Revolution Edge Fire
Dor Turgeman leads New England Revolution past Chicago Fire before record crowd
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The New England Revolution defeated the Chicago Fire 2-1 on Sunday, claiming sole possession of third place in the Eastern Conference with 43 points. Winnipeg Free Press reported that Dor Turgeman scored in the first half and assisted on a second-half goal, leading the Revolution's attack. The match drew a club-record 63,094 fans to the stadium.
Peyton Miller scored his goal in his 50th MLS start for New England. KARE 11 noted that coach Marko Mitrović faced his former club, where he previously served as an assistant coach.
Turgeman Carries Revolution to Victory
Dor Turgeman was the star of the match, opening the scoring in the first half and setting up a second-half goal for a teammate. SF Chronicle confirmed that his performance lifted New England into third place in the Eastern Conference standings with 43 points.
Miller Marks 50th MLS Start With Goal
Peyton Miller scored for New England in a milestone moment. KDH News reported that it was his 50th start in Major League Soccer. His goal proved crucial in the 2-1 victory over Chicago.
Record Crowd and Mitrović Returns Home
The match drew a club-record crowd of 63,094 fans to the stadium. Greenwich Time noted that New England coach Marko Mitrović returned to face his old team. Mitrović had worked as an assistant coach with the Chicago Fire before taking the Revolution job.
Eastern Conference Standings Tighten
New England's 43-point total now puts them in sole possession of third place in the Eastern Conference. Star Democrat confirmed the Revolution beat Chicago 2-1 to secure this spot. The victory keeps New England in contention as the season progresses.
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