanitarian of the Year.

• Represented the Revs in the 2016 AT&T MLS All-Star Game against Arse-nal.

• Drafted first overall pick in 2013 after a three-year career at Louisville, which included a 2012 NSCAA first-team All-American selection.

2 | ANDREW fARRELL

2021 HIGHLIGHTS: • Leads MLS in minutes played. • Only Revs player to start every match this season. • Became the club's all-time leader in MLS appearances on August 28 at New

York City. • Became Revs' all-time minutes leader on August 18 vs. D.C. • Set record for most MLS starts in a Revs uniform (255) on August 8 vs.

Philadelphia. • Earned MLS Team of the Week honors for shutout on Aug. 4 vs. Nashville. • Surpassed Matt Reis (254) for third-most games played in club history on

July 25 vs. Montreal. • Became third player to register 250 starts with New England on July 17 at

Atlanta. • Started and registered an assist on May 1 vs. Atlanta...Named to Team of the

Week bench.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (2x, last 8/11/18 vs. PHI)Assists: 1 (9x, last 5/1/21 vs. ATL)Shots: 3 (2x, last 8/11/18 vs. PHI)Shots on Goal: 1 (10x, last 9/22/18 vs. CHI)Fouls Committed: 4 (6/8/14 vs. NY)Fouls Suffered: 4 (2x, last 7/30/14 vs. COL)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 9/3/21 at PHI

Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 8/11/18 vs. PHI

Assist: 5/1/21 vs. ATLYellow Card: 8/28/21 at NYC

Red Card: 5/21/17 vs. CLB

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 6-4 | Wt. 175 BIRTHDAY: June 25, 1998 (23)HOMETOWN: New York, N.Y. COLLEGE: VirginiaLAST CLUB: – ACQUIRED: Selected by the Revolution in the first round (6th overall) of the 2020 MLS SuperDraft.

KESSLER AT A GLANCE• Selected with the sixth-overall pick in the 2020 MLS SuperDraft. • Second-year center back made 22 appearances and 19 starts, with four additional starts in the playoffs, in first professional campaign. • As a rookie, helped set a Revolution club record for fewest goals allowed per game (1.09 avg.) while leading the side in interceptions, tackles won, possession won, and clearances. • University of Virginia product played 52 games with the Cavaliers from 2017-19, earning All-ACC honors twice, 2019 ACC Tournament MVP recogni-tion, and a spot on the 2019 NCAA College Cup All-Tournament Team. •Owns one international appearance for the U.S. Men's National Team, helping coach Gregg Berhalter's side to a 1-0 win over Mexico in the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup final.

4 | HENRy kESSLER

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has appeared in 19 games, starting 16. • Collected 35th start in MLS on September 3 at Philadelphia. • Logged 40th MLS appearance on August 28 at New York City. • Missed time in July while on duty with the U.S. Men's National Team at the

2021 Concacaf Gold Cup.• Earned first USMNT cap in Gold Cup Final on Aug. 1 vs. Mexico. • Returned from international duty to play 90 minutes on Aug. 4 vs. Nashville. • Made 25th MLS start on May 1 vs. Atlanta. • Started the home opener on April 24 vs. D.C. ...Matched career high with 10

clearances and added six recoveries.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (9/23/20 vs. MTL)Assists: N/AShots: 2 (3x, last 10/3/20 vs. NSH)Shots on Goal: 1 (3x, last 5/29/21 at CIN)Fouls Committed: 3 (3/7/20 vs. CHI)Fouls Suffered: 2 (2x, last 10/7/20 vs. TOR)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 9/23/20 vs. MTL

Assist: N/AYellow Card: 9/3/21 at PHI

Red Card: N/A


2020 NE 22 19 1 0 1823 12 2 2 0

2021 NE 19 16 0 0 1472 3 1 4 0

TOT 41 35 1 0 3295 15 3 6 0



KAPTOUM AT A GLANCE• Developed in FC Barcelona’s academy before six-year professional career

with Barcelona, Real Betis, and UD Almería. • Has earned more than 100 professional caps including appearances La

Liga, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, and Copa del Rey. • Joined Barcelona Academy at age 12 and made pro debut with Barcelona B

in 2014.• In 2015-16 with Barcelona, competed in the UEFA Champions League and

helped lift the Copa del Rey trophy.• Made 15 La Liga appearances with Real Betis from 2018-19.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-9 | Wt. 160 BIRTHDAY: July 7, 1996 (25)HOMETOWN: Douala, CameroonCOLLEGE: --LAST CLUB: Real Betis (ESP) ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on Dec. 23, 2020.

5 | WILfRID kAPTOUM

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: 1 (7/17/21 at ATL)Shots: 1 (5x, last 9/3/21 at PHI)Shots on Goal: 1 (8/4/21 vs. NSH)Fouls Committed: 2 (4x, last 8/18/21 vs. D.C.)Fouls Suffered: 1 (2X, last 7/3/21 at CLB)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: N/A

Assist: 7/17/21 at ATLYellow Card: 8/18/21 vs. D.C.

Red Card: N/A


2013 NE 29 23 0 2 2174 6 1 2 0

2014 NE 26 14 0 2 1553 6 1 6 0

2015 NE 34 32 2 5 2882 14 5 3 0

2016 NE 32 31 0 3 2622 9 1 6 0

2017 NE 33 26 1 5 2195 11 2 2 0

2018 NE 24 20 2 0 1522 13 8 7 1

2019 NE 20 12 0 1 1079 3 2 2 0

2020 NE 18 15 0 0 1155 2 0 4 1

2021 NE 9 1 0 0 141 1 0 0 0

TOT 225 174 5 18 15323 65 20 32 2

6 | SCOTT CALDWELLPOSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-8 | Wt. 150BIRTHDAY: March 15, 1991 (30)HOMETOWN: Braintree, Mass.COLLEGE: AkronLAST CLUB: --ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution as a Homegrown Player on Dec. 21, 2012.

CALDWELL AT A GLANCE• Revolution Academy product and the club’s second Homegrown Player

signing entering ninth MLS season, all with New England. • Owns 225 games played in MLS – eighth most in club history – with 174

starts, five goals, and 18 assists since 2013. • Recognized as the club’s 2019 Humanitarian of the Year, voted 2015 Santand-

er Team MVP by Revolution fans, and named 2015 Players’ Player of the Year by teammates.

• Named Most Outstanding Player at the 2010 College Cup, leading the Uni-versity of Akron to the NCAA Division I National Championship.

• Has recorded caps with the Under-14, Under-15, Under-17, and Under-18 U.S. national teams.

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Owns nine appearances this season, including one start. • Posted a 28-minute shift off the bench on September 3 at Philadelphia...

Marked 225th MLS appearance... Logged one shot. • Logged first start of the season on August 21 vs. Cincinnati. • Saw 15 minutes of action in the Aug. 18 win vs. D.C. • Played 15 minutes off the bench on August 8 vs. Philadelphia. • Played 15 minutes on July 21 at Miami. • Made first appearance of the season on June 19 at New York City.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (5x, last 9/22/18 vs. CHI)Assists: 2 (7/29/17 vs. PHI) Shots: 3 (2x, last 7/18/18 at MIN)Shots on Goal: 2 (2x, last 9/1/18 vs. POR)Fouls Committed: 6 (8/19/18 at DC)Fouls Suffered: 5 (7/5/17 vs. NY)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 9/22/18 vs. CHI

Assist: 4/27/19 at SKCYellow Card: 11/8/20 at PHI

Red Card: 8/25/20 at DC


2021 NE 16 7 0 1 574 5 1 4 0

TOT 16 7 0 1 574 5 1 4 0

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Owns one assist in 16 appearances, with seven starts, in debut MLS season.• Started and played 66 minutes on September 3 at Philadelphia... Logged

one shot. • Started in the 3-2 win on August 18 vs. D.C. United. • Recorded one shot in a substitute appearance on August 14 at Toronto. • Registered fifth start on August 4 vs. Nashville... Logged one shot on target. • Recorded first MLS assist on July 17 at Atlanta.• Logged second MLS start on May 22 vs. New York. • Collected first MLS start and first appearance at Gillette Stadium with a

64-minute outing on April 24 vs. D.C.• Made MLS debut as a substitute in season opener on April 17 at Chicago.


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2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Ranks tied for second in MLS in goals (12) and owns four assists over 21

appearances.• 2021 MLS All-Star has scored 11 goals in his last 16 games. • Voted MLS Player of the Month for July (5G, 1A).• Wore the captain's armband in five of six games in Carles Gil's absence.• Collected 50th MLS appearance on August 14 at Toronto...Netted first penal-

ty-kick goal in MLS and fifth game-winning goal of the season. • Pulled into a tie in the Golden Boot race with 11th goal on August 8 vs. Phil-

adelphia.• Set new career high with 10th goal on July 31 at New York. • Earned MLS Team of the Week honors and registered first brace in league

play on July 25 vs. Montreal.• Scored seventh goal of the season, the game winner, on July 17 at Atlanta. • Scored in a career-best fifth consecutive game on July 3 at Columbus...

Marked 20th MLS goal. • Matched career-best streak of four consecutive games with a goal scored

on June 27 at FC Dallas.• Registered the game-winning goal on June 23 vs. New York. • Recorded a goal and an assist for the second time in MLS on May 22 vs.

New York... Earned Team of the Week honors. • Scored the game-tying goal in 2-2 draw on April 17 at Chicago.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 5-10 | Wt. 175 BIRTHDAY: Feb. 18, 1990 (31)HOMETOWN: Concordia, ArgentinaCOLLEGE: --LAST CLUB: Club Tijuana (MEX)ACQUIRED: Acquired via transfer from Club Tijuana and signed to a multi-year Designated Player contract on July 10, 2019.

BOU AT A GLANCE•Designated Player has scored 26 goals - second most in MLS - in 53 regular season games since joining the Revolution from Club Tijuana in July 2019.•2021 MLS All-Star currently in second place in the 2021 MLS Golden Boot race with 12 goals. •Finished fifth in 2019 MLS Newcomer of the Year voting after scoring nine goals in 14 games after joining MLS in the secondary transfer window. •Scored a team-high three goals in 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs and became the second different Revolution player to record a postseason brace. •The Revolution are 10-0-6 across all competitions when Bou scores a goal. • Prior to MLS, totaled more 270 appearances, 85 goals scored, and 35 assists in 12-year career spanning Argentina, Mexico, and Ecuador.

7 | GUSTAvO BOU

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (7/25/21 vs. MTL)Assists: 1 (9x, last 8/21/21 vs. CIN)Shots: 9 (7/27/19 vs. ORL)Shots on Goal: 4 (9/25/19 at POR)Fouls Committed: 3 (2x, last 6/23/21 vs. NY)Fouls Suffered: 4 (8/10/19 at SEA)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 8/28/21 at NYC

Start: 8/21/21 vs. CINGoal: 8/14/21 at TOR

Assist: 8/21/21 vs. CINYellow Card: 8/4/21 vs. NSH

Red Card: N/A


2019 NE 14 13 9 2 1155 61 25 1 0

2020 NE 18 14 5 3 1329 64 22 0 0

2021 NE 21 18 12 4 1640 50 23 1 0

TOT 53 45 26 9 4124 175 70 2 0

2021 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has played in 22 matches with 19 starts.• Netted second goal of the season, a game-winner, on September 3 at Phil-

adelphia... Logged 100th start in MLS... Earned MLS Team of the Week hon-ors.

• Returned from injury with a 33-minute shift off the bench on August 28 at New York City.

• Exited the match on August 14 at Toronto with a knee injury...Missed August 18 match vs. D.C.

• Scored first goal in a Revolution uniform on August 8 vs. Philadelphia. • Surpassed 8,500 career minutes played on August 4 vs. Nashville.• Started, played all 90 minutes and recorded two shots on July 19 at Atlanta. • Recorded 100th MLS appearance on May 1 vs. Atlanta.• Started in central midfield to open the season on April 17 at Chicago.

POLSTER AT A GLANCE• Defensive midfielder enters sixth MLS season with 119 league appearances,

100 starts, five goals and 12 assists with New England and Chicago Fire FC. • Appeared in 15 league games, starting eight, and made four playoff starts

with New England in 2020 after joining the team after the MLS is Back Tour-nament.

• Returned to MLS in July 2020 after a stint at Rangers FC, where he played 10 games in the Scottish Premiership and started in UEFA Europa League Qualifying.

• Began career as the seventh-overall pick in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft by the Chicago Fire, logging over 6,000 minutes and 82 appearances from 2015-18.

• Capped once by the United States Men’s National Team in 2018.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 6-0 | Wt. 170 BIRTHDAY: June 8, 1993 (28)HOMETOWN: Las Vegas, Nev. COLLEGE: SIU EdwardsvilleLAST CLUB: Rangers FC (SCO)ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution via transfer from Rangers FC on July 8, 2020.

8 | MATT POLSTER


2015 CHI 30 27 0 0 2422 12 4 10 0

2016 CHI 27 24 2 2 2107 20 4 5 0

2017 CHI 22 21 1 7 1769 9 3 3 0

2018 CHI 3 1 0 1 126 1 0 0 0

2020 NE 15 8 0 2 756 2 0 4 1

2021 NE 22 19 2 0 1606 12 3 5 0

TOT 119 100 5 12 8786 56 14 27 1

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (5x, last 9/3/21 at PHI)Assists: 2 (7/1/17 vs. VAN)Shots: 3 (3x, last 9/3/16 vs. PHI)Shots on Goal: 2 (2x, last 6/10/17 vs. ATL)Fouls Committed: 5 (3x, last 9/28/16 at SEA)Fouls Suffered: 4 (2x, last 4/24/21 vs. DC)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 9/3/21 at PHI

Assist: 10/14/20 at MTL Yellow Card: 8/28/21 at NYC

Red Card: 9/12/20 at PHI



2021 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has appeared in 21 matches, starting seven, with two goals scored. • Posted 90-minute shift on September 3 at Philadelphia. • Started and played 75 minutes on August 28 at New York City. • Matched career high in shots on target (4) and netted second goal of the

season on July 21 at Miami. • Registered 300th MLS appearance on July 3 at Columbus. • Opened 2021 account with an 85th-minute goal on May 12 at Philadelphia...

Claimed sole possession of fourth-place on the club's all-time goals scored list.

• On May 1 vs. Atlanta, moved ahead of Lee Nguyen for ninth-most games played in club history.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 6-2 | Wt. 185BIRTHDAY: Feb. 27, 1990 (31)HOMETOWN: Prior Lake, Minn.COLLEGE: AkronLAST CLUB: Sporting Kansas City (MLS)ACQUIRED: Acquired via trade with Sporting Kansas City on Feb. 19, 2014.

BUNBURY AT A GLANCE• Entering 12th MLS season, eighth in New England, and ranks 12th among

active MLS players in goals scored (63) and games played (312), with 28 career assists.

• Ranks fourth in Revolution history with 44 goals, with 21 assists, since join-ing New England in a trade from Sporting Kansas City in 2014.

• Has scored at least eight goals across all competitions in four straight sea-sons since 2017, claiming the club’s 2020 Golden Boot award with eight tal-lies in 22 games.

• Named the Revolution’s 2020 Humanitarian of the Year for his leadership in organizing community events.

10 | TEAL BUNBURy


2010 KC 26 13 5 2 1441 41 23 3 0

2011 KC 29 20 9 3 1744 55 22 2 1

2012 KC 22 14 5 1 1247 50 16 2 0

2013 KC 12 1 0 1 214 10 2 1 0

2014 NE 31 28 4 6 2446 53 28 5 0

2015 NE 30 20 4 5 1787 26 10 6 0

2016 NE 27 19 2 2 1666 49 9 5 0

2017 NE 28 13 7 1 1279 46 22 1 0

2018 NE 32 30 11 4 2566 68 33 5 0

2019 NE 32 25 6 2 2191 62 21 2 0

2020 NE 22 19 8 1 1466 43 12 3 0

2021 NE 21 7 2 0 745 25 11 2 0

TOT 312 209 63 28 18792 539 209 37 1

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (6x, last 11/1/20 vs. DC)Assists: 1 (28x, last 8/29/20 vs. NY)Shots: 7 (4x, last 10/14/20 at MTL)Shots on Goal: 4 (4x, last 7/21/21 at MIA) Fouls Committed: 7 (2x, last 7/23/16 vs. CHI)Fouls Suffered: 5 (2x, last 5/31/15 vs. LA)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 7/21/21 at MIA

Assist: 8/29/20 vs. NYYellow Card: 6/27/21 at DAL

Red Card: 8/27/11 vs. DAL

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Owns 10 goals, second most on the team, and leads New England in shots

(75) over 23 appearances, with 16 starts.• Also leads the team in shots on target (28).• Scored four goals in first three appearances for Poland National Team in

September's FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. • Surpassed 3,000 minutes played in MLS with a full 90-minute performance

on August 28 at New York City. • Registered second MLS brace and logged one assist on August 21 vs. Cin-

cinnati... Earned MLS Team of the Week honors. • Netted the game-winning goal in stoppage time on July 31 at New York...

Totaled seven shots. • Recorded first MLS brace on July 21 at Miami...Finished with three shots on

goal...Named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week.• Collected first assist of the season on July 17 at Atlanta.• Scored fifth goal and recorded career-high eight shots on July 7 vs. Toronto...

Matched career best with four shots on goal. • Scored game-winning goal on May 29 at Cincinnati...Marked 10th MLS

goal...Totaled seven shots. • Scored off the bench for a second consecutive match on May 22 vs. New

York...Played 29 minutes and logged four shots, two on target. • Netted the game-winning goal in the 86th minute on May 16 vs. Columbus...

Scored three minutes after entering match as a substitute.• Started and scored club's first goal of the season on April 17 at Chicago.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 6-3 | Wt. 185BIRTHDAY: July 12, 1996 (25)HOMETOWN: Kraków, PolandCOLLEGE: --LAST CLUB: Pogón Szczecin (POL)ACQUIRED: Acquired via transfer from Pogón Szczecin and signed to a multi-year Designated Player contract on Dec. 20, 2019.

BUKSA AT A GLANCE• Entering second MLS campaign after recording six regular season goals and

two assists in first MLS season in 2020. • Owns 46 appearances in MLS, 32 of them starts, with 16 goals and four assists. • One of two Revs players to appear in all 23 league games in 2020, adding one

goal in four MLS Cup Playoff starts. • Polish international owns four goals in three caps with Poland National Team,

all coming in September's FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. • Led Pogón Szczecin with seven goals scored through 17 appearances in 2019-

20 campaign, helping club reach first place in the Ekstraklasa table. • Captured Pogón Szczecin's 2018-19 Golden Boot after pacing team with 11

goals.

9 | ADAM BUkSA

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (2x, last 8/21/21 vs. CIN)Assists: 1 (4x, last 8/21/21 vs. CIN)Shots: 8 (7/7/21 vs. TOR)Shots on Goal: 4 (2x, last 7/7/21 vs. TOR)Fouls Committed: 6 (10/14/20 at MTL)Fouls Suffered: 3 (3x, last 4/24/21 vs. DC)


Start: 8/28/21 at NYCGoal: 8/21/21 vs. CIN

Assist: 8/21/21 vs. CINYellow Card: 4/24/21 vs. DC

Red Card: N/A


2020 NE 23 16 6 2 1499 59 24 4 0

2021 NE 23 16 10 2 1519 75 28 1 0

TOT 46 32 16 4 3018 134 52 5 0



2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Owns one appearance this season, a second-half shift off the bench on Au-

gust 21 vs. Cincinnati. • Has started 16 games for Revolution II in USL League One...Has recorded

one goal and thre assists.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 5-11 | Wt. 165 BIRTHDAY: March 20, 1999 (22)HOMETOWN: South Hamilton, Mass.COLLEGE: IndianaLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution as a Homegrown Player on Jan. 18, 2019.

RENNICKS AT A GLANCE• In January 2019, became the sixth Revolution Academy product to sign with

the club as a Homegrown Player. • Owns seven MLS appearances and one start in the regular season, adding

three MLS Cup Playoff appearances during the 2020 campaign. • Scored four goals in eight appearances with Revolution II during the 2020

USL League One season, tied for the team lead.• Has scored seven goals for the United States’ Under-20 side, including the

game winner in a Round of 16 win vs. France in the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup.

• Played two years of college soccer at Indiana, recording six goals and one assist in 29 total appearances.

12 | JUSTIN RENNICkS


2019 NE 2 1 0 0 106 3 0 0 0

2020 NE 4 0 0 0 29 2 0 0 0

2021 NE 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

TOT 7 1 0 0 136 5 0 0 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/AShots: 2 (3/9/19 vs. CLB)Shots on Goal: N/AFouls Committed: 1 (6/29/19 vs. HOU)Fouls Suffered: 1 (3x, last 7/21/20 vs. TOR)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 8/21/21 vs. CIN

Start: 6/29/19 vs. HOUGoal: N/A

Assist: N/AYellow Card: N/A

Red Card: N/A

11 | EMMANUEL BOATENGPOSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-6 | Wt. 150BIRTHDAY: Jan. 17, 1994 (27)HOMETOWN: Accra, GhanaCOLLEGE: Califonia Santa BarbaraLAST CLUB: Columbus Crew SC (MLS)ACQUIRED: Signed as a free agent on Jan. 7, 2021.

BOATENG AT A GLANCE• Sixth-year midfielder owns 127 career appearances, 70 starts, 10 goals and

17 assists with LA Galaxy (2016-19), D.C. United (2019-20), Columbus Crew (2020) and New England.

• Tallied nine goals and 13 assists in 108 regular season appearances with the LA Galaxy from 2016-19.

• Began career in Sweden’s top-flight Allsvenskan with Helsingborgs IF, to-taling 37 league appearances from 2013-15.

• Recognized as nation’s top high school player in 2012 as the recipient of the 2012 Gatorade Player of the Year award.

• Graduate of Ghana’s Right to Dream Academy in native Accra.

2021 HIGHLIGHTS: • Owns one goal and three assists in six appearances for New England, in-

cluding two starts.• Logged his 70th MLS start on August 28 at New York City. • Collected first start with New England on August 21 vs. Cincinnati... Regis-

tered a goal-and-assist performance in the win... Played 62 minutes. • Assisted Tajon Buchanan's goal in comeback win on August 18 vs. D.C. • Played a season-high 27 minutes off the bench on August 4 vs. Nashville. • Played 12 minutes off the bench on July 21 at Miami. • Made Revolution debut on July 7 vs. Toronto... Assisted Adam Buksa's goal

in the second half...Played 26 minutes.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (10x, last 8/21/21 vs. CIN)Assists: 2 (4/23/16 vs. RSL)Shots: 5 (6/22/19 at CIN)Shots on Goal: 3 (10/16/16 at HOU)Fouls Committed: 3 (9/15/18 at TOR)Fouls Suffered: 3 (5/8/16 vs. NE)


Start: 8/28/21 at NYCGoal: 8/21/21 vs. CIN

Assist: 8/21/21 vs. CINYellow Card: 10/28/20 at D.C.

Red Card: N/A


2016 LA 26 17 2 5 1547 20 9 1 0

2017 LA 34 29 4 2 2321 28 13 0 0

2018 LA 27 12 2 5 1188 17 4 2 0

2019 LA/DC 24 7 1 1 930 14 5 1 0

2020 DC/CLB 10 3 0 1 323 3 1 2 0

2021 NE 6 2 1 3 216 4 1 0 0

TOT 127 70 10 17 6525 86 33 6 0



2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has appeared in 20 matches with 19 starts... Owns one goal and two assists.• Ranks third on the team in minutes played. • Returned to the Starting XI and played all 90 minutes on September 3 at

Philadelphia. • Made 95th MLS appearance on August 14 at Toronto. • Netted second goal of the season on July 31 at New York.• Made 75th MLS start on July 3 at Columbus. • Tallied a career-high five shots, including two on target, over a 90-minute

performance on May 29 at Cincinnati. • Collected first assist of the season on Adam Buksa's game-winner on May

16 vs. Columbus...Added two key passes and two shots. • Scored fourth career goal on May 1 vs. Atlanta... Also recorded team highs

in tackles (5), recoveries (9), and interceptions (2)...Eclipsed 6,000 career minutes played.

• Paced team with three tackles in home opener on April 24 vs. D.C. United.

15 | BRANDON ByEPOSITION: Defender | Ht. 6-0 | Wt. 185BIRTHDAY: Nov. 29, 1995 (25)HOMETOWN: Portage, Mich.COLLEGE: Western MichiganLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Selected by the Revolution in the first round (eighth overall) of the 2018 MLS SuperDraft.

BYE AT A GLANCE• Owns 96 MLS appearances, including 83 starts, with five goals and seven

assists since being drafted eighth overall in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft.• Finished rookie campaign with the third most appearances (24) and min-

utes played (1,470) among all 2018 MLS SuperDraft picks. • Led Western Michigan to its first MAC regular season championship, NCAA

Tournament win, and national top-five ranking as a team captain in 2017. • Major League Soccer’s first draftee from Western Michigan University, was

named MAC Player of the Year and a Hermann Trophy semifinalist as a senior.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (4x, last 5/1/21 vs. ATL)Assists: 1 (7x, last 7/25/21 vs. MTL)Shots: 5 (5/29/21 at CIN) Shots on Goal: 2 (2x, last 5/29/21 at CIN)Fouls Committed: 4 (4x, last 5/1/21 vs. ATL)Fouls Suffered: 3 (9/29/19 vs. NYC)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 7/31/21 at NY

Assist: 7/25/21 vs. MTLYellow Card: 8/14/21 at TOR

Red Card: 4/27/19 at SKC

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Second-year pro has appeared in 17 games and started 14 in debut MLS

season. • Posted a 28-minute shift off the bench on August 21 vs. Cincinnati. • Logged two shots, one on goal, on July 3 at Columbus. • Made first career substitute appearance on June 23 vs. New York. • Recorded a third consecutive start on May 12 at Philadelphia.• On May 8 at Nashville, completed 37 of 41 passes and created one chance. • Made MLS debut on May 1 vs. Atlanta United...Became the first Revolution

II graduate to appear and start in a first-team match...Completed all 33 pass attempts.

• Missed first two games of the season with an injury.

MACIEL AT A GLANCE• On May 1, 2021, became the first Revolution II graduate to play in MLS for

New England. • Signed to MLS roster on March 22, 2021 after featuring in all 16 games for

Revolution II in the team’s inaugural USL League One season. • Central midfielder was the only player to appear in all 16 matches for Revs

II during 2020 season. • Developed for 10 years in the Botafogo F.R. Academy in Brazil. • Suited up for the Botafogo Under-20 side in the 2020 Copa Sao Paulo de

Futebol Junior.• Made 32 appearances for the Botafogo F.R. U-20 side at center midfield in

2019 across all competitions totaling 2,000 minutes.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-6 | Wt. 150 BIRTHDAY: January 18, 2000 (21)HOMETOWN: Rio de Janeiro, BrazilCOLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Revolution II (USL)ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on March 22, 2021.

13 | MACIEL


2021 NE 17 14 0 0 1156 3 1 1 0

TOT 17 14 0 0 1156 3 1 1 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/AShots: 2 (7/3/21 at CLB) Shots on Goal: 1 (7/3/21 at CLB)Fouls Committed: 3 (2x, last 7/7/21 vs. TOR)Fouls Suffered: 1 (5x, last 8/8/21 vs. PHI)


Start: 8/28/21 at NYCGoal: N/A

Assist: N/AYellow Card: 6/19/21 at NYC

Red Card: N/A


2018 NE 24 16 1 2 1470 12 5 4 0

2019 NE 30 30 2 2 2657 22 7 4 1

2020 NE 22 18 0 1 1636 13 2 2 0

2021 NE 20 19 2 2 1736 16 5 3 0

TOT 96 83 5 7 7499 63 19 13 1



18 | BRAD kNIGHTON

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has started six games this season with a 5-1-0 record. • Logged an eight-save outing and third clean sheet on September 3 at

Philadelphia... Marked fifth straight win... Earned MLS Team of the Week honors.

• Collected fourth straight win on July 31 at New York.• Collected second straight clean sheet and 75th MLS appearance on July

21 at Miami.• Logged a clean-sheet victory with five saves on July 17 at Atlanta.

POSITION: Goalkeeper | Ht. 6-2 | Wt. 185BIRTHDAY: Feb. 6, 1985 (36)HOMETOWN: Richmond, Va. COLLEGE: UNC-WilmingtonLAST CLUB: Vancouver Whitecaps FCACQUIRED: Acquired via trade with Van-couver Whitecaps FC on Dec. 11, 2013.

KNIGHTON AT A GLANCE• 15-year pro in second stint with New England, entering 11th MLS campaign

with the club. • Has posted a 32-26-20 career record with 16 shutouts across 81 MLS ap-

pearances and 78 starts. • First signed with New England as an undrafted free agent out of UNC-Wilm-

ington in 2007, and owns a 19-17-14 record with the Revs. • Started four of five matches in the Revs’ run to the 2016 U.S. Open Cup

Final, recording 18 saves and 1.20 goals-against average in the tournament. • Played for the Philadelphia Union (2010) and Vancouver Whitecaps FC

(2012-13), helping the Whitecaps reach the MLS Cup Playoffs for the first time in club history.

• Inducted into UNC-Wilmington Athletic Hall of Fame in January 2018.

YEAR TEAM GP GS W L T MINS SHO SV GA

2007 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2008 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2009 NE 6 6 1 2 3 540 0 36 14

2010 PHI 8 8 3 3 1 652 2 23 8

2012 VAN 10 8 3 3 3 782 3 27 7

2013 VAN 11 11 6 3 2 990 2 35 15

2014 NE 2 2 1 1 0 180 0 6 6

2015 NE 3 3 1 1 1 270 1 9 6

2016 NE 13 13 6 5 1 1153 2 31 16

2017 NE 6 6 3 1 2 540 1 20 11

2018 NE 7 7 2 3 2 630 1 33 13

2019 NE 8 7 1 3 4 662 0 16 13

2020 NE 1 1 0 0 1 90 0 5 1

2021 NE 6 6 5 1 0 540 3 22 6

TOT 81 78 32 26 20 7029 16 263 116

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Shots Faced: 13 (4/25/09 at RSL)Saves: 9 (4/4/09 vs. DAL)Goals Allowed: 6 (4/25/09 at RSL)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIWin: 9/3/21 at PHI

Shutout: 9/3/21 at PHIYellow Card: 7/9/16 vs. CLB

Red Card: 10/16/16 at CHI

17 | TAJON BUCHANANPOSITION: Forward | Ht. 6-0 | Wt. 155BIRTHDAY: Feb. 8, 1999 (22)HOMETOWN: Brampton, OntarioCOLLEGE: SyracuseLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Selected by the Revolution in the first round (9th overall) of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft.

BUCHANAN AT A GLANCE• 2021 MLS All-Star enjoyed breakout 2020 season, appearing in all 23

league games with two goals, plus four starts and one goal in the MLS Cup Playoffs.

• Transferred to Club Brugge (Belgium) for an undisclosed fee and will re-main with New England through end of 2021.

• Owns 12 international appearances, two goals, and four assists for the Can-ada Men's National Team, including five caps as the Best Young Player at the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup.

• Received Canada Soccer’s 2020 Youth International Player of the Year Award.

• Displayed versatility in second pro season, featuring primarily as a winger before converting to right back at the start of the 2020 postseason.

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Enjoying a career season with six goals and four assists in 17 games played,

including 13 starts.• Earned three caps and two starts with the Canada National Team for World

Cup Qualifiers in September...Scored one goal with one assist in those three games.

• Recorded a goal-and-assist performance on August 21 vs. Cincinnati... Logged 50th appearance in MLS.

• Scored third goal in five games as a substitute against on August 18 vs. D.C. United.

• Netted fourth goal of the season, a first-half header, on August 14 at To-ronto.

• Featured in five games for the Canadian Men's National Team in the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup... Netted one goal in the semifinal round vs. Mexico...Named the tournament's Best Young Player and a Best XI selection.

• Collected his first goal-and-assist performance on July 3 at Columbus. • Collected second goal on June 23 vs. New York. • Registered second assist in 31-minute shift on June 19 at New York City FC. • Scored first goal and notched a career-high four shots on target on May 22

vs. New York...Marked first game-winning goal.• Made first start at right back in regular season play on May 8 at Nashville.• Registered assist on Gustavo Bou's game-tying goal on April 17 at Chicago.


2019 NE 10 4 0 2 391 11 2 0 0

2020 NE 23 11 2 2 1084 30 12 1 0

2021 NE 17 13 6 4 1118 34 15 2 0

TOT 50 28 8 8 2593 75 29 3 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (8x, last 8/21/21 vs. CIN)Assists: 1 (8x, last 8/21/21 vs. CIN)Shots: 7 (10/3/20 vs. NSH)Shots on Goal: 4 (5/22/21 vs. NY)Fouls Committed: 3 (2x, last 5/16/21 vs. CLB)Fouls Suffered: 6 (2x, last 5/29/21 at CIN)


Start: 8/21/21 vs. CINGoal: 8/21/21 vs. CIN

Assist: 8/21/21 vs. CINYellow Card: 8/21/21 vs. CIN

Red Card: N/A



2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• 2021 MLS All-Star named MLS Player of the Month in June after recording

five assists in three games. • Returned to action on September 3 at Philadelphia... Played 24 minutes as

a substitute with one shot on target. • Sidelined for all of July with a muscle injury...Returned to training on Aug. 30. • MLS MVP candidate has recorded a league-high 15 assists with two goals

in 17 starts.• Seven game-winning assists are a club record and one shy of MLS sin-

gle-season record (8). • Logged two assists, including a game-winning helper, on July 31 at New

York...Named to Team of the Week. • Notched game-winning assist and three shots on July 25 vs. Montreal. • Logged one assist on July 21 at Miami. • Scored first free-kick goal in MLS and added a game-high six chances cre-

ated on July 7 vs. Toronto. • Earned MLS Player of the Week Honors after logging a career-best three

assists on June 23 vs. New York...Extended streak to five straight games with an assist... Marked 50th MLS appearance.

• Registered two assists on June 19 at New York City FC.• Logged game-winning assist on May 29 at Cincinnati...Added 10 chances

created and two shots...Earned MLS Team of the Week honors. • Recorded one goal and one assist on May 1 vs. Atlanta...Logged a game-

high five key passes...Named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week...Im-proved to 5-of-7 from the penalty spot for his MLS career.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-7 | Wt. 145 BIRTHDAY: Nov. 22, 1992 (29)HOMETOWN: Valencia, SpainCOLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Deportivo de la Coruna (ESP)ACQUIRED: Transferred from Deportivo de la Coruna and signed to a multi-year Desig-nated Player contract on Jan. 30, 2019.

GIL AT A GLANCE• The 2019 MLS Newcomer of the Year, MLS Best XI selection, and Revolution

Team MVP owns 58 league appearances, 55 starts, 12 goals and 31 assists. • Revs’ captain has led New England to back-to-back MLS Cup Playoff ap-

pearances, with two goals and three assists en route to the 2020 Eastern Conference Final after returning from an injury that sidelined him for the majority of 2020.

• Claimed New England’s 2019 Golden Boot with 10 goals and 14 assists, starting every game.

• Transferred to the Revolution in January 2019 and signed as a Designated Player after making more than 180 appearances in eight-year professional career in Spain and England.

22 | CARLES GIL


2019 NE 34 34 10 14 3052 67 24 6 0

2020 NE 6 4 0 2 366 7 2 0 0

2021 NE 18 17 2 15 1526 31 12 0 0

TOT 58 55 12 31 4944 105 38 6 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (3/17/19 at TOR)Assists: 3 (6/23/21 vs. NY)Shots: 9 (7/17/19 vs. VAN)Shots on Goal: 3 (2x, last 7/17/19 vs. VAN)Fouls Committed: 2 (8/17/19 at NY)Fouls Suffered: 6 (3x, last 11/8/20 at PHI)


Start: 7/31/21 at NYGoal: 7/7/21 vs. TORAssist: 7/31/21 at NY

Yellow Card: 9/7/19 at NYCRed Card: N/A

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has made nine MLS appearances, including one start, and seven more in

USL League One.• Registered first MLS start on September 3 at Philadelphia... Played 62 min-

utes and logged one shot. • Scored four goals with Revolution II this season. • Made USL League One Team of the Week after two-goal performance on

Aug. 5. • Appeared as a second-half substitute on July 7 vs. Toronto. • Played nine minutes off the bench on June 27 at FC Dallas... Logged one

shot. • Played a career-high 25 minutes as a substitute on May 29 at Cincinnati. • Made Gillette Stadium debut as a substitute on May 22 vs. New York. • Played 11 minutes off the bench on May 12 at Philadelphia. • Collected second professional appearance on May 8 at Nashville.• Made professional debut with seven-minute outing on April 17 at Chicago...

Registered one shot, which hit the crossbar.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 5-9 | Wt. 170BIRTHDAY: Dec. 17, 1998 (22)HOMETOWN: Kampala, Uganda COLLEGE: PittsburghLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Selected in the first round (24th overall) of the 2021 MLS SuperDraft; signed by New England on March 5, 2021.

KIZZA AT A GLANCE• Selected by New England in the first round (24th overall) of the 2021 MLS

SuperDraft. • Owns four goals in USL League One action. • Scored 31 goals in 53 appearances over three seasons at the University of

Pittsburgh from 2017-19, leading the team in goals with 15 as a sophomore and 12 as a junior.

• Named to the All-ACC First-Team, All-ACC Tournament Team, Scholar All-East Region Team, and All-South Region Second Team in 2019.

• Uganda native arrived in the United States at age 14, attending Carlisle High School in Virginia before transferring to Montverde Academy in Florida after his sophomore season.

19 | EDWARD kIZZA


2021 NE 9 1 0 0 153 3 0 0 0

TOT 9 1 0 0 153 3 0 0 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/A Shots: 1 (3x, last 9/3/21 at PHI)Shots on Goal: N/A Fouls Committed: 4 (9/3/21 at PHI)Fouls Suffered: 1 (9/3/21 at PHI)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: N/A


Red Card: N/A



23 | JON BELLPOSITION: Defender | Ht. 6-1 | Wt. 175BIRTHDAY: August 26, 1997 (24)HOMETOWN: Silver Spring, Md.COLLEGE: Maryland Baltimore CountyLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution to a one-year contract with additional club options on March 22, 2021.

BELL AT A GLANCE• Central defender graduated from Revolution II roster to the first team in

March 2021 after making 15 starts in USL League One during debut pro campaign in 2020.

• In 2020, became only the fifth graduate from UMBC to be selected in the MLS SuperDraft.

• Named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List at the start of 2019 season.• Appeared in 56 games during his four years at UMBC, making 53 starts at

midfield and defense.

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has appeared in eight contests, including seven starts, in debut MLS cam-

paign. • Has missed time with a hamstring injury. • Returned to the Starting XI and logged first MLS assist on July 21 at Miami. • Started and played 68 minutes on June 27 at FC Dallas. • Opened MLS account and became the first Revolution II graduate to score

for the first team on June 19 at New York City. • Submitted a 13-minute shift off the bench on May 29 at Cincinnati. • Made a third consecutive start on May 22 vs. New York. • Made a second consecutive start on May 16 vs. Columbus...Logged team-

bests in tackles (3) and interceptions (2) over the 90-minute outing. • Became the second Revolution II alum to appear in a first-team contest on

May 12 at Philadelphia...Played 90 minutes in central defense.


2021 NE 8 7 1 1 593 3 2 1 0

TOT NE 8 7 1 1 593 3 2 1 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (6/19/21 at NYC)Assists: 1 (7/21/21 at MIA)Shots: 1 (3x, last 6/19/21 vs. NYC)Shots on Goal: 1 (6/19/21 vs. NYC)Fouls Committed: 3 (5/16/21 vs. CLB)Fouls Suffered: N/A

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 7/25/21 vs. MTL

Start: 7/25/21 vs. MTLGoal: 6/19/21 at NYC

Assist: 7/21/21 at MIAYellow Card: 5/16/21 vs. CLB

Red Card: N/A

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Owns two goals and four assists over 21 games played, all starts.• Tied for third on the team with four assists... Ranks second in minutes played.• Made seventh MLS start at right back on August 28 at New York City FC. • Posted a 90-minute shift on August 21 vs. Cincinnati...Marked first start at

right back in 2021...Surpassed 4,000 minutes played in MLS. • Tallied the game-winning goal on August 18 vs. D.C. United. • Collected fourth assist on August 14 at Toronto. • Named to MLS Team of the Week for performance on August 8 vs. Phila-

delphia. • Registered one assist on July 31 at New York. • Collected 50th MLS appearance on July 7 vs. Toronto... Logged three shots.• Recorded second assist on July 3 at Columbus... Tallied team highs in tackles

(7), possession gained (7), and clearances (4). • Scored first goal of the season in 90-minute shift on June 23 vs. New York...

Earned MLS Team of the Week honors. • Logged two shots on goal and played 90 minutes on May 22 vs. New York. • Recorded assist on Teal Bunbury's goal on May 12 at Philadelphia.• Started and played 89 minutes in 2-2 draw on April 17 at Chicago...Issued a

red card for denial of obvious goal-scoring opportunity in stoppage time and served a one-game suspension on April 24.

24 | DEJUAN JONESPOSITION: Defender | Ht. 5-9 | Wt. 165BIRTHDAY: June 24, 1997 (24)HOMETOWN: Lansing, Mich.COLLEGE: Michigan StateLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Selected by the Revolution in the first round (11th overall) of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft.

JONES AT A GLANCE• Third-year pro was selected by New England with the 11th-overall pick in the

2019 MLS SuperDraft.• Has made 59 league appearances and 48 starts, with five additional starts in

the MLS Cup Playoffs, and owns three goals and five assists. • Featured primarily at outside back with additional appearances in midfield.• Recorded 16 goals and 14 assists across 75 career appearances for Michigan

State, earning back-to-back Second Team All-Big 10 Conference selections. • Led Michigan State to the College Cup Semifinal in 2018 and the College

Cup Elite Eight in 2017.• A native of Lansing, Mich., and a decorated high school player named the

state's Gatorade Player of the Year and Mr. Soccer in 2015.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (3x, last 8/18/21 vs. D.C.)Assists: 1 (5x, last 8/14/21 at TOR)Shots: 3 (2x, last 7/7/21 vs. TOR)Shots on Goal: 3 (10/7/20 vs. TOR)Fouls Committed: 3 (10/19/20 vs. PHI)Fouls Suffered: 4 (3/7/20 vs. CHI)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 8/18/21 vs. D.C.

Assist: 8/14/21 at TORYellow Card: 7/3/21 at CLB

Red Card: 4/17/21 at CHI


2019 NE 20 14 1 1 1296 13 4 0 0

2020 NE 18 13 0 0 1134 7 5 2 0

2021 NE 21 21 2 4 1794 11 5 2 1

TOT 59 48 3 5 4224 31 14 4 1



2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has appeared in all 24 games, starting 13, and owns two goals with three

assists. • Posted his fourth full 90-minute shift of the season on August 28 at New

York City. • Scored the Revs' opening goal in 3-2 win on August 18 vs. D.C. United. • Assisted Matt Polster's goal on August 8 vs. Philadelphia.• Logged second assist of the season on July 7 vs. Toronto.• Recorded first assist in a 64-minute shift on July 3 at Columbus.• Scored the game-winning goal, his first goal in a Revolution uniform, on

June 19 at New York City FC.• Started in central midfield in season opener on April 17 at Chicago...Played

82 minutes in the draw.

MCNAMARA AT A GLANCE• Eighth-year midfielder owns 167 league appearances, 113 starts, 18 goals,

and 22 assists between Chivas USA, New York City FC, Houston Dynamo, and New England.

• Joined the Revolution midway through 2020 and made 14 appearances, plus four in the playoffs, before re-signing with New England for the 2021 season.

• Spent four years with New York City FC, playing 86 games and tallying 13 goals with 14 assists from 2015-18.

• Made 37 leagues appearances for the Houston Dynamo from 2019-20. • Played collegiately at Brown and Clemson, earning a master’s degree in

applied economics, before being selected by Chivas USA in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-9 | Wt. 170 BIRTHDAY: Feb. 6, 1991 (30)HOMETOWN: West Nyack, N.Y. COLLEGE: Brown/ClemsonLAST CLUB: Houston Dynamo (MLS)ACQUIRED: Trade with Houston Dynamo on Aug. 17, 2020; re-signed by New En-gland on Dec. 22, 2020.

26 | TOMMy MCNAMARA

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (18x, last 8/18/21 vs. D.C.)Assists: 2 (7/17/16 at MTL) Shots: 5 (3/26/16 vs. NE)Shots on Goal: 2 (10x, last 5/17/17 at RSL)Fouls Committed: 4 (7/26/15 vs. ORL)Fouls Suffered: 5 (7/16/19 at CIN)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 8/18/21 vs. D.C.Assist: 8/8/21 vs. PHI

Yellow Card: 8/21/21 vs. CINRed Card: N/A

25 | ARNÓR TRAUSTASONPOSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 6-0 | Wt. 165BIRTHDAY: April 30, 1993 (28)HOMETOWN: Keflavík, IcelandCOLLEGE: – LAST CLUB: Malmö FF (SWE)ACQUIRED: Acquired by New England via transfer from Malmö FF on March 16, 2021.

TRAUSTASON AT A GLANCE• Winger arrives in New England with more than 275 appearances across

all competitions in the top flights of Sweden, Greece, Austria, Norway, and Iceland.

• Has collected 40 international caps with Iceland national team, including appearances at the 2018 FIFA World Cup and 2016 European Champion-ship.

• Most recently featured for Malmö FF from 2018-21, and helped the Swedish side capture the 2020 Allsvenskan title following a runner-up finish in the 2019 campaign.

• Owns 34 combined appearances in UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League competition.

• Won the 2018 Greek Super League 1 title with AEK Athens, as well as the 2015 Allsvenskan title and the 2015 Swedish Cup with IFK Norrköping.

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Started 17 of 22 appearances since joining the club in April. • Owns two goals, six assists, and 26 shots, including nine on target. • Ranks second on the team in assists and fifth in shots. • Logged sixth assist of the season on September 3 at Philadelphia... Ejected

in the 59th minute after picking up a second yellow card and will serve a one-game suspesion on September 11.

• Recorded fifth assist on August 18 vs. D.C. ...Ejected in the 72nd minute after picking up a second yellow card.

• Recorded a season-high three shots on August 8 vs. Philadelphia. • Collected an assist for second straight game on July 31 at New York.• Logged one assist and two shots on July 25 vs. Montreal. • Collected first two MLS goals on July 21 at Miami...Named to MLS Team of

the Week. • Registered first two MLS assists on May 22 vs. New York...Earned bench

spot on MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week. • Made MLS and Revolution debut in home opener on April 24 vs. D.C. Unit-

ed.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (7/21/21 at MIA)Assists: 2 (5/22/21 vs. NY)Shots: 3 (8/8/21 vs. PHI)Shots on Goal: 2 (7/21/21 at MIA)Fouls Committed: 2 (4/24/21 vs. D.C.)Fouls Suffered: 4 (8/18/21 vs. D.C.)


Start: 9/3/21 at PHIGoal: 7/21/21 at MIAAssist: 9/3/21 at PHI

Yellow Card: 8/18/21 vs. D.C.Red Card: 8/18/21 vs. D.C.


2014 CHV 6 6 1 0 467 6 3 1 0

2015 NYC 19 15 5 3 1324 23 12 3 0

2016 NYC 30 28 5 9 2229 40 18 5 0

2017 NYC 27 19 3 2 1574 23 11 5 0

2018 NYC 10 4 0 0 370 3 0 3 0

2019 HOU 33 15 2 3 1530 18 8 3 1

2020 HOU/NE 18 13 0 2 1043 18 3 2 0

2021 NE 24 13 2 3 1348 19 7 4 0

TOT 167 113 18 22 9885 150 62 27 0


2021 NE 22 17 2 6 1281 26 9 4 2

TOT 22 17 2 6 1281 26 9 4 2



CAICEDO AT A GLANCE• 25-year-old midfielder entering fourth MLS campaign after sitting out the

2020 season with a knee injury. • From 2018-19, registered 61 MLS appearances, 56 starts, one goal, and four

assists in the regular season. • Acquired on loan Cortuluá in March 2018 after five professional seasons in

Colombia and Portugal, before permanently transferring to New England after the season.

• Made 73 appearances for Cortuluá in his native Colombia from 2015-18. • Helped guide the Cortuluá U-20 squad to a third-place finish in the 2016

U-20 Copa Libertadores. • Began professional career with Sporting CP II in 2014 in Portugal before

joining Cortuluá in 2015.

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 5-7 | Wt. 155 BIRTHDAY: May 18, 1996 (25)HOMETOWN: Apartadó, ColombiaCOLLEGE: – LAST CLUB: Cortuluá (COL)ACQUIRED: Acquired on loan from Cortu-luá for the 2018 season on March 8, 2018; Revolution exercised permanent MLS transfer option on Nov. 2, 2018.

27 | LUIS CAICEDO

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (7/14/18 vs. LA) Assists: 1 (4x, last 9/29/18 at TOR) Shots: 3 (5x, last 7/4/19 at COL) Shots on Goal: 2 (2x, last 9/15/18 at LAFC) Fouls Committed: 5 (9/15/18 at LAFC)Fouls Suffered: 6 (2x, last 5/8/19 at CHI)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 10/6/19 at ATL

Start: 10/6/19 at ATLGoal: 7/14/18 vs. LA

Assist: 9/29/18 at TORYellow Card: 10/6/19 at ATL

Red Card: N/A

2021 HIGHLIGHTS: • Owns eight appearances and three starts in first season with New England. • Made first start in a Revolution uniform on July 21 at Miami.• Made Revolution debut in home opener on Aprll 24 vs. D.C. United...Played

36 minutes as a second-half substitute.

DELAGARZA AT A GLANCE• Versatile defender joins Revolution for 13th MLS season with 274 career

appearances for the LA Galaxy (2009-2016), Houston Dynamo (2017-2019), Inter Miami CF (2020) and New England.

• A three-time MLS Cup Champion (2011, 2012, 2014) and two-time Support-ers’ Shield (2010, 2011) winner with LA Galaxy.

• Ranks among the top-20 active MLS players in games played, games start-ed, and minutes played.

• Represented the United States and Guam before retiring from international competition in 2020.

• Played four seasons of collegiate soccer at Maryland, winning NCAA Na-tional Championships in 2005 and 2008.

• Voted MLS Humanitarian of the Year in 2014 for work with the Luca Knows Heart Foundation.

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 5-9 | Wt. 150 BIRTHDAY: Nov. 4, 1987 (33)HOMETOWN: Bryans Road, MD. COLLEGE: Maryland LAST CLUB: Inter Miami CFACQUIRED: Signed by New England as a free agent on Jan. 7, 2021.

28 | A.J. DELAGARZA

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (2x, last 5/10/10 vs. PHI)Assists: 1 (13x, last 8/18/21 vs. D.C.)Shots: 2 (1x, last 8/17/19 vs. COL)Shots on Goal: 2 (9/12/09 vs. DAL)Fouls Committed: 5 (3/8/14 vs. RSL)Fouls Suffered: 5 (5/11/14 at POR)


Start: 8/18/21 vs. D.C.Goal: 5/1/10 vs. PHI

Assist: 8/18/21 vs. D.C.Yellow Card: 8/18/21 vs. D.C.

Red Card: N/A


2018 NE 30 29 1 4 2590 35 9 11 0

2019 NE 31 27 0 0 2359 22 2 6 0

2020 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2021 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOT 61 56 1 4 4949 57 11 17 0

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has not yet appeared in an MLS match this season.• Appeared on New England's matchday roster on September 3 at Philadel-

phia. • Returned to training on Aug. 31 after being sidelined all season with a knee

injury. • Started and played 76 minutes for Revolution II on April 17 vs. Richmond...

Marked first professional appearance since suffering knee injury in 2019.


2009 LA 22 21 1 1 1754 3 2 2 0

2010 LA 17 14 1 0 1307 1 1 3 0

2011 LA 30 30 0 0 2627 3 1 3 0

2012 LA 30 30 0 0 2644 1 0 4 0

2013 LA 28 28 0 0 2399 2 1 3 0

2014 LA 29 28 0 2 2491 2 2 4 0

2015 LA 24 22 0 1 1963 4 0 4 0

2016 LA 24 23 0 0 2064 3 1 5 0

2017 HOU 30 30 0 3 2623 8 2 8 0

2018 HOU 4 4 0 0 360 0 0 0 0

2019 HOU 23 23 0 1 1995 8 2 6 0

2020 MIA 5 5 0 0 427 0 0 0 0

2021 NE 8 3 0 1 371 1 0 1 0

TOT 274 261 2 9 23025 36 12 43 0




2016 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2017 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2018 NE 27 27 8 10 9 2430 5 83 42

2019 NE 20 20 8 4 7 1766 5 87 27

2020 NE 22 22 8 7 7 1980 6 68 24

2021 NE 18 18 11 3 4 1620 4 64 22

TOT 87 87 35 24 27 7796 20 302 115

2021 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has earned 10 caps with the U.S. Men's National Team in 2021, posting an

8-0-2 record with seven shutouts including three starts in September's FIFA World Cup Qualifiers.

• Has made 18 starts in MLS with an 11-3-4 record, four shutouts, and 64 saves.

• Set a new career high with 11 wins. • Matched season-high with seven saves on August 18 vs. D.C. United. • Returned from the Gold Cup to log 20th MLS clean sheet on August 4 vs.

Nashville. • Collected five clean sheets in six appearances for the United States in the

2021 Gold Cup en route to the tournament championship... Named the tour-nament's top goalkeeper and a Best XI selection.

• Earned the USMNT's Man of the Match honors after both the Gold Cup Semifinal vs. Qatar (July 29) and Final vs. Mexico (August 1).

• Named MLS Player of the Week for Week 8 after making a season-high seven saves, including a penalty-kick stop, on June 19 at New York City.

• Logged 75th MLS appearance and 18th clean sheet on May 16 vs. Colum-bus.

• Eclipsed 250 career saves on May 8 at Nashville.

30 | MATT TURNERPOSITION: Goalkeeper | Ht. 6-3 | Wt. 195BIRTHDAY: June 24, 1994 (27)HOMETOWN: Park Ridge, N.J.COLLEGE: FairfieldLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on March 3, 2016; Re-signed to multi-year con-tract on Aug. 21, 2019.

TURNER AT A GLANCE• Entering sixth professional season in New England with 87 MLS starts, 20

career shutouts, and a record of 35-24-27. • Voted Revolution Team MVP by fans, Players’ Player of the Year by team-

Mates, and finished second in 2020 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year voting.• Ranks among the Revolution’s top-three goalkeepers all-time in goals

against average, wins, saves, and minutes played in net.• Finished top-five in 2019 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year voting after ranking

third in saves percentage (74.8) during second season as a starter.• Owns 10 international appearances for U.S. Men's National Team with an

unbeaten 8-0-2 record and seven shutouts. • Named top goalkeeper in the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup and helped the Unit-

ed States win the tournament as one of two players to play every minute.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Shots Faced: 10 (3x, last 10/6/19 at ATL)Saves: 9 (2x, last 9/7/19 at NYC)Goals Allowed: 5 (5/8/19 at CHI)


Start: 8/28/21 at NYCWin: 8/21/21 vs. CIN

Shutout: 8/4/21 vs. NSHYellow Card: 9/7/19 at NYC

Red Card: 5/25/19 vs. DC

32 | CHRISTIAN MAfLAPOSITION: Defender | Ht. 5-9 | Wt. 155BIRTHDAY: Jan. 15, 1993 (28)HOMETOWN: Palmira, ColombiaCOLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Atlético Nacional (COL)ACQUIRED: Signed by New England via transfer from Atlético Nacional on Dec. 21, 2020.

MAFLA AT A GLANCE• Left-footed defender arrives in New England with more than 190 career

appearances across 10 seasons in South America, including five in Colom-bia’s top division.

• Featured in 78 games for Atlético Nacional from 2017-20, including 62 in Primera A, helping lift the 2018 Copa Colombia trophy.

• Appeared in 95 games for Atlético Bucaramanga from 2014-17, helping the side earn promotion to the first division after winning the Primera B title in 2015.

• Palmira native began pro career in 2011 with Colombian side Boyacá Chicó.

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has logged seven appearances this season, with five starts. • Submitted a full 90-minute shift on August 21 vs. Cincinnati. • Logged second start of the season on July 21 at Miami. • Appeared off the bench on July 17 at Atlanta. • Made MLS and Revolution debuts in home opener on April 24 vs. D.C. Unit-

ed...Started and played 54 minutes at left back.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/AShots: N/AShots on Goal: N/AFouls Committed: 3 (4/24/21 vs. DC)Fouls Suffered: 1 (4/24/21 vs. DC)


Start: 8/28/21 at NYCGoal: N/A

Assist: N/AYellow Card: 7/25/21 vs. MTL

Red Card: N/A


2021 NE 7 5 0 0 372 0 0 1 0

TOT 7 5 0 0 372 0 0 1 0



2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Appeared on New England's matchday roster three times this season. • Has made eight appearances, including seven starts, for Revolution II in

USL League One this season.

VERFURTH AT A GLANCE• Became the first player in club history to ascend from Revolution II to New

England’s MLS roster in July 2020. • In January 2020, was among the first four players signed to the inaugural

Revolution II USL League One roster. • Spent the 2019 season with Loudoun United of the USL Championship.• Played 72 games across four seasons at Virginia Tech, registering nine

goals.

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 6-3 | Wt. 185 BIRTHDAY: March 8, 1996 (25)HOMETOWN: Ashburn, VirginiaCOLLEGE: Virginia TechLAST CLUB: Revolution II (USL League One)ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on July 6, 2020.

35 | COLLIN vERfURTH


2020 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2021 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/AShots: N/AShots on Goal: N/AFouls Committed: N/AFouls Suffered: N/A

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: N/A

Start: N/AGoal: N/A


Red Card: N/A

36 | EARL EDWARDS JR.POSITION: Goalkeeper | Ht. 6-3 | Wt. 205BIRTHDAY: Jan. 24, 1992 (29)HOMETOWN: San Diego, Calif.COLLEGE: UCLALAST CLUB: D.C. United (MLS)ACQUIRED: Signed as a free agent on Dec. 19, 2020.

EDWARDS JR. AT A GLANCE• Goalkeeper entering seventh MLS season and first in New England after

two years with D.C. United and four with Orlando City SC. • Originally selected by Orlando City SC in the third round (43rd overall) of

the 2015 MLS SuperDraft.• Owns more than 50 appearances across all competitions in MLS and the

USL Championship with D.C. United, Loudoun United FC, Orlando City SC, and Orlando City B.

• Named to the USL Championship’s All-League Second Team in 2017 after making 23 appearances for Orlando City B.

• A three-year team captain and a two-time First Team All-Pac-12 selection for the UCLA Bruins.

• Represented the United States National Team at the Under-17 level, includ-ing in the 2009 U-17 FIFA World Cup.

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has been available off the bench for eight of the last nine games. • Has made four starts with Revolution II in USL League One, posting a 2-2-0

record.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Shots Faced: 10 (7/29/18 at L.A. Galaxy)Saves: 6 (7/29/18 at L.A. Galaxy)Goals Allowed: 6 (10/22/17 at PHI)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 8/4/18 vs. NE

Start: 8/4/18 vs. NEWin: 7/14/18 vs. TOR

Shutout: N/AYellow Card: N/A

Red Card: N/A


2015 ORL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2016 ORL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2017 ORL 1 1 0 1 0 90 0 1 6

2018 ORL 5 5 1 2 1 392 0 15 10

2019 D.C. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2020 D.C. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2021 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOT 6 6 1 3 1 482 0 16 16




2020 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2021 NE 1 0 0 0 28 0 0 0 0

TOT 1 0 0 0 28 0 0 0 0

RIVERA AT A GLANCE• Became the seventh Revolution Academy product to sign Homegrown Play-

er contract with the first team on Nov. 8, 2019.• Currently the youngest member of the first team at 18 after turning pro as the

Revs’ second-youngest Homegrown Player signing to date at 16. • Developed in the Revolution Academy for three-plus years, surpassing 40

goals scored in more than 90 appearances at the U-14, U-16, U-17, and U-19 levels.

• Called in to U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team camp in November 2019.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-10 | Wt. 160 BIRTHDAY: Dec. 8, 2002 (18)HOMETOWN: Cranston, R.I.COLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution as a Homegrown Player on Nov. 8, 2019.

72 | DAMIAN RIvERA

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:• Made MLS debut with a 28-minute shift on August 21 vs. Cincinnati... Be-

came the club's sixth Homegrown Player to appear in a MLS match. • Has appeared in 14 games for Revolution II in USL League One this season.• Paces Revolution II with four goals on the season.• Named USL League One Player of the Week for Week 18. • Appeared on New England's matchday roster on August 18 vs. D.C., August

14 at Toronto, and July 31 at New York.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/AShots: N/AShots on Goal: N/AFouls Committed: N/AFouls Suffered: N/A


Start: N/AGoal: N/A


Red Card: N/A


STAff BIOSSTAff BIOS

BRUCE ARENA• Named the Revolution’s sporting director and the club’s eighth head coach on May 14, 2019.• Holds a record five MLS Cup titles (1996, 1997, 2011, 2012, 2014), and shares the all-time record with three MLS

Coach of the Year honors and three MLS Supporters’ Shields.• The winningest active MLS head coach and one of two coaches in league history to eclipse 200 regular

season MLS wins and 700 career points.• Reached the MLS Cup final in seven of 15 seasons as an MLS head coach, with a record 35 MLS Cup Playoff

wins and 54 postseason games coached.• Managed the U.S. Men’s National Team through two separate stints (1998-2006, 2016-17) and two FIFA Men’s

World Cups in 2002 and 2006, and won three Gold Cup titles.• Built a dynasty over 18 seasons as head coach at the University of Virginia, winning five NCAA Division-1

National Championships and six ACC titles.

Bruce Arena is in his third season as Sporting Director and Head Coach of the New England Revolution after his appointment to the position on May 14, 2019. The five-time MLS Cup winner is the eighth head coach in club history and oversees all soccer operations for the New England Revolution, including head coaching duties, roster man-agement, scouting, and the oversight of Revolution II and the Revolution Academy.

In his first two seasons at the helm in New England, Arena has led the Revolution to consecutive MLS Cup Playoff appearances, including a berth in the Eastern Conference Final in his first full season in New England. He made his return to the MLS postseason in 2019 by leading one of the most remarkable turnarounds in league history. After a 2-8-2 start had the Revolution sitting in last place in MLS, Arena went unbeaten in his first eight games on the sidelines and helped New England reach the postseason, ending a three-year drought for the club.

The team’s historic turnaround in 2019 came despite Arena only making one in-season addition to the roster, bringing in Argentine striker Gustavo Bou via a club-re-cord transfer in July. In his first offseason, Arena further bolstered the roster with a combination of MLS veterans and international signings highlighted by young Polish striker Adam Buksa. The roster improvements paid dividends as Arena led the Revolution on a run to the Eastern Conference Final in 2020, highlighted by away wins against the top-seeded Philadelphia Union and fourth-seeded Orlando City SC.

The Long Island, N.Y. native joined the Revolution with one of the most decorated coaching careers in American soccer history that has spanned more than 40 sea-sons at the collegiate, professional, and international levels. Arena’s MLS resume includes a record five MLS Cup titles, three Supporters’ Shields, seven conference championships, one U.S. Open Cup title, and one Concacaf Champions' Cup. He has reached the MLS Cup final in seven of his 15 seasons coaching in the league. Arena has earned three MLS Coach of the Year selections, tied for the most all-time, first winning the honor in 1997 with D.C. United before being recognized in 2009 and 2011 with the LA Galaxy.

With more than 250 combined regular season and postseason wins in MLS to date, and a regular season record of 218-131-105 (.596) entering 2021, Arena is the league’s winningest active head coach. He is one of two coaches in league history to have surpassed 200 regular season wins and 700 career points, along with Sigi Schmid. Arena is the league’s all-time leader in MLS Cup Playoff games coached with 54 (35-13-6), while his 35 playoff wins are also the most in league history.

On the international stage, Arena, 69, coached the U.S. Men’s National Team over two separate stints from 1998-2006 and 2016-17, amassing the most wins in the program’s history with a record of 81-35-32. He led the Stars and Stripes to a Quarterfinal finish in the 2002 FIFA Men’s World Cup – the country's best showing since 1930 – as well an appearance in the 2006 FIFA Men’s World Cup. Arena also guided the U.S. Men's National Team to more Gold Cup titles than any other coach, cap-turing the continental trophy three times in 2002, 2005, and 2017.

Before his time in the professional ranks, Arena began his head coaching career with one season at the University of Puget Sound (1976), before being named the head coach at the University of Virginia in 1978. During his decorated 18-year tenure at Virginia, he led the Cavaliers to five NCAA Division-1 National Championships, including four in a row from 1991-94, as well as six ACC Men’s Soccer titles (1988, 1991-95). While at Virginia, Arena coached a number of American soccer legends, including Claudio Reyna, John Harkes, and current D.C. United Head Coach Ben Olsen.

In 1996, Arena received an offer to lead the United States Under-23 Men’s National Team in the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. Shortly after the Olympics, he as-sumed the head role with D.C. United, where he led the Black-and-Red to a 61-35 record, including the first two MLS Cup titles in 1996 and 1997, and the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup title in 1996.

Following the 1998 FIFA Men’s World Cup in France, the United States Soccer Federation turned to Arena, who helped the team qualify for the 2002 FIFA Men’s World Cup. In the tournament, Arena’s team recorded an impressive win over powerhouse Portugal and topped Mexico, 2-0, in the Round of 16 en route to the nation’s first appearance in the Quarterfinals in a 72-year span. That same year, Arena led the USMNT to the Concacaf Gold Cup title, one of his three triumphs in the competition.

In 2005, Arena won his second Concacaf Gold Cup ahead of the 2006 FIFA Men’s World Cup in Germany. In the 2006 tournament, the United States earned a 1-1 draw against Italy, but a 2-1 defeat to Ghana sent the USMNT home early.

The next season, Arena took charge of the New York Red Bulls, where he spent the end of the 2006 season and all of the 2007 campaign. In 2008, Arena joined the LA Galaxy for what would be an incredible nine-year tenure that included three MLS Cups in a four-year span and two Supporters’ Shields in 2010 and 2011.

Following his decorated career with the Galaxy, Arena rejoined the U.S. Men’s National Team in November 2016. In his second run as head coach, he lost only two out of 18 games at the helm, though the United States fell short of qualification for the 2018 FIFA Men’s World Cup.

A 2010 National Soccer Hall of Fame inductee, Arena was named the 2015 Werner Fricker Builder Award recipient, earning U.S. Soccer’s highest honor for his more than 40 years of service to the game.

A talented lacrosse player, Arena grew up on Long Island and would go on to attend Nassau Community College, where he played both lacrosse and soccer. Arena then transferred to Cornell University in 1971, where as a goalkeeper, he led his team to the 1972 NCAA College Cup Final Four and earned the tournament’s Most Valuable Defensive Player award. During the 1973 season, Arena contributed as an assistant coach with Cornell, before then accepting a head coaching position at the University of Puget Sound.

Off the field, Arena has authored a number of books and is a member of the NJCAA Lacrosse Hall of Fame, after receiving induction in 2008. He and his wife, Phyllis, live in Boston. Arena’s son, Kenny, was an assistant coach under his father with the LA Galaxy from 2014-16, before joining the staff of Los Angeles FC in 2018, where he currently serves as an assistant coach.

SPORTING DIRECTOR & HEAD COACH



CURT ONALfOCurt Onalfo is in his third season as Techni-cal Director of the New England Revolution after his appointment to the position on June 2, 2019. In his role, Onalfo works closely with Sporting Director Bruce Arena managing the club’s day-to-day soccer operations, includ-ing oversight of Revolution II, the Revolution Academy and the scouting department.

The Sao Paulo, Brazil native and Ridgefield, Conn. product joins the Revolution following an extensive coaching and playing career in Major League Soccer and with the United States Men's National Team. Onalfo has won MLS Cup as both a player and a coach, including one as a member of D.C. United in 1999, and three as an assis-tant coach with the LA Galaxy in 2011, 2012, and 2014.

Onalfo owns 12 total years of MLS coaching experience, highlighted by stints as head coach of D.C. United (2010), the then-Kansas City Wiz-ards (2007-09), and the LA Galaxy (2017). While continuing as an assis-tant with the Galaxy, he also served as the inaugural head coach of USL Championship side LA Galaxy II from 2014-16, where he led the club to a Western Conference title in 2015. When he departed “Los Dos” to take over head coaching duties with the Galaxy first team, his overall record with the developmental side finished at 46-29-20.

On the international level, Onalfo spent six years as an assistant coach for the United States Men's National Team under Bruce Arena. He served as an assistant for the USMNT from 2002-07 – including at the 2002 and 2006 FIFA Men’s World CupTM – and also worked as an assistant with the U.S. Under-23 MNT in 2002. Prior to joining the Revolution, he most recently assisted the U.S. Under-20 Men’s National Team from 2018 through May 2019, including in Poland at the FIFA U-20 Men’s World CupTM, and briefly served as acting head coach of the U-19 side for a training camp in January 2019.

Onalfo, 50, entered the coaching ranks an assistant with D.C. United in 2000 following his retirement. He remained with the Black and Red un-til September 2002, briefly serving as interim head coach in 2001. After his time in the U.S. Men's National Team setup, Onalfo was appointed head coach of the Kansas City Wizards shortly after the 2006 FIFA Men’s World Cup. He led Kansas City for two-and-a-half seasons, compiling a 27-29-22 record, and helped the club reach the postseason twice, includ-ing a Western Conference Finals appearance in 2007. In December 2009, Onalfo was named head coach of D.C. United, where he would remain for eight months before departing the club.

After starring for Ridgefield High School, Onalfo played collegiately for Bruce Arena at the University of Virginia from 1987-1990. In four seasons with the Cavaliers, he earned a pair of All-ACC First Team selections and helped the team win the 1988 ACC Championship. He began his pro-fessional career with French side La Ciotat in 1991, before featuring for the Connecticut Wolves of the USISL from 1994-95, and Mexican second division side Tampico Madero in 1995.

Onalfo was selected by the LA Galaxy in the inaugural MLS Draft and would make 13 appearances for the club in 1996, helping it reach the first ever MLS Cup. The defender went on to register 23 appearances across four seasons in MLS, spending additional time with San Jose (1997) and D.C. United (1998-99). He recorded one international cap with the U.S. Men's National Team and featured extensively at the youth level, includ-ing the 1989 FIFA World Youth Championship, the 1991 Pan American Games, and the 1992 Summer Olympics.

Onalfo’s journey took a detour soon after the 1992 Olympics, when a di-agnosis of stage three Hodgkin’s disease at the age of 24 disrupted his career and nearly ended his life. After surviving his arduous battle with cancer, Onalfo resumed his playing career with Connecticut and then Mexican side Tampico FC, before joining the Galaxy for the inaugural MLS season.

TECHNICAL DIRECTORREMI ROy

DIRECTOR Of SCOUTING & PRO PERSONNELRemi Roy is currently in his 12th season with the New England Revolution and his fourth as the club's Director of Scouting & Player Personnel, having been named to the posi-tion in January 2018. Roy has been with the club since 2010, previously serving as an assistant coach with New England for eight seasons.

In his current role, Roy is focused on scouting and talent identification in players at the collegiate, national, and international levels. He works closely with the Revolution technical staff in player evaluation and has a role in all soccer-related aspects of the organization, including com-munication with agents and facilitating MLS communication and com-pliance.

Roy was heavily engaged in the Revolution's scouting operations throughout his tenure as an assistant coach, contributing to the club's domestic and international scouting efforts. As an assistant coach, first under Steve Nicol and then for six seasons on Jay Heaps' staff, he worked primarily with the Revs' first-team goalkeepers and also provid-ed additional training for the Revolution Academy goalkeepers.

During his time on the Revs' coaching staff, Roy mentored several tal-ented goalkeepers and helped them each achieve success in the pro-fessional ranks. In addition to coaching former Revs goalkeeper Matt Reis in his pursuit of MLS longevity and success, Roy helped Bobby Shuttleworth establish himself as one of the league’s premier goalkeep-ers since his debut in 2010. In 2016, Roy’s guidance helped Brad Knigh-ton start a career-high 13 matches, including six wins.

Roy joined the Revolution after 10 years as the assistant coach/goal-keepers coach for both the men's and women's soccer teams at the University of Mobile in Alabama, his alma mater. During his tenure in Mobile, Roy was also a member of the Region III goalkeeping staff. Ad-ditionally, he served as the Puerto Rico national team's goalkeepers coach in its preparations for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

In addition to his various coaching positions, Roy spent five years as a player-coach in the United Soccer League (USL) with the Syracuse Salty Dogs (2003) and the Virginia Beach Mariners (2004-07).

Roy played collegiately at the University of Mobile from 1997-99. In his final season in 1999, Roy garnered all-conference, all-region, and All-American honors. He also played five seasons in the Premier De-velopment League (PDL) with the Jackson Chargers (1998-99), Des Moines Menace (2000), and the Spokane Shadow (2001).

Roy holds a USSF "A" License and Level I and II NSCAA Goalkeeping Licenses. A native of Petit-Rocher, New Brunswick, Canada, Roy lives south of Boston with his wife and three kids.



kEvIN HITCHCOCkASSISTANT COACH

Kevin Hitchcock is in his third season as As-sistant Coach for the New England Revolution after joining the cub’s staff in April 2019. Hitch-cock brings nearly two decades of professional coaching experience in the top flights of England, Qatar, and India, as well as a decorated 18-year playing career in England, to New England.

Hitchcock, who owns a UEFA 'A' Goalkeeper Li-cense and UEFA 'B' License, spent the previous 18 years as a first-team goalkeeper coach with

several top-flight clubs. His experience includes stints with Watford FC (2001-04), Blackburn Rovers FC (2004-08), Manchester City FC (2008-10), Fulham FC (2011), Queens Park Rangers (2012-15), Al Arabi Sports Club (2015-16), and Birmingham City FC (2016-18). Most recently, Hitchcock spent one year as the goalkeepers coach for Indian Super League side Chennaiyin FC.

Hitchcock has coached and developed a number of elite professional goal-keepers, including Joe Hart, Kasper Schmeichel, Shay Given, Robert Green, Júlio César, and Mark Schwarzer, among others.

Prior to entering the coaching ranks, Hitchcock registered nearly 300 ap-pearances across an 18-year playing career in England, highlighted by two FA Cups, one League Cup, one Cup Winners Cup, and one Super Cup with Chelsea FC. In total, he recorded 96 appearances for The Blues from 1988-2001, also completing loan assignments to West Ham United FC (1993) and Northampton Town FC (1990) during his time with the club. Prior to joining Chelsea, Hitchcock began his professional career with Mansfield Town FC, where he made 168 appearances from 1984-88. At the youth level, he played with both Nottingham Forest FC and Barking F.C.

RICHIE WILLIAMSASSISTANT COACH

Richie Williams is in his third season as an assistant coach for the New England Revolution after joining Bruce Arena’s staff in June 2019. Williams brings 16 years of coaching experience in Major League Soccer, USL Championship, and the United States Men’s National Team to New England. He most re-cently served as the first ever head coach of USL Championship side Loudoun United FC.

During the 2020 season, Williams coached the Rev-olution through three unbeaten games in August

2020 in place of a suspended Bruce Arena, leading New England to a 1-0-2 mark.

A native of MIddletown Township, N.J., Williams has previously served as either an assistant coach or head coach for seven different teams over the course of his coaching career. Prior to managing Loudoun United in 2019, he served as an as-sitant coach for the United States Men’s National Team from 2017-18. In addition, he has served as an assistant for Real Salt Lake in 2016, the U.S. U-17 MNT from 2012-15, the U.S. U-18 MNT from 2011-12, the New York Red Bulls from 2006-11 -- where he also completed two stints as interim head coach in 2006 and 2009 -- and the University of Virginia from 2005-06.

Williams enjoyed a successful playing career prior to entering the coaching ranks. He played under Bruce Arena at multiple stops during his career, including at the University of Virginia from 1988-91, D.C. United from 1996-98, and the United States Men’s National Team from 1998-2002. Together, Arena and Williams won an NCAA Championship at the University of Virginia in 1991, before helping D.C. United to three consecutive MLS Cup appearances, including championships in 1996 and 1997.

The former midfielder also earned 20 international caps with the USMNT under Arena, highlighted by a CONCACAF Gold Cup title in 2002. He also spent time with the Richmond Kickers in 1993 and 2004-05, Scottish side Ayr United FC from 1993-94, and the New York/New Jersey MetroStars in 2001 and 2003.

JARRyD PHILLIPS

Jarryd Phillips is in his third season as Director of Sports Performance for the New England Revolu-tion after joining Bruce Arena's staff in June 2019. He brings seven years of experience as a sports science and performance coach to the position, including time spent in MLS, USL, NASL, and the NCAA.

Phillips arrived in New England after spending nearly three years as Director of Performance &

Sports Science for Minnesota United FC. He established and directed all fac-ets of the performance department for Minnesota's first team and academy beginning in July 2016, as the club prepared to ascend from the NASL to MLS in 2017. In his role with the Loons, he oversaw all nutritional aspects of the squad, administered strength and fitness programs, and participated in daily training sessions.

Prior to joining Minnesota, Phillips spent nearly two seasons as a perfor-mance coach with Seattle Sounders FC from January 2015 through July 2016. Before entering the professional coaching ranks, he worked as an assistant coach at the University of Mary in North Dakota from 2013-14. Phillips began his coaching career with the Premier Development League’s Thunder Bay Chill in 2012.

Phillips earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Maine before attending graduate school at the University of Mary in South Dakota, where he received a master’s degree in kinesiology and exercise science. He holds USSF and UEFA coaching licenses and is an NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS).

DIRECTOR Of SPORTS PERfORMANCE

DAvE vAN DEN BERGH

Dave van den Bergh is in his third season as As-sistant Coach for the New England Revolution af-ter joining the club's staff in June 2019. Van den Bergh, 44, arrived in New England following nine years as a coach with various United States Youth National teams.

The Amsterdam native served as assistant coach for the United States Under-20 Men's National Team in 2019 and from 2010-16, head coach of the

United States Under-19 Men's National Team in 2018, and head coach of the United States Under-15s from 2016-18. Van den Bergh recorded a 6-0-4 re-cord as head of the U.S. U-15s, and helped guide the U-20s to consecutive Quarterfinal appearances in the 2015 and 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cups.

Van den Bergh enjoyed a decorated playing career from 1995-2009, featuring extensively in the Dutch Eredivisie, La Liga, and Major League Soccer. He began his career with Dutch powerhouse Ajax in 1995 after spending 10 years in the club's academy. Van den Bergh made 12 appearances across three sea-sons for Ajax – highlighted by a league title in the 1995-96 season – before moving to Spanish side Rayo Vallecano, where he logged 47 appearances from 1997-2000. He returned to the Eredivisie in 2000, joining FC Utrecht. The winger scored 29 goals across 184 games played for Utrecht, and led the club to consecutive Dutch Cup wins in 2003 and 2004, as well a Dutch Super Cup title in 2004.

Van den Bergh signed with the Kansas City Wizards of Major League Soc-cer in 2006. After one season with Kansas City, he joined the New York Red Bulls, where he played under Bruce Arena in 2007. Following two seasons with New York, Van den Bergh featured for FC Dallas in 2009. On the interna-tional stage, Van den Bergh collected two caps with the Netherlands in 2004.

ASSISTANT COACH


HOW THE TEAM WAS BUILTHOW THE TEAM WAS BUILT

Year SuperDraft Allocation/Waivers/Lottery Trade/Loan Off-Season Signing In-Season Signing 2013 Andrew Farrell (R1) Scott Caldwell (HGP) 2014 Teal Bunbury (SKC) Brad Knighton (VAN)

2016 Matt Turner 2018 Brandon Bye (R1) Luis Caicedo (Cortuluá) 2019 Tajon Buchanan (R1)* Gustavo Bou (DP) DeJuan Jones (R1) Justin Rennicks (HGP) Carles Gil (DP)

2020 Henry Kessler (R1) Tommy McNamara (HOU) Damian Rivera (HGP) Collin Verfurth (Revs II) Adam Buksa (DP) Matt Polster 2021 Edward Kizza (R1) Earl Edwards Jr. Wilfrid Kaptoum Christian Mafla A.J. DeLaGarza Emmanuel Boateng Arnór Ingvi Traustason Jon Bell (Revs II) Maciel (Revs II)

* = Tajon Buchanan is currently on loan from Club Brugge (Belgium). He was transfered by New England to Club Brugge on Aug. 24, 2021.

2021 REGULAR SEASON RECORD WHEN...2021 REGULAR SEASON RECORD WHEN...

STARTED CAME ON AS A SUB SCORED A GOAL RECORDED AN ASSIST

Overall Home Away Overall Home Away Overall Home Away Overall Home Away

Bell 5-1-1 3-0-0 2-1-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

Boateng 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-1 0-1-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 0-0-0

Bou 12-3-3 8-1-1 4-2-2 1-1-1 0-0-0 1-1-1 8-1-2 4-0-0 4-1-2 3-0-1 2-0-0 1-0-1

Buchanan 7-2-4 5-0-1 2-2-3 4-0-0 3-0-0 1-0-0 5-0-1 4-0-0 1-0-1 2-0-2 1-0-0 1-0-2

Buksa 10-3-3 5-1-1 5-2-2 5-1-1 4-0-0 1-1-1 6-1-1 3-1-0 3-0-1 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0

Bunbury 5-2-0 3-1-0 2-1-0 8-2-4 5-0-1 3-2-3 1-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Bye 13-2-4 7-1-1 6-1-3 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Caicedo 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Caldwell 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 8-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

DeLaGarza 3-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 4-1-0 2-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Edwards Jr. 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Farrell 16-4-4 9-1-1 7-3-3 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Gil 11-3-3 6-1-0 5-2-3 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 9-0-1 5-0-0 4-0-1

Jones 13-4-4 7-1-1 6-3-3 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-2 0-0-0 2-0-2

Kaptoum 6-0-1 4-0-1 2-0-0 4-2-2 1-0-0 3-2-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

Kessler 10-3-3 6-1-1 4-2-2 1-1-1 0-0-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Kizza 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-4-2 1-1-0 1-3-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Knighton 5-1-0 1-1-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Maciel 8-4-2 4-1-0 4-3-2 3-0-0 3-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Mafla 4-1-0 3-0-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

McNamara 9-1-3 4-0-0 5-1-3 7-3-1 5-1-1 2-2-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-1 1-1-0 0-0-1

Polster 13-3-3 7-1-1 6-2-2 1-1-1 0-0-0 1-1-1 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Rennicks 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Rivera 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Traustason 12-3-2 6-0-1 6-3-1 3-1-1 2-1-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 5-0-0 3-0-0 2-0-0

Turner 11-3-4 8-0-1 3-3-3 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Verfurth 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0


4/17 4/24 5/1 5/8 5/12 5/16 5/22 5/29 6/19 6/23 6/27 7/3 7/7 7/17 7/21 7/25 7/31

@CHI vsDC vsATL @NSH @PHI vsCLB vsNY @CIN @NYC vsNY @DAL @CLB vsTOR @ATL @MIA vsMTL @NY

Bell DNP DNP DNP DNP CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 SUB-13 (2) CB-90 DNP CB-68 (4) DNP DNP DNP CB-90 CB-62 (2) INJ

Boateng DNP DNP DNP INJ INJ UNAV DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP SUB-26 (2) DNP SUB-12 (5) DNP DNP

Bou F-90 F-90 INJ F-76 (4) SUB-22 (1) F-89 (4) F-84 (4) INJ F-81 (3) F-81 (3) F-90 F-78 (2) F-90 F-83 (4) SUB-27 (2) F-90 F-90

Buchanan LM-61 (1) SUB-9 (3) RM-73 (2) RB-90 RM-68 (2) SUB-22 (1) RM-80 (3) RM-77 (2) SUB-31 (1) RM-87 (4) RM-68 (3) RM-78 (4) INT INT INT INT INT

Buksa F-83 (3) F-90 F-90 F-90 F-68 (1) SUB-7 (3) SUB-29 (2) F-90 SUB-31 (2) SUB-9 (3) SUB-30 (2) SUB-12 (2) F-90 F-90 F-90 F-36 (1) F-90

Bunbury SUB-29 (1) DNP SUB-17 (1) SUB-26 (1) SUB-22 (2) RM-68 (1) SUB-10 (3) DNP DNP LM-70 (2) SUB-22 (3) SUB-26 (1) LM-64 (2) SUB-7 (4) F-63 (3) SUB-54 (1) SUB-15(2)

Bye RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 SUB-26 (2) RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 DNP RB-90 RB-90

Caicedo UNAV INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ

Caldwell DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP SUB-1 (4) SUB-3 (4) DNP DNP DNP DNP SUB-15 (4) SUB-1 (5) SUB-1 (3)

DeLaGarza DNP SUB-36 (1) DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP RB-90 SUB-28 (2) CB-90

Edwards Jr. LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN UNAV UNAV LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

Farrell CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90

Gil RM-90 RM-90 CAM-90 RM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 RM-90 CAM-90 CAM-63 (2) CAM-90 CAM-89 (3)

Jones LB-89 SUS LB-90 LB-90 LB-89 (5) LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-72 (3) LB-72 (2) INJ INJ LB-90

Kaptoum SUB-7 (2) CM-64 (2) DNP SUB-26 (3) DNP SUB-21 (2) CM-61 (1) DNP UNAV UNAV UNAV SUB-12 (3) DNP CM-67 (1) SUB-27 (3) RM-62 (3) SUB-16 (1)

Kessler CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 SUB-1 (5) DNP DNP CB-90 SUB-9 (3) CB-90 SUB-22 (4) CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 INT INT INT

Kizza SUB-7 (3) DNP DNP SUB-14 (4) SUB-11 (3) DNP SUB-6 (4) SUB-25 (1) DNP DNP SUB-9 (5) UNAV SUB-4 (4) LOAN LOAN LOAN UNAV

Knighton DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90

Maciel INJ UNAV CM-90 CM-64 (1) CM-90 CM-69 (2) UNAV DNP CM-59 (2) SUB-45 (1) CM-45 (1) CM-78 (3) CM-90 CM-82 (3) CM-78 (5) SUB-38 (3) UNAV

Mafla UNAV LB-54 (1) DNP INJ INJ UNAV UNAV LOAN INJ INJ INJ UNAV UNAV SUB-18 (2) LB-45 (1) LB-89 (5) DNP

McNamara CM-83 (2) SUB-26 (2) SUB-17 (2) SUB-14 (5) CM-79 (4) SUB-1 (4) SUB-29 (1) CM-90 RM-89 (4) CM-90 SUB-45 (1) LM-64 (1) SUB-45 ((1) (4)) SUB-23 (1) RM-75 (4) SUB-27 (4) RM-75 (2)

Polster CM-90 CM-90 CM-90 CM-76 (5) SUB-11 (4) CM-90 CM-90 CM-90 CM-90 CM-45 (1) CM-81 (5) CM-90 CM-45 (1) CM-90 SUB-45 (1) CM-90 CM-90

Rennicks LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN DNP

Rivera LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN DNP

Traustason UNAV LM-81 (3) LM-73 (1) LM-64 (2) LM-79 (3) LM-83 (3) LM-61 (2) LM-65 (1) LM-59 (2) SUB-20 (2) LM-60 (2) SUB-12 (4) SUB-18 (3) SUB-8 (3) LM-90 LM-63 (4) LM-74 (1)

Turner GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 INT INT INT INT INT

Verfurth UNAV INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN DNP

8/4 8/8 8/14 8/18 8/21 8/28 9/3 9/11 9/18 9/22 9/25 9/29 10/16 10/20 10/24 10/27 11/7

vsNSH vsPHI @TOR vsDC vsCIN @NYC @PHI vsNYC vsCLB @CHI vsORL @MTL vsCHI @DC @ORL vsCOL vsMIA

Bell INJ INJ INJ INJ LOAN UNAV UNAV

Boateng SUB-27 (1) DNP DNP SUB-44 (2) LM-62 (2) LM-45 (1) DNP

Bou F-90 F-89 (3) F-90 F-75 F-90 SUB-45 (1) UNAV

Buchanan CAM-81 (3) RM-90 RM-87 (3) SUB-45 (1) RM-74 (4) SUS INT

Buksa F-90 F-90 F-90 SUB-45 (3) F-89 (5) F-90 INT

Bunbury SUB-9 (3) SUB-1 (3) SUB-14 (2)_ F-45 SUB-16 (4) F-75 (5) F-90

Bye RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 INJ INJ INJ RB-90

Caicedo INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ DNP

Caldwell DNP SUB-15 (2) DNP SUB-15 (4) CM-62 (1) DNP SUB-29 (1)

DeLaGarza DNP DNP SUB-3 (3) RB-90 DNP SUB-32 (3) SUB-1 (3)

Edwards Jr. UNAV DNP UNAV DNP DNP UNAV DNP

Farrell CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90

Gil INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ/SUS SUB-29 (2)

Jones LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-58 (3) LB-90

Kaptoum RM-63 (1) DNP SUB-3 (4) CM-45 SUB-16 (3) SUB-15 (4) RM-61 (2)

Kessler CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90

Kizza LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN SUB-15 (5) F-61 (1)

Knighton DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP GK-90

Maciel DNP CM-90 CM-83 (4) CM-45 SUB-28 (1) CM-90 DNP

Mafla DNP DNP DNP SUB-1 (5) RB-90 RB-75 (4) DNP

McNamara SUB-27 (2) LM-75 (2) SUB-35 (1) RM-90 CM-74 (3) CM-90 CM-89 (3)

Polster CM-90 CM-45 (1) CM-55 (1) INJ INJ SUB-33 (2) CM-90

Rennicks LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN SUB-1 (5) DNP UNAV

Rivera LOAN LOAN DNP DNP SUB-28 (2) UNAV UNAV

Traustason LM-63 (2) SUB-45 (1) LM-76 (2) LM-72 SUS RM-57 (2) LM-59

Turner GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 INT

Verfurth LOAN LOAN LOAN DNP DNP DNP UNAV

2021 GAME-By-GAME PARTICIPATION CHART2021 GAME-By-GAME PARTICIPATION CHART

Position-minutes: started at position-min played

SUB-position - substitute at which positionINJ - injured (DL - Disabled List)

DNP - dressed, but did not playLOAN - on loan

INT - international dutyUNAV - unavailable for selectionSUS - suspended


@ CHICAGO FIRE FC VS. D.C. UNITED VS. ATLANTA UNITED FC @ NASHVILLE SC @ PHILADELPHIA UNION T, 2-2 April 17, 2021 W, 1-0 April 24, 2021 W, 2-1 May 1, 2021 L, 0-2 May 8, 2021 T, 1-1 May 12, 2021GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner GK TurnerLB Jones (Red Card 90'+5) LB Mafla (DeLaGarza 54') LB Jones LB Jones LB Jones (Kessler 89')CB Kessler CB Kessler CB Kessler CB Kessler CB BellCB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB FarrellRB Bye RB Bye RB Bye 1 RB Buchanan RB ByeCM Polster CM Polster CM Polster CM Polster CM McNamara (Polster 79')CM McNamara (Kaptoum 83') CM Kaptoum (McNamara 64') CM Maciel CM Maciel CM MacielLM Buchanan (Bunbury 61') LM Traustason (Buchanan 81') LM Traustason (Bunbury 73') LM Traustason LM Traustason (Kizza 79')RM Gil © RM Gil © RM Buchanan (McNamara 73') RM Gil © RM Buchanan (Bunbury 1 68')F Bou 1 F Bou CAM Gil © 1 F Bou CAM Gil ©F Buksa 1 (Kizza 83') F Buksa F Buksa F Buksa F Buksa (Bou 68')

VS. COLUMBUS SC VS. NEW YORK RED BULLS @ FC CINCINNATI @ NEW YORK CITY FC VS. NEW YORK RED BULLSW, 1-0 May 16, 2021 W, 3-1 May 22, 2021 W, 1-0 May 29, 2021 W, 3-2 June 19, 2021 W, 3-2 June 23, 2021GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner LB Jones LB Jones LB Jones LB Jones LB Jones 1 CB Bell CB Bell CB Kessler CB Bell 1 CB KesslerCB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB FarrellRB Bye RB Bye RB Bye RB Bye RB ByeCM Polster CM Polster CM Polster CM Polster CM Polster (Maciel HT)CM Maciel (Kaptoum 69') CM Kaptoum (McNamara 61') CM McNamara CM Maciel (Buchanan 59') CM McNamaraLM Traustason (Buksa 2 86') LM Traustason (Buksa 3 61') LM Traustason (Kizza 65') LM Traustason (Buksa 59') LM Bunbury (Traustason 70')RM Bunbury (Buchanan 68') RM Buchanan 1 (Bunbury 80') RM Buchanan (Bell 77') RM McNamara 1 (Caldwell 89') RM Buchanan 2 (Caldwell 87')CAM Gil © CAM Gil © CAM Gil © CAM Gil © CAM Gil ©F Bou (McNamara 89') F Bou 2 (Kizza 84') F Buksa 4 F Bou 3 (Kessler 81') F Bou 4 (Buksa 81')

@ FC DALLAS @ COLUMBUS CREW VS. TORONTO FC @ ATLANTA UNITED FC @ INTER MIAMI CFL, 1-2 June 27, 2021 T, 2-2 July 3, 2021 L, 2-3 July 7, 2021 W, 1-0 July 17, 2021 W, 5-0 July 21, 2021 GK Turner GK Turner GK Knighton GK Knighton GK KnightonLB Jones LB Jones LB Jones (Traustason 72') LB Jones (Mafla 72') LB Mafla (Polster HT)CB Bell (Kessler 68') CB Kessler CB Kessler CB Kessler CB BellCB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB FarrellRB Bye RB Bye RB Bye RB Bye RB DeLaGarzaCM Polster (Kizza 81') CM Polster CM Polster ((McNamara HT) (Kizza 86')) CM Polster CM Maciel (Boateng 78')CM Maciel (McNamara HT) CM Maciel (Kaptoum 78') CM Maciel CM Maciel (Traustason 82') LM Traustason 1, 2LM Traustason (Buksa 60') LM McNamara (Bunbury 64') LM Bunbury (Boateng 64') CM Kaptoum (McNamara 67') RM McNamara (Caldwell 75')RM Buchanan (Bunbury 68') RM Buchanan 3 (Traustason 78') RM Gil © 2 CAM Gil © CAM Gil © (Bou 63')CAM Gil © CAM Gil © F Buksa 5 F Buksa F Bunbury 2 (Kaptoum 63')F Bou 5 F Bou 6 (Buksa 78') F Bou F Bou 7 (Bunbury 83') F Buksa 6, 7

VS. CF MONTREAL @ NEW YORK RED BULLS VS. NASHVILLE SC VS. PHILADELPHIA UNION @ TORONTO FCW, 2-1 July 25, 2021 W, 3-2 July 31, 2021 T, 0-0 August 4, 2021 W, 2-1 August 8, 2021 W, 2-1 August 14, 2021GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner GK TurnerLB Mafla (Caldwell 90'+5') LB Jones LB Jones LB Jones LB JonesCB Bell (DeLaGarza 62') CB DeLaGarza CB Kessler CB Kessler CB KesslerCB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB FarrellRB Bye RB Bye 2 RB Bye RB Bye RB ByeCM Polster CM Polster CM Polster CM Polster 1 (Traustason HT) CM Polster (McNamara 55')LM Traustason (McNamara 63') LM Traustason (Kaptoum 74') LM Traustason (McNamara 63') CM Maciel CM Maciel (Kaptoum 87')RM Kaptoum (Maciel 62') RM McNamara (Bunbury 75') RM Kaptoum (Boateng 63') LM McNamara (Caldwell 75') LM Traustason (Bunbury 76')CAM Gil © CAM Gil © (Caldwell 90'+3') CAM Buchanan (Bunbury 81') RM Buchanan RM Buchanan 4 (DeLaGarza 87')F Buksa (Bunbury 36') F Buksa 8 F Buksa F Buksa F BuksaF Bou 8, 9 F Bou 10 F Bou © F Bou 11 © (Bunbury 90') F Bou 12©

VS. D.C. UNITED VS. FC CINCINNATI @ NEW YORK CITY FC @PHILADELPHIA UNIONW, 3-2 August 18, 2021 W, 4-1 August 21, 2021 L, 2-0 August 28, 2021 W, 1-0 September 3, 2021GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner GK KnightonLB Jones 2 LB Jones LB Jones (DeLaGarza 58') LB JonesCB Kessler CB Farrell CB Farrell © CB KesslerCB Farrell CB Kessler CB Kessler CB FarrellRB DeLaGarza RB Mafla RB Mafla (Kaptoum 75') RB ByeCM Maciel (Buchanan 5 HT) CM Caldwell (Maciel 62') CM Maciel CM Polster 2CM Kaptoum (Boateng HT; Mafla 90') CM McNamara (Kaptoum 74') CM McNamara CM McNamara (DeLaGarza 90'+4) LM Traustason (Red Card 72') LM Boateng 1 (Rivera 62') LM Boateng (Bou 46') LM Traustason (Red Card 59')RM McNamara 2 RM Buchanan 6 (Bunbury 74') RM Traustason (Polster 57') RM Kaptoum (Gil 62')F Bou © (Caldwell 75') F Buksa 9, 10 (Rennicks 89') F Buksa F Kizza (Caldwell 62')F Bunbury (Buksa HT) F Bou © F Bunbury (Kizza 75') F Bunbury

2021 GAME-By-GAME LINEUPS


New England Revolution 2 at Chicago Fire FC 2 April 17, 2021 at Soldier Field (Chicago, Ill.) Att. 8,102Scoring - NE - Buksa 1 (Gil 1) 14', Bou 1 (Buchanan 1) 27'CHI - Berić 1 (Sekulić 1, Stojanović 1) 5’, Stojanović 1 (Berić 1, Frankowski 1) 11’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 13 5 9 0 10CHI 20 5 15 0 7

D.C. United 0 at New England Revolution 1 April 24, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. N/AScoring - DC - NoneNE - Own Goal (Hines-Ike) 48' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersDC 6 2 21 1 5NE 6 1 18 1 6

Atlanta United FC 1 at New England Revolution 2 May 1, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. N/AScoring - ATL - Moreno 1 (Penalty Kick) 43'NE - Bye 1 (Gil 2, Farrell 1) 19', Gil 1 (Penalty Kick) 53' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersATL 11 3 14 2 4NE 14 4 15 1 7

New England Revolution 0 at Nashville SC 2 May 8, 2021 at Nissan Stadium (Nashville, Tenn.) Att. 12,510Scoring - NE - NoneNSH - Sapong 1 (Zimmerman 1, Lovitz 1) 25', Muyl 1 (Unassisted) 75' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 12 5 12 1 4NSH 16 4 12 2 5

New England Revolution 1 at Philadelphia Union 1 May 12, 2021 at Subaru Park (Chester, Penn.) Att. 5,000Scoring - NE - Bunbury 1 (Jones 1, Bou 1) 85'PHI - Przybylko 1 (Unassisted) 88' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 15 2 6 1 5PHI 14 4 13 4 3

Columbus SC 0 at New England Revolution 1 May 16, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. N/AScoring - CLB - NoneNE - Buksa 2 (Bye 1, Gil 3) 86' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersCLB 6 1 9 2 1NE 11 3 16 1 9

New York Red Bulls 1 at New England Revolution 3 May 22, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. N/AScoring - NY - Reyes 1 (Amaya 1) 7'NE - Bou 2 (Traustason 1) 36', Buchanan 1 (Traustason 2) 45'+2', Buksa 3 (Bou 2, Gil 4) 82' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNY 11 8 12 3 6NE 23 2 13 1 11

New England Revolution 1 at FC Cincinnati 0May 29, 2021 at TQL Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) Att. 11,000Scoring - NE - Buksa 4 (Gil 5) 70'CIN - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 26 4 12 1 13CIN 13 3 15 2 4

New England Revolution 3 at New York City FC 2June 19, 2021 at Red Bull Arena (Harrison, N.J.) Att. 4,929Scoring - NE - Bou 3 (Unassisted) 27', Bell 1 (Gil 6) 78', McNamara 1 (Buchanan 2, Gil 7) 88'NYC - Thiago 1 (Moralez 2) 55', Tajour-Shradi 2 (Unassisted) 85' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 8 7 11 1 5NYC 18 2 16 0 7

New York Red Bulls 2 at New England Revolution 3 June 23, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. N/AScoring - NY - Klimala 1 (Fabio 5, Tolkin1) 53', Reyes 2 (Unassisted) 75'NE - Buchanan 2 (Gil 8) 26', Jones 1 (Gil 9) 33', Bou 4 (Gil 10) 51' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNY 21 4 14 1 6NE 10 4 10 1 2

New England Revolution 1 at FC Dallas 2June 27, 2021 at Toyota Stadium (Frisco, Texas) Att. 14,889Scoring - NE - Bou 5 (Unassisted) 33'DAL - Pepi 3 (Ferreira 1) 11', Pepi 4 (Hollingshead 3) 54' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 16 2 5 1 4DAL 8 4 11 1 2

New England Revolution 2 at Columbus Crew 2July 3, 2021 at Lower.com Field (Columbus, Ohio) Att. 20,371Scoring - NE - Buchanan 3 (Jones 2) 13', Bou 6 (Buchanan 3, McNamara 1) 30'CLB - Zardes 4 (Afful 1, Wormgoor 1) 39', Own Goal (Farrell) 69' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 8 5 10 1 3CLB 18 3 12 0 8

2021 GAME-By-GAME BOX SCORESToronto FC 3 at New England Revolution 2July 7, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. N/AScoring - TOR - Soteldo 1 (da Cruz 2) 9', Lawrence 1 (Pozuelo 2) 15', Endoh 1 (Soteldo 1) 24' NE - Gil 2 (Free Kick) 56', Buksa 5 (Boateng 1, McNamara 2) 78' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersTOR 11 4 13 1 6NE 21 4 10 1 7

New England Revolution 1 at Atlanta United FC 0July 17, 2021 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, Ga.) Att. 42,517Scoring - NE - Bou 7 (Buksa 1, Kaptoum 1) 18'ATL - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 13 5 11 1 7ATL 15 4 10 4 5

New England Revolution 5 at Inter Miami CF 0July 21, 2021 at DRV PNK Stadium (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) Att. 13,963Scoring - NE - Traustason 1 (Gil 11) 15', Bunbury 2 (Unassisted) 27', Traustason 2 (Bell 1) 36', Buksa 6 (Gil 12) 45'+4', Buksa 7 (Bou 3) 83'MCF - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 13 1 9 1 3MCF 15 6 13 1 10

CF Montreal 1 at New England Revolution 2July 25, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 18.217Scoring - MTL - Mihailovic 3 (Torres 2) 79'NE - Bou 8 (Traustason 3), Bou 9 (Bye 2, Gil 13) 73' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersMTL 20 2 7 1 4NE 13 3 14 4 2

New England Revolution 3 at New York Red Bulls 2July 31, 2021 at Red Bull Arena (Harrision, N.J.) Att. 13.444Scoring - NE - Bou 10 (Jones 3, Traustason 4) 60', Bye 2 (Gil 14) 84', Buksa 8 (Gil 15) 90'+1'NY - Carmona 1 (Duncan 1) 8', Gomes 3 (Clark 3) 63' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 18 1 9 1 4NY 13 3 18 0 5

Nashville SC 0 at New England Revolution 0August 4, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 10.279Scoring - NSH - NoneNE - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNSH 7 6 11 1 3NE 12 2 14 1 6

Philadelphia Union 1 at New England Revolution 2August 8, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 17.054Scoring - PHI - Aaronson 1 (Glesnes 2) 31'NE - Polster 1 (McNamara 3) 10', Bou 11 (Unassisted) 39' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersPHI 13 2 12 1 7NE 14 5 11 2 9

New England Revolution 1 at Toronto FC 2 August 14, 2021 at BMO Field (Toronto, Ontario) Att. N/AScoring - NE - Buchanan 4 (Jones 4) 19', Bou 12 (Penalty Kick) 83'TOR - Osorio 4 (Pozuelo 4, Soteldo 5) 79' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 10 3 11 2 5TOR 9 0 6 2 5

D.C. United 2 at New England Revolution 3August 18, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 11,419 Scoring - NE - McNamara 2 (Traustason 5, DeLaGarza 1) 49', Buchanan 5 (Boateng 2) 53', Jones 4 (Unassisted) 83'DC - Arriola 3 (Flores 2) 10', Abila 3 (Kamara 3) 90'+6' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersDC 22 3 12 2 8NE 15 7 12 0 2

FC Cincinnati 1 at New England Revolution 4August 21, 2021 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 18,268 Scoring - NE - Buchanan 6 (Unassisted) 7'; Boateng 1 (Buchanan 4, Buksa 2) 21'; Buksa 9 (Boateng 3) 33'; Buksa 10 (Bou 4) 61'CIN - Brenner 5 (Acosta 5) 54' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersCIN 13 2 8 1 3NE 12 3 12 3 3

New England Revolution at New York City FC August 28, 2021 at Yankee Stadium (Bronx, N.Y.) Att. N/AScoring - NE - NoneNYC - Castellanos 9 (Moralez 7) 32'; Castellanos 10 (Moralez 8, Parks 2) 55' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 19 3 7 0 10NYC 12 1 17 3 7

New England Revolution at Philadelphia UnionSeptember 3, 2021 at Subaru Park (Chester, Pa.) Att. 15,152Scoring - NE - Polster (Traustason) 33'PHI - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 8 8 10 0 5PHI 18 2 13 2 7


FOULS COMMITTED FC 1. Shalrie Joseph 439 2. Jay Heaps 289 3. Teal Bunbury 279 4. Scott Caldwell 271 5. Joe Franchino 270

FOULS SUFFERED FS 1. Shalrie Joseph 421 2. Lee Nguyen 380 3. Taylor Twellman 359 4. Jay Heaps 278 5. Kelyn Rowe 265 6. Jose Cancela 263 7. Teal Bunbury 216 8. Andrew Farrell 209 9. Clint Dempsey 201 10. Steve Ralston 199 YELLOW CARDS YC T-1. Jay Heaps, Shalrie Joseph 50 3. Joe Franchino 45 4. Scott Caldwell 32 5. Teal Bunbury 29 T-6. Andrew Farrell, Andy Dorman 28 T-8. Diego Fagundez, Rusty Pierce 27 RED CARDS RC 1. Shalrie Joseph 5 2. Ivan McKinley 4 T-3. Andrew Farrell, Antonio Delamea, Four Other Players 3

CORNER KICKS CK 1. Chris Tierney 477 2. Steve Ralston 456 3. Lee Nguyen 415 4. Jose Cancela 330 5. Carles Gil 240 6. Diego Fagundez 236 7. Joe-Max Moore 209 8. Kelyn Rowe 207

OFFSIDES OFF 1. Taylor Twellman 165 5. Joe-Max Moore 64 6. Teal Bunbury 57 7. Johnny Torres 55 8. Gustavo Bou 51

GAME-WINNING GOALS GWG 1. Taylor Twellman 28 2. Lee Nguyen 18 T-3. Teal Bunbury, Diego Fagundez 16 5. Joe-Max Moore 13 6. Steve Ralston 12 7. Gustavo Bou, Shalrie Joseph 10 GAME-WINNING ASSISTS GWA 1. Steve Ralston 22 2. Chris Tierney 16 3. Lee Nguyen 14 4. Shalrie Joseph 13 5. Carles Gil 12 8. Jose Cancela 8 T-9. Scott Caldwell, Mike Burns 7

MULTIPLE-GOAL GAMES MGG 1. Taylor Twellman 16 3. Pat Noonan 6 T-4. Lee Nguyen, Ted Chronopoulos 4 T-6. Eight Players Tied 3

GAMES PLAYED GP 1. Andrew Farrell 263 T-2. Diego Fagundez, Shalrie Joseph 261 4. Matt Reis 254 5. Chris Tierney 246 6. Jay Heaps 243 7. Scott Caldwell 225 8. Teal Bunbury 223 9. Kelyn Rowe 222 10. Lee Nguyen 203

GAMES STARTED GS 1. Andrew Farrell 260 2. Shalrie Joseph 254 3. Matt Reis 253 4. Jay Heaps 238 5. Chris Tierney 220 6. Steve Ralston 196 7. Lee Nguyen 193 8. Diego Fagundez 186 9. Scott Caldwell 174 10. Kelyn Rowe 170 MINUTES PLAYED MIN 1. Andrew Farrell 23,202 2. Shalrie Joseph 22,867 3. Matt Reis 22,699 4. Jay Heaps 21,619 5. Chris Tierney 19,422 6. Steve Ralston 17,643 7. Diego Fagundez 16,868 8. Lee Nguyen 16,844 9. Kelyn Rowe 15,500 10. Scott Caldwell 15,323 GOALS G 1. Taylor Twellman 101 2. Diego Fagundez 53 3. Lee Nguyen 52 4. Teal Bunbury 44 5. Steve Ralston 42 6. Joe-Max Moore 41 T-7. Shalrie Joseph, Pat Noonan 37 9. Juan Agudelo 35 10. Kelyn Rowe 29

ASSISTS A 1. Steve Ralston 73 2. Lee Nguyen 50 3. Diego Fagundez 45 T-4. Kelyn Rowe, Chris Tierney 40 6. Joe-Max Moore 35 7. Shalrie Joseph 34 8. Carles Gil 31 9. Pat Noonan 29 10. Taylor Twellman 28

SHOTS SHOTS 1. Taylor Twellman 557 2. Diego Fagundez 443 3. Lee Nguyen 406 4. Kelyn Rowe 377 5. Teal Bunbury 372 SHOTS ON GOAL SOG 1. Taylor Twellman 318 2. Diego Fagundez 182 3. Lee Nguyen 167 4. Teal Bunbury 146 5. Shalrie Joseph 130

REvOLUTION RECORD BOOk: MLS REGULAR SEASONREvOLUTION RECORD BOOk: MLS REGULAR SEASON


REvOLUTION RECORD BOOk: MLS REGULAR SEASONREvOLUTION RECORD BOOk: MLS REGULAR SEASON

HAT TRICKS HT 1. Taylor Twellman 3 2. Pat Noonan 2 T-3. Five Players Tied 1

PENALTY KICK GOALS PKG 1. Lee Nguyen 17 2. Shalrie Joseph 12 3. Steve Ralston 9 4. Joe-Max Moore 6 T-5. Carles Gil, Cate 5

GOALS PER GAME (MIN. 20 GOALS) AVG 1. Taylor Twellman 0.58 2. Gustavo Bou 0.49 3. Joe-Max Moore 0.43 4. Clint Dempsey 0.35 5. Pat Noonan 0.31 T-6. Lee Nguyen, Wolde Harris 0.26 8. Imad Baba 0.23 9. Juan Agudelo 0.22 10. Steve Ralston 0.21

ASSISTS PER GAME (MIN. 20 ASSISTS) AVG 1. Carles Gil 0.53 T-2. Joe-Max Moore, Steve Ralston 0.36 4. Jose Cancela 0.32 5. Lee Nguyen 0.25 6. Pat Noonan 0.24 7. Kelyn Rowe 0.18 8. Diego Fagundez 0.17 T-9. Chris Tierney, Taylor Twellman 0.16

GOALS PER 90 MIN. (MIN. 20 GOALS) AVG 1. Taylor Twellman 0.60 2. Gustavo Bou 0.57 3. Joe-Max Moore 0.45 4. Pat Noonan 0.39 5. Clint Dempsey 0.36 7. Juan Agudelo 0.34 T-8. Teal Bunbury, Diego Fagundez, Lee Nguyen 0.28 ASSISTS PER 90 MIN. (MIN. 20 ASSISTS) AVG 1. Carles Gil 0.56 2. Jose Cancela 0.40 3. Joe-Max Moore 0.39 4. Steve Ralston 0.37 6. Pat Noonan 0.30 7. Lee Nguyen 0.27 10. Andy Dorman 0.18

SCORING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 20 GOALS) PCT 1. Steve Ralston 20.5 2. Taylor Twellman 18.1 3. Joe-Max Moore 16.6 4. Pat Noonan 15.8 5. Gustavo Bou 14.9 6. Juan Agudelo 14.5 7. Clint Dempsey 14.4 8. Lee Nguyen 12.8 9. Diego Fagundez 12.0 10. Teal Bunbury 11.8

SHOTS ON GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 75 SHOTS ON GOAL) PCT 1. Taylor Twellman 57.1 2. Steve Ralston 53.2 3. Andy Dorman 51.6 4. Joe-Max Moore 51.4 5. Pat Noonan 50.9 8. Clint Dempsey 47.7 T-9. Diego Fagundez, Lee Nguyen 41.1

GAMES PLAYED IN GOAL GP 1. Matt Reis 254 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 127 3. Matt Turner 87 4. Jeff Causey 64 5. Brad Knighton 52 6. Adin Brown 48 7. Walter Zenga 47 8. Cody Cropper 36 9. Juergen Sommer 33

GAMES STARTED IN GOAL GS 1. Matt Reis 253 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 124 3. Matt Turner 87 T-4. Brad Knighton, Jeff Causey 51 6. Adin Brown 48 7. Walter Zenga 47 8. Cody Cropper 36 MINUTES PLAYED IN GOAL MIN 1. Matt Reis 22,697 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 11,308 3. Matt Turner 7,796 4. Jeff Causey 4,814 5. Brad Knighton 4,605 6. Adin Brown 4,392 7. Walter Zenga 4,105 8. Cody Cropper 3,240

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (MIN. 4500 MINUTES PLAYED) AVG 1. Matt Reis 1.31 2. Matt Turner 1.33 3. Bobby Shuttleworth 1.42 4. Brad Knighton 1.68 5. Jeff Causey 1.72

WINS W 1. Matt Reis 93 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 46 3. Matt Turner 35 T-4. Adin Brown, Jeff Causey 21 T-6. Brad Knighton, Walter Zenga 20

WINNING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 20 WINS) PCT. T-1. Matt Turner, Adin Brown .564 3. Brad Knighton .529 4. Matt Reis .510 5. Walter Zenga .500 6. Bobby Shuttlewoth .472

SAVES SV 1. Matt Reis 989 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 344 3. Matt Turner 302 5. Adin Brown 206 6. Brad Knighton 178 7. Walter Zenga 168

SHUTOUTS SHO 1. Matt Reis 66 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 34 3. Matt Turner 20 T-4. Cody Cropper, Adin Brown 10 6. Brad Knighton 9

SAVES PERCENTAGE (MIN. 175 SAVES) PCT 1. Matt Reis 72.3 2. Matt Turner 72.2 3. Adin Brown 71.3 4. Brad Knighton 66.9


REvOLUTION’S MOST RECENTREvOLUTION’S MOST RECENTShutout Brad Knighton at Philadelphia Sept. 3, 2021

Goal Matt Polster at Philadelphia Sept. 3, 2021

Defender Goal DeJuan Jones vs. D.C. United August 18, 2021

Midfielder Goal Matt Polster at Philadelphia Sept. 3, 2021

Forward Goal Adam Buksa vs. FC Cincinnati August 21, 2021

Own Goal For Brendan Hines-Ike vs. D.C. United April 24, 2021

Own Goal Conceded Andrew Farrell at Columbus July 3, 2021

Two Goals/Match Adam Buksa vs. FC Cincinnati August 21, 2021

Three Goals/Match Kei Kamara vs. Orlando Sept. 2, 2017

Four Goals/Match N/A N/A N/A

Assist Arnor Traustason at Philadelphia Sept. 3, 2021

Two Assists/Match Carles Gil at Miami July 21, 2021

Three Assists/Match Carles Gil vs. New York June 23, 2021

Four Assists/Match Lee Nguyen vs. Orlando Sept. 2, 2017

PK Converted Gustavo Bou at Toronto August 14, 2021

PK not Converted Gustavo Bou vs. Philadelphia August 8, 2021

PK Conceded/conv. Marcelino Moreno vs. Atlanta May 1, 2021

PK Conceded/nconv. Valentin Castellanos at New York City June 19, 2021

Red Card Arnor Traustason at Philadelphia Sept. 3, 2021

Opp. Red Card Andres Reyes vs. New York May 22, 2021

REvOLUTION ALL-TIME INDIvIDUAL GAME HIGHSREvOLUTION ALL-TIME INDIvIDUAL GAME HIGHSGoals Alberto Naveda (05/30/97) 3 Taylor Twellman (09/07/02) 3 Chris Brown (08/30/03) 3 Pat Noonan (10/25/03) 3 Pat Noonan (06/02/04) 3 Taylor Twellman (07/16/05) 3 Taylor Twellman (09/10/05) 3 Kheli Dube (08/23/09) 3 Zack Schilawski (04/10/10) 3 Kei Kamara (09/02/17) 3Assists Lee Nguyen (09/02/17) 4Shots Wolde Harris (08/19/00) 9 Mamadou Diallo (05/19/02) 9 Taylor Twellman (09/18/03) 9 Clint Dempsey (07/01/06) 9 Taylor Twellman (10/16/08) 9 Carles Gil (07/17/19) 9 Gustavo Bou (07/27/19) 9Shots on Goal Joe-Max Moore (06/19/99) 7Fouls Commited Matt Okoh (04/28/01) 8Fouls Suffered Clint Dempsey (04/02/05) 10 Abdoulie Mansally (10/21/10) 10Corner Kicks Carles Gil (09/25/19) 15Offsides Raul Diaz Arce (05/13/98) 7Saves Aidan Heaney (09/07/96) 14Shots Faced Aidan Heaney (09/07/96) 14 Juergen Sommer (05/05/01) 14 Jeff Causey (08/08/01) 14Goals Allowed Cody Cropper (09/13/17) 7

2021 TRANSACTION LOG / CHRONOLOGy2021 TRANSACTION LOG / CHRONOLOGyMarch 12, 2020

MLS season suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. June 24, 2020

D Andrew Farrell re-signed to multi-year contract extension. July 6, 2020

Signed D Collin Verfurth from Revolution II. Verfurth becomes the first play-er in club history to ascend from Revs II to first team.

July 8, 2020Acquired D/M Matt Polster via transfer from Rangers FC. Acquired Polster’s MLS rights from Chicago Fire FC in exchange for $100,000 in 2021 allocation money.

July 9, 2020Returned to play in MLS is Back Tournament following suspension in play due to COVID-19 pandemic.

July 13, 2020F Teal Bunbury re-signed to multi-year contract extension.

July 25, 2020Revolution II plays inaugural match in USL League One vs. Union Omaha, a 0-0 draw.

August 17, 2020Acquired F Kekuta Manneh from FC Cincinnati in exchange for an interna-tional roster slot.Acquired M Tommy McNamara and $175k in allocation money in trade with Houston Dynamo.

September 8, 2020Acquired M Lee Nguyen from Inter Miami CF in exchange for in exchange for the club’s natural fourth-round selection in the 2021 MLS SuperDraft and General Allocation Money.

December 8, 2020Declined contract options of M Isaac Angking, GK Jeff Caldwell, M Nicolas Firmino, F Kekuta Manneh, D Michael Mancienne, M Cristian Penilla, and D Seth Sinovic.

December 19, 2020Signed GK Earl Edwards Jr. as a free agent, the first free agent signing of the MLS offseason.

December 21, 2020Acquired D Christian Mafla via transfer from Atletico Nacional.

December 22, 2020Re-signed M Tommy McNamara.

December 23, 2020Acquired M Wilfrid Kaptoum on a free transfer from Real Betis.

2021January 7, 2021

Signed D A.J. DeLaGarza and M Emmanuel Boateng as a free agents.January 19, 2021

Re-signed GK Matt Turner to a new contract.January 20, 2021

Mutually agreed to terminate the contract of D Alexander Büttner.January 21, 2021

Selected F Edward Kizza (24th overall; Pittsburgh) and D Francois Dulysse (51st overall; Manhattan) in the 2021 MLS SuperDraft.

March 5, 2021Signed F Edward Kizza to MLS contract.

March 16, 2021Acquired M Arnór Ingvi Traustason via transfer from Malmö FF and signed him for two-year contract with an additional one-year team option.

March 22, 2021Signed D Jon Bell and M Maciel from Revolution II.

April 8, 2021Loaned F Justin Rennicks, M Damian Rivera, and D Collin Verfurth to Revo-lution II to begin the USL League One season.

June 21, 2021Matt Turner becomes first Revolution GK ever named MLS Player of the Week for Week 8 after seven-save performance on June 19 at New York City FC.

June 24, 2021Carles Gil voted MLS Player of the Week for Week 9, marking the second time Revolution players won the honor in back-to-back weeks.

August 24, 2021Tajon Buchanan transfered to Club Brugge (Belgium) for an undisclosed fee. Buchanan will remain with New England on loan through the end of the 2021 MLS season.


2021 REGULAR SEASON CATEGORICAL WIN-LOSS2021 REGULAR SEASON CATEGORICAL WIN-LOSS Overall Home AwayOverall: 16-4-4 9-1-1 7-3-3vs. East: 16-3-4 9-1-1 7-2-3vs. West: 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0

Scoring First: 13-0-2 7-0-0 6-0-2Opp. Scoring First: 3-4-1 2-1-0 1-3-1

Leading at Half: 10-0-1 5-0-0 5-0-1Trailing at Half: 2-3-0 1-1-0 1-2-0Tied at Half: 4-1-3 3-0-1 1-1-2

Leading at 75’: 13-0-0 8-0-0 5-0-0Trailing at 75’: 1-4-0 0-1-0 1-3-0Tied at 75’: 2-0-4 1-0-1 1-0-3

Out-Shooting Opp.: 7-2-2 4-1-1 3-1-1Out-Shot by Opp.: 8-2-2 4-0-0 4-2-2Shots Even: 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

In Shutouts: 6-2-1 2-0-1 4-2-0In Games Decided by 1 Goal: 13-2-0 7-1-0 6-1-0In Games Decided by 2 Goals: 1-2-0 1-0-0 0-2-0In Games Decided by 3+ Goals: 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0

Day Games (before 5 p.m.): 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-0Night Games (5 p.m. or after): 15-3-4 9-1-1 6-2-3

In Primary (The Original) Kit: 10-4-2 9-1-1 1-3-1In Secondary (Community) Kit: 5-0-2 0-0-0 5-0-2In Parley Kit: 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

In April: 1-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1In May: 4-1-1 3-0-0 1-1-1In June: 2-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0In July: 4-1-1 1-1-0 3-0-1In August: 4-1-1 3-0-1 1-1-0In September: 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0In October: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0In November: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

On Wednesdays: 3-1-2 2-1-1 1-0-1On Fridays: 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0On Saturdays: 10-2-1 4-0-0 6-2-1On Sundays: 3-1-1 3-0-0 0-1-1

In Clear Weather: 11-2-3 6-0-0 5-2-3In Cloudy Weather: 4-1-0 3-0-0 1-1-0In Rain: 0-1-1 0-1-1 0-0-0In Snow: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Indoors: 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

Below 30° at Kickoff: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-030°-49° at Kickoff: 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-150°-59° at Kickoff: 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-060°-69° at Kickoff: 2-2-1 2-0-0 0-2-170°-79° at Kickoff: 10-1-2 6-1-1 4-0-180°-89° at Kickoff: 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-090°+ at Kickoff: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Using No Subs: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Using 1 Sub: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Using 2 Subs: 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0Using 3 Subs: 4-0-2 2-0-1 2-0-1Using 4 Subs: 6-1-1 3-1-0 3-0-1Using 5 Subs: 4-3-1 3-0-0 1-3-1

On FieldTurf/Artificial Surface: 10-1-1 9-1-1 1-0-0On Natural Grass: 6-3-3 0-0-0 6-3-3

2021 MISCELLANEOUS STATS2021 MISCELLANEOUS STATS

2021 PENALTy kICkS fOR2021 PENALTy kICkS fOR

2021 PENALTy kICkS AGAINST2021 PENALTy kICkS AGAINSTPlayer (Team) NE Goalkeeper Date ResultMarcelino Moreno Matt Turner May 1 GoalValentin Castellanos Matt Turner June 19 Save

INTERNATIONAL REGISTERINTERNATIONAL REGISTERUnited States Caps GoalsMatt Turner 10 0Teal Bunbury 4 1A.J. DeLaGarza 2 0Henry Kessler 1 0Matt Polster 1 0

Canada Caps GoalsTajon Buchanan 12 2

Guam Caps GoalsA.J. DeLaGarza 14 0

Iceland Caps GoalsArnór Traustason 40 5

Poland Caps GoalsAdam Buksa 3 4

* = Currently on international dutyReflects senior national team appearances only.

Quickest Goal: __________________________ Buchanan: 8/21 vs. CIN: 7'

Quickest Goal Against: ______________________ Berić: 4/17 at CHI - 5'

Game-Winning Goals after 75’: ______________ Buksa: 5/16 vs. CLB: 86'_____________________________________ McNamara: 6/19 at NYC: 88'_________________________________________Buksa: 7/31 at NY: 90'+1'___________________________________________ Bou: 8/14 at TOR: 83' __________________________________________Jones: 8/18 vs. D.C.: 85'

Game-Tying Goals after 75’: ___________________ Bye: 7/31 at NY: 84'

Game-Winning Goals Against after 75’: ___________________________

Game-Tying Goals Against after 75’: _______ Przybylko: 5/12 at PHI: 88'___________________________________ Tajouri-Shradi: 6/19 at NYC: 85'_________________________________________ Osorio: 8/14 at TOR: 79'

Hat Tricks: ___________________________________________________

Hat Tricks Against: ____________________________________________

Own Goals For: ________________________ Hines-Ike: 4/24 vs. DC - 48'

Own Goals Against: ________________________Farrell: 7/3 at CLB - 69'

Red Cards: ____________________________ Jones: 4/17 at CHI - 90'+3'_____________________________________ Traustason: 8/18 vs. DC - 72'______________________________________ Traustason: 9/3 at PHI - 59'

Opponents' Red Cards: ____________________ Reyes: 5/22 vs. NY - 38'

NE Player Goalkeeper (Team) Date ResultCarles Gil Brad Guzan (Atlanta) May 1 GoalGustavo Bou Andre Blake (Philadelphia) August 8 SaveGustavo Bou Alex Bono (Toronto) August 14 Goal


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WHERE THE REvOLUTION'S GOALS CAME fROMWHERE THE REvOLUTION'S GOALS CAME fROM1: Buksa (4/17 @ CHI) 14'2: Bou (4/17 @ CHI) 27'3: Hines-Ike (OG) (4/24 vs. DC) 48'4: Bye (5/1 vs. ATL) 19'5: Gil (PK) (5/1 vs. ATL) 53'6: Bunbury (5/12 @ PHI) 85'7: Buksa (5/16 vs. CLB) 86'8: Bou (5/22 vs. NY) 38'9: Buchanan (5/22 vs. NY) 45'+2'10: Buksa (5/22 vs. NY) 82'11: Buksa (5/29 at CIN) 70'12: Bou (6/19 at NYC) 27'13: Bell (6/19 at NYC) 78'14: McNamara (6/19 at NYC) 88'15: Buchanan (6/23 vs. NY) 26'16: Jones (6/23 vs. NY) 32'17: Bou (6/23 vs. NY) 51'18: Bou (6/27 at DAL) 33'19: Buchanan (7/3 at CLB) 13'20: Bou (7/3 at CLB) 30'21: Gil (7/7 vs. TOR) 56'22: Buksa (7/7 vs. TOR) 78'23: Bou (7/17 at ATL) 18'24: Traustason (7/21 at MCF) 15'25: Bunbury (7/21 at MCF) 26: Traustason (7/21 at MCF) 36'27: Buksa (7/21 at MCF) 45'+4'28: Buksa (7/21 at MCF) 83'29: Bou (7/25 vs. MTL) 29'30: Bou (7/25 vs. MTL) 73'31: Bou (7/31 at NY) 60'32: Bye (7/31 at NY) 84'33: Buksa (7/31 at NY) 90'+1'34: Polster (8/8 vs. PHI) 10'35: Bou (8/8 vs. PHI) 39'36: Buchanan (8/14 at TOR) 19'37: Bou (PK) (8/14 at TOR) 83'38: McNamara (8/18 vs. DC) 49'39: Buchanan (8/18 vs. DC) 53'40: Jones (8/18 vs. DC) 85'41: Buchanan (8/21 vs. CIN) 7'42: Boateng (8/21 vs. CIN) 21'43: Buksa (8/21 vs. CIN) 33'44: Buksa (8/21 vs. CIN) 61'45: Polster (9/3 at PHI) 33'

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