CHESTER, Penn. (Oct. 24, 2026) – The New England Revolution (17-10-4, 55 pts.) extended their winning streak to three games with a 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Union (13-11-7, 46 pts.) at Subaru Park on Saturday night. The result propelled New England into second place in the Eastern Conference and snapped the host's 15-game unbeaten run. The Revolution's 17 wins this season are now tied for the club's second most in a single campaign.

The Revolution struck first before halftime as forward Dor Turgeman celebrated his 23rd birthday with his 10th goal of the season. Midfielder Carles Gil added a goal from the penalty spot in the second half, which proved to be the game winner. Philadelphia defender Neil Pierre scored 12 minutes into second-half stoppage time, but New England weathered the storm, helped by Matt Turner's six saves, to secure all three points on the road.

Philadelphia dictated the tempo throughout the opening half hour and nearly opened the scoring when Milan Iloski unleashed a close-range effort from inside the box in the 22nd minute, but Turner denied the attempt. New England responded shortly after through midfielder Dániel Gazdag, Philadelphia's all-time leading scorer, whose curling effort from the left side of the box in the 27th minute was turned away by Andre Blake. Gazdag tested his former teammate again in the 33rd minute, but Blake stood tall in net.

The Revolution finally found the breakthrough in first-half stoppage time, soon after Blake denied a backheeled effort from Turgeman minutes earlier. Gil weaved through the Union defense before slipping a pass to Peyton Miller, whose header redirected the ball into Turgeman's path at the back post. The Israeli striker buried a tap-in to send New England into the locker room with a 1-0 advantage. With 10 goals on the season, New England now has two players in double digits for the first time since 2021. Gil, the Revs' other player with 10-plus goals, collected his 99th career MLS assist on the play. For Miller, the primary helper was his fourth assist in the last three matches.

New England carried the momentum into the second half and nearly doubled its advantage in the 58th minute. Gil capitalized on a Philadelphia giveaway, juked his defender, and lofted an effort toward the far post, but an outstretched Blake made the save. Argentine attacker Luca Langoni also threatened in the 72nd minute, racing toward goal and forcing another stop from Blake with a low shot on frame.

The Revolution eventually doubled their lead from the penalty spot after Pierre fouled Gil just inside the box. The Spaniard calmly converted his penalty kick for his career-high 13th goal of the season, improving to 24-for-27 from the penalty spot in his MLS career. With three games remaining, Gil needs one more goal contribution to match his career high of 26 set in 2023.

Philadelphia pulled one back in second-half stoppage time when Pierre headed home from close range, but the Revolution withstood the late pressure to see out the result. Turner preserved New England's advantage in the closing stages with a punch save on a dangerous chance in the final minute of the match. In his 150th Revolution appearance across all competitions, Turner finished with six saves and matched his own career high with his 17th win of the season, also a club single-season record.

New England is back in Foxborough next week for more high-stakes contests to close out the regular season home slate. The Revolution host regional rival Red Bull New York on Wednesday, Oct. 28 before Inter Miami CF visits Gillette Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 1. Watch Wednesday's 7:30 p.m. ET start on Apple TV in English and Spanish, or listen on 98.5 The Sports Hub (WBZ-FM), Rumba 97.7 FM (Spanish), and 1260 AM Nossa Radio (Portuguese). 

MATCH NOTES

• New England moves into second place in the Eastern Conference with Saturday's victory.
• The Revolution's 17 wins are tied for second most in a single season in club history, while the team's 55 points are tied for third most in team annals.
• The team's seven road wins are second most in club history (10 in 2021) and tied for second best in MLS this season. New England is 6-3-1 on the road since the regular season resumed in July.
• New England earned its first victory at Subaru Park since 2021, and just its fifth overall at the venue. The result snapped Philadelphia's 15-match unbeaten run.
• F Dor Turgeman tallied his 10th goal of the season on his 23rd birthday. This is the seventh time the Revolution have had two double-digit goal scorers in the same season (last 2021).
• M Carles Gil recorded his 19th goal-and-assist performance in MLS. He is now 24-for-27 from the penalty spot in MLS, moving into sole possession of fifth-most penalty goals in league history.
• Gil was credited with a secondary assist on the opening goal for New England, his 12th of the season and the 99th of his MLS career - tied with Sacha Kljestan for eighth-most in league annals.
• The helper was Gil's 48th road assist in regular season play, tied with Marco Etcheverry for third-most in MLS history.
• New England is 15-0-4 all-time when Gil records a goal and an assist in a match.
• D/W Peyton Miller registered an assist for the second straight match, his eighth of the year, and has found the scoresheet in four of his last five appearances. New England improves to 10-0-2 when Miller registers a goal contribution this season.
• Miller (18) started at left back on Saturday, part of a Revolution backline all age 22 or younger along with Ilay Feingold (22), Ethan Kohler (21), and Josh Wynder (21).
• GK Matt Turner made his 150th appearance for the Revolution across all competitions in Saturday's match, making six saves.
• Turner tied his own club record and career high with his 17th victory in net this season.
• M Dániel Gazdag started against his former team, registering a pair of shots on target.
• D Mamadou Fofana returned to action for the first time since September 26 after missing the last three matches with a lower body injury.

GAME CAPSULE
Revolution Match #31
New England Revolution 2 at Philadelphia Union 1
October 24, 2026 – Subaru Park (Chester, Penn.)

Referee: Malik Badawi
Assistant Referee: Chris Elliott
Assistant Referee: Kevin Klinger
Fourth Official: Ricardo Montero Araya
Video Assistant Referee: Michael Radchuk
Asst. Video Assistant Referee: Mike Kampmeinert

Weather: 55 degrees and clear
Attendance: 18,524

Scoring Summary:
NE - Dor Turgeman 10 (Peyton Miller 8, Carles Gil 12) 45'+3
NE - Carles Gil 13 (Penalty Kick) 90'+1
PHI - Neil Pierre 5 (Kai Wagner 6) 90'+12

Misconduct Summary:
PHI - Bruno Damiani (Yellow Card - Dissent) 61'
PHI - Jovan Lukić (Yellow Card - Hard Foul) 63'
NE - Jackson Yueill (Yellow Card - Hard Foul) 65'

New England Revolution: Matt Turner; Peyton Miller, Josh Wynder, Ethan Kohler, Ilay Feingold; Jackson Yueill (Judah Siqueira 90'+7), Matt Polster, Carles Gil © (Diego Fagundez 90'+7); Luca Langoni (Wilson Harris 90'+2), Dániel Gazdag (Brooklyn Raines 76'), Dor Turgeman (Mamadou Fofana 90'+2).

Substitutes Not Used: Donovan Parisian; Tanner Beason, Cody Baker, Griffin Yow.

Philadelphia Union: Andre Blake ©; Kai Wagner, Nathan Harriel (Malik Jakupovic 83'), Neil Pierre, Frankie Westfield; Indiana Vassilev (Agustin Anello 67'), Jovan Lukić, Danley Jean Jacques, Quinn Sullivan; Bruno Damiani, Milan Iloski.

Substitutes Not Used: Andrew Rick; Ezekiel Alladoh, Alejandro Bedoya, Ben Bender, Kellan LeBlanc, Jeremy Rafanello, Japhet Sery Larsen.