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NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION VS. VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC: WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2019

Referee: Robert SibigaAssistant Referees: Logan Brown (AR1), Claudiu Badea (AR2)

Fourth Official: Thomas D. SnyderVideo Assistant Referee: Alan Kelly

Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Jozef Batko

2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS2019 MLS RECORD: 6-8-6(Home: 4-4-2 Away: 2-4-4)

DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT TVSat., March 2 at FC Dallas T, 1-1 NBCSBSat., March 9 vs. COLUMBUS CREW SC L, 0-2 NBCSBSun., March 17 at Toronto FC L, 2-3 NBCSBSun., March 24 vs. FC CINCINNATI L, 0-2 NBCSBSat., March 30 vs. MINNESOTA UNITED FC W, 2-1 NBCSBSat., April 6 at Columbus Crew SC L, 0-1 NBCSBSat., April 13 vs. ATLANTA UNITED FC L, 0-2 NBCSBSat., April 20 vs. NEW YORK RED BULLS W, 1-0 NBCSBWed., April 24 vs. MONTREAL IMPACT L, 0-3 NBCSBSat., April 27 at Sporting Kansas City T, 4-4 NBCSBSat., May 4 at Philadelphia Union L, 1-6 NBCSBWed., May 8 at Chicago Fire L, 0-5 NBCSBSat., May 11 vs. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES W, 3-1 NBCSBSat., May 18 at Montreal Impact T, 0-0 NBCSBSat., May 25 vs. D.C. UNITED T, 1-1 NBCSBSun., June 2 at LA Galaxy W, 2-1 NBCSBTue., June 11 at New York Red Bulls (USOC) W, 3-2 (AET) ESPN+Wed., June 19 at Orlando City SC (USOC) L, 1-2 (AET) ESPN+Wed., June 26 vs. PHILADELPHIA UNION T, 1-1 NBCSBSat., June 29 vs. HOUSTON DYNAMO W, 2-1 NBCSBThu., July 4 at Colorado Rapids W, 2-1 NBCSBFri., July 12 at D.C. United T. 2-2 ESPNWed., July 17 vs. VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC 7:00 p.m. ET NBCSBSun., July 21 at FC Cincinnati 6:00 p.m. ET NBCSBSat., July 27 vs. ORLANDO CITY SC 7:00 p.m. ET NBCSBSat., Aug. 3 vs. LOS ANGELES FOOTBALL CLUB 7:30 p.m. ET NBCSBSat., Aug. 10 at Seattle Sounders FC 10:00 p.m. ET NBCSBSat., Aug. 17 at New York Red Bulls 7:00 p.m. ET NBCSBSat., Aug. 24 vs. CHICAGO FIRE 7:30 p.m. ET NBCSBSat., Aug. 31 vs. TORONTO FC 7:30 p.m. ET NBCSBSat., Sept. 7 at New York City FC 3:30 p.m. ET UnivisionSat., Sept. 14 at Orlando City SC 7:30 p.m. ET NBCSBSat., Sept. 21 vs. REAL SALT LAKE 7:30 p.m. ET NBCSBWed., Oct. 25 at Portland Timbers 10:30 p.m. ET NBCSBSun., Sept. 29 vs. NEW YORK CITY FC 5:00 p.m. ET NBCSBSun., Oct. 6 at Atlanta United FC 4:00 p.m. ET NBCSB

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE # Player Pos. Pronunciation 1 Cody Cropper GK CRAW-per 2 Andrew Farrell D FAIR-ull 3 Jalil Anibaba D JAH-leel ahn-ee-BAH-bah 5 Isaac Angking M EYE-zick ANG-king 7 Gustavo Bou F goo-STAH-voh BOH 8 Edgar Castillo D kast-EE-yo 9 Juan Fernando Caicedo F FAIR-nahn-doh kai-SAY-doh 10 Teal Bunbury F TEEL BUN-burr-ree 11 Tajon Buchanan F TAY-zhon BYU-cannon 12 Justin Rennicks F WREN-icks 14 Diego Fagundez M dee-AY-go fah-GOON-des 17 Juan Agudelo F A-goo-DELL-oh 18 Brad Knighton GK NIGHT-ton 19 Antonio Delamea D DAY-la-MAY-uh 21 Zachary Herivaux M AIR-ee-VO 22 Carles Gil M CAR-LESS HEEL 23 Wilfried Zahibo M WIL-frid zah-EE-boh 24 DeJuan Jones M de-WAHN 27 Luis Caicedo M loo-EES kai-SAY-doh 28 Michael Mancienne D MAN-see-EN 29 Nicolas Firmino M NICK-oh-less fur-MEE-no 70 Cristian Penilla F KRIS-tee-AHN peh-NEE-uh 77 Brian Wright F RITE

Match #21vs. VancouverWhitecaps FC

2019 Record:6-8-6

24 pts.9th in Eastern Conf.

Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. ETJuly 17, 2019

Gillette Stadium(Foxborough, Mass.)

THE PRESS BOXBROADCAST INFORMATION

TV: NBC Sports BostonTalent: Brad Feldman (play-by-play), Paul Mariner (analyst), Naoko Funayama (sideline)Revolution Postgame Live begins immediately following the match.

Radio: 98.5 The Sports HubTalent: Brad Feldman (play-by-play), Paul Mariner (analyst), Naoko Funayama (sideline)

Portuguese Radio: 1260 AM “Nossa Radio USA”Talent: Luis Lombardi Jr. (play-by-play)

REVOLUTION COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTSKaitlin Alden — [email protected] — cell: 508-954-7385Adam Klionsky — [email protected] — cell: 508-455-7551Scott Altman — [email protected] — cell: 508-404-5419Nick Sobel — [email protected] — cell: 508-404-0248

MATCH INFORMATION

2019 Record:4-9-8

20 pts.12th in Western Conf.

LAST GAME'S STARTING XI (JULY 12 AT D.C. UNITED)

30 TURNER22GP, 22GS, 1.59 GAA

8 CASTILLO15GP, 15GS, 0G, 3A

10 BUNBURY20GP, 15GS, 4G, 1A

17 AGUDELO18GP, 16GS, 3G, 1A

15 BYE16GP, 16GS, 2G, 0A

2 FARRELL16GP, 16GS, 0G, 0A

30 TURNER7GP, 7GS, 1.51 GAA

27 L. CAICEDO19GP, 15GS, 0G, 0A

23 ZAHIBO12GP, 9GS, 0G, 0A

3 ANIBABA16GP, 14GS, 1G, 2A

22 GIL 20GP, 20GS, 5G, 6A

9 CAICEDO16GP, 8GS, 4G, 3A


Wednesday, July 17New England Revolution vs. Vancouver 7:00 p.m. ET NBCSBAtlanta United FC vs. Houston Dynamo 7:00 p.m. ET ESPN+Toronto FC vs. New York Red Bulls 8:00 p.m. ET ESPN+Chicago Fire vs. Columbus Crew SC 800 p.m. ET ESPN+

Thursday, July 18FC Cincinnati vs. D.C. United 8:00 p.m. ET ESPNPortland Timbers vs. Orlando City SC 8:00 p.m. ET ESPN

Friday, July 19LA Galaxy vs. LAFC 10:00 p.m. ET ESPN

Saturday, July 20Columbus Crew SC vs. Montreal Impact 7:30 p.m. ET ESPN+Philadelphia Union vs. Chicago Fire 7:30 p.m. ET ESPN+Toronto FC vs. Houston Dynamo 7:30 p.m. ET ESPN+Sporting Kansas City vs. FC Dallas 8:30 p.m. ET ESPN+Colorado Rapids vs. New York City FC 9:00 p.m. ET ESPN+Real Salt Lake vs. Minnesota United FC 10:00 p.m. ET ESPN+Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs. San Jose Earthquakes 11:00 p.m. ET ESPN+

Sunday, July 21Atlanta United FC vs. D.C. United 4:00 p.m. ET ESPNFC Cincinnati vs. New England Revolution 6:00 p.m. ET NBCSBOrlando City SC vs. New York Red Bulls 7:30 p.m. ET FS1Seattle Sounders FC vs. Portland Timbers 9:30 p.m. ET FS1

Revolution Twitter/Instagram ..........@NERevolution Revolution Hashtag .............................#NERevs Official Game Day Hashtag ...............#NEvVAN

Player Twitter Instagram Juan Agudelo @JuanAgudelo juanagudelo Isaac Angking @IsaacAngking isaacangking Jalil Anibaba @jalil_anibaba4 jalil_anibaba4 Gustavo Bou @gustavobouok pgustavobou Tajon Buchanan @TajonBuchanan tajonbuchanan Teal Bunbury @TealBunB teal_bunbury Brandon Bye @Brandon_Bye brandon_bye Juan Fernando Caicedo juancaicedo11 Luis Caicedo luiscaicedooficial Scott Caldwell @scaldwell15 scottcaldwell6 Edgar Castillo @edgarcastillo40 edgar_castillo2 Cody Cropper @codycropper_01 codycropper_01 Antonio Delamea @antonio_delamea Diego Fagundez fagundezfamily Andrew Farrell @2Fast2Farrell 2fast2farrell Nicolas Firmino @Nick_F_28 nick.firmino Zachary Herivaux @ZHerivaux100 zherivaux100 Carles Gil carlesgil92 DeJuan Jones @dejuanjones24 dejuanjones24 Brad Knighton @bbknighton bbknighton Michael Mancienne @Mance888 mance88 Cristian Penilla cristianpenij_23 Justin Rennicks @JustinRennicks justinrennicks Matt Turner @headdturnerr headdturnerr Brian Wright @brianwright777 brianwright_1995 Wilfried Zahibo @zahibow wilfriedzahibo Club & Broadcast Twitter Brad Feldman, TV Play-by-Play @BradFeldman_ Paul Mariner, TV Analyst @Paul_Mariner Naoko Funayama, TV Sideline Reporer @NaokoFunayama Jeff Lemieux, Revolution Senior Editor @jeff_lemieux Elizabeth Pehota, Revolution Reporter/Host @pehota Charlie Davies, Club Ambassador @CharlieDavies9

SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTORY

LAST 5 MATCHES (3-0-2)

MLS SCHEDULE - WEEK 20

THAT’S WHAT THEY SAIDHere is what Revolution Sporting Director & Head Coach Bruce Arena and goalkeeper Matt Turner had to say ahead of Wednesday's match vs. Van-couver. For complete video soundbytes and transcripts, please contact the Revolution communications staff at [email protected] or visit www.revolutionsoccer.net/media.

New England Revolution Sporting Director & Head Coach Bruce ArenaOn the backline's recent form:Arena: “I think for the most part we've done a good job. Perhaps we've given away four points or so --- maybe even you could argue six points -- but for the most part, defensively, we've played well, but that's probably a combination of things. We've had some good goalkeeping and our backline has played well, but collecitvely we've played well when our opponents are in possession.”

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New England Revolution Goalkeeping Matt TurnerOn Wednesday's matchup with Vancouver:Turner: “They lost at home, so they're going to [try to] right the ship on the road the best they can. They play on turf at home, so they're not going to be too out of their element even though they're on the East Coast. They're really organized. They've been really sound defensively all year, so we're going to have to be sharp in the final third if we want to break them down, then, take care of business at home as usual. Then, we go to Cincinnati on Sunday, a team that's kind of found form recently, and hopefully we can keep our form."

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INJURY REPORTQUESTIONABLE: Michael Mancienne (Foot) SUSPENSION: Wilfried Zahibo (Red Card on 7/12)LOAN: Brian Wright (Birmingham Legion FC)

June 2 at LA GalaxyW, 2-1

June 26 vs. PhiladelphiaT, 1-1

June 29 vs. HoustonW, 2-1

July 4 at ColoradoW, 2-1

July 12 at D.C. UnitedT, 2-2


Sporting Director and Head Coach: Bruce ArenaTechnical Director: Curt OnalfoAssistant Coach: Richie WilliamsAssistant Coach: Dave van den BerghAssistant Coach: Kevin HitchcockDirector of Sports Performance: Jarryd PhillipsHead Fitness Coach: Gabriel Martinez Poch

Director of Scouting & Pro Personnel: Remi RoyDirector of Soccer Operations: Jason GoveSoccer Operations Manager: Tyler FletcherSoccer Operations Coordinator: Kevin Santos

Head Athletic Trainer: Evan AllenAssistant Athletic Trainer: Matt KirkpatrickMassage Therapist: Glenn O’Connor Equipment Manager: Scott EmmensAssistant Equipment Manager: Ethan Trusten

2019 NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

2019 NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Player Pos. HT. WT. Date of Birth Hometown Last Club 17 Juan Agudelo F 6-1 195 11/23/1992 Barnegat, N.J. FC Utrecht (NED) 5 Isaac Angking M 5-10 160 01/24/2000 Providence, R.I. — 3 Jalil Anibaba D 6-0 190 10/19/1988 Davis, Calif. Houston Dynamo (MLS) 7 Gustavo Bou F 5-10 160 02/18/1990 Concordia, Argentina Club Tijuana (MEX) 11 Tajon Buchanan F 6-0 155 02/08/1999 Brampton, Ontario. — 10 Teal Bunbury F 6-2 185 02/27/1990 Prior Lake, Minn. Sporting Kansas City (MLS) 15 Brandon Bye D 6-0 175 11/29/1995 Portage, Mich. — 9 Juan Fernando Caicedo F 5-11 185 07/12/1989 Carepa, Colombia Independiente Medellin (COL) 27 Luis Caicedo M 5-7 155 05/18/1996 Apartadó, Colombia Cortuluá (COL) 6 Scott Caldwell M 5-8 145 03/15/1991 Braintree, Mass. — 8 Edgar Castillo D 5-7 155 10/08/1986 Las Cruces, N.M. Colorado Rapids (MLS) 1 Cody Cropper GK 6-4 200 02/16/1993 Maple Grove, Minn. MK Dons (ENG) 19 Antonio Delamea D 6-0 175 06/10/1991 Celje, Slovenia Olimpija Ljubljana (SVN) 14 Diego Fagundez M 5-8 140 02/14/1995 Leominster, Mass. — 2 Andrew Farrell D 5-11 180 04/02/1992 Louisville, Ky. — 29 Nicolas Firmino M 5-11 160 01/30/2001 Somerville, Mass. — 22 Carles Gil M 5-7 145 11/22/1992 Valencia, Spain Deportivo de La Coruna (ESP) 21 Zachary Herivaux M 6-1 150 02/01/1996 Brookline, Mass. — 24 DeJuan Jones M 5-9 165 06/24/1997 Lansing, Mich. — 18 Brad Knighton GK 6-2 180 02/06/1985 Richmond, Va. Vancouver Whitecaps FC (MLS) 28 Michael Mancienne D 6-1 190 01/08/1988 Feltham, England Nottingham Forest (ENG) 70 Cristian Penilla F 5-9 165 05/02/1991 Esmeraldas, Ecuador Pachuca (MEX) 12 Justin Rennicks F 5-11 165 03/20/1999 South Hamilton, Mass. — 30 Matt Turner GK 6-3 185 06/24/1994 Park Ridge, N.J. — 77 Brian Wright F 6-1 190 03/24/1995 Ajax, Ontario — 23 Wilfried Zahibo M 6-2 175 08/21/1991 Marseille, France Gimnàstic de Tarragona (ESP)

No. Player Pos. Pronunciation Place of Birth College 1 Cody Cropper GK CRAW-per Atlanta, Ga. — 2 Andrew Farrell D FAIR-ull Louisville, Ky. Louisville 3 Jalil Anibaba M JAH-leel ahn-ee-BAh-bah Fontana, Calif. North Carolina 5 Isaac Angking M ANG-king Providence, R.I. — 6 Scott Caldwell M Braintree, Mass. Akron 7 Gustavo Bou F goo-STAH-voh BOH Concordia, Argentina — 8 Edgar Castillo D kast-EE-yo Las Cruces, N.M. — 9 Juan Fernando Caicedo F kai-SAY-doh Carepa, Colombia — 10 Teal Bunbury F TEEL BUN-burr-ree Hamilton, Ontario Akron 11 Tajon Buchanan F TAY-zhon BYU-cannon Brampton, Ontario Syracuse 12 Justin Rennicks F WREN-icks Beverly, Mass. Indiana 14 Diego Fagundez M dee-A-go fuh-GOON-des Montevideo, Uruguay — 15 Brandon Bye D Portage, Mich. Western Michigan 17 Juan Agudelo F A-goo-DELL-oh Manizales, Colombia — 18 Brad Knighton GK NIGH-ton Hickory, N.C. UNC-Wilmington 19 Antonio Delamea D DAY-la-MAY-uh Celje, Slovenia — 21 Zachary Herivaux M AIR-ee-vo Osaka, Japan — 22 Carles Gil M CAR-LESS HEEL Valencia, Spain — 23 Wilfried Zahibo M WIL-frid zah-EE-boh Marseille, France — 24 DeJuan Jones M de-WAHN Lansing, Mich. Michigan State 27 Luis Caicedo M kai-SAY-doh Apartadó, Colombia — 28 Michael Mancienne D MAN-see-EN Feltham, England — 29 Nicolas Firmino M firm-EE-no Mantena, Brazil — 30 Matt Turner GK Park Ridge, N.J. Fairfield 70 Cristian Penilla F KRIS-tee-ahn peh-NEE-uh Esmeraldas, Ecuador — 77 Brian Wright F RITE Ajax, Ontario Vermont


2019 MLS STATISTICSUNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E

22 M Carles Gil 20 20 1797 5 6 33 12 11 56 2 57 5 0

9 F Juan Fernando Caicedo 16 8 721 4 3 18 7 10 11 5 0 2 0

10 F Teal Bunbury 20 15 1387 4 1 35 11 19 24 7 0 2 0

70 F Cristian Penilla 16 9 873 3 3 28 11 11 15 3 13 2 0

17 F Juan Agudelo 18 16 1421 3 1 26 8 33 24 6 0 5 0

15 D Brandon Bye 16 16 1405 2 0 9 4 18 12 0 0 2 1

3 D Jalil Anibaba 16 14 1268 1 2 5 2 8 8 0 0 3 1

24 M DeJuan Jones 13 8 754 1 1 7 4 5 5 1 3 0 0

19 D Antonio Mlinar Delamea 7 7 630 1 1 5 1 13 3 0 0 5 0

8 D Edgar Castillo 15 15 1267 0 3 15 1 9 12 1 0 2 0

11 F Tajon Buchanan 10 4 391 0 2 11 2 5 9 0 0 0 0

6 M Scott Caldwell 14 10 914 0 1 2 1 13 17 0 1 2 0

14 M Diego Fagundez 14 9 765 0 1 15 4 7 1 3 10 1 0

27 M Luis Caicedo 19 15 1369 0 0 15 2 50 42 3 0 4 0

1 G Cody Cropper 7 7 630 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

2 D Andrew Farrell 16 16 1440 0 0 1 0 13 16 0 0 3 0

18 G Brad Knighton 7 6 572 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

28 D Michael Mancienne 8 8 694 0 0 3 0 18 3 0 0 1 1

12 F Justin Rennicks 2 1 106 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

30 G Matt Turner 7 7 596 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 1

77 F Brian Wright 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

23 M Wilfried Zahibo 12 9 667 0 0 5 1 23 7 0 0 4 1

5 M Isaac Angking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 F Gustavo Bou 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

29 M Nicolas Firmino 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

21 M Zachary Herivaux 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Team totals 20 20 1800 24 25 236 71 268 283 31 84 47 5

Opponent totals 20 20 1800 38 38 269 101 283 268 52 90 44 1

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Cristian Penilla 2, Teal Bunbury 2, Juan Fernando Caicedo 1, Brandon Bye 1

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Carles Gil 3, Juan Fernando Caicedo 2, Cristian Penilla 1, DeJuan Jones 1

Teal Bunbury 1

PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Carles Gil 1-2, Cristian Penilla 1-1, Diego Fagundez 0-1

NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING

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

30 G Matt Turner 7 7 596 29 18 10 1.51 0 0 3 1 2 1

18 G Brad Knighton 7 6 572 23 12 11 1.73 1 1 1 3 3 0

1 G Cody Cropper 7 7 630 49 29 17 2.43 2 2 2 4 1 1

Team totals 20 20 1800 101 59 38 1.90 3 3 6 8 6 2

Opponent totals 20 20 1800 71 46 24 1.20 2 4 8 6 6 7

Opponent totals 19 19 1710 66 43 22 1.16 2 4 8 6 5 7

2019 MLS RESULTSDate Opponent Result Score Attend. Record Place Pts. Goal ScorersSat., March 2 at FC Dallas T 1-1 14,327 0-0-1 7 1 Gil (1) Sat., March 9 vs. Columbus Crew SC L 0-2 13,808 0-1-1 10 1 --Sun., March 17 at Toronto FC L 2-3 23,271 0-2-1 11 1 Gil (2, 3)Sun., March 24 vs. FC Cincinnati L 0-2 10,605 0-3-1 12 1 --Sat., March 30 vs. Minnesota United FC W 2-1 10,657 1-3-1 10 4 Anibaba (1), Bye (1)Sat., April 6 at Columbus Crew SC L 0-1 10,942 1-4-1 10 4 --Sat., April 13 vs. Atlanta United FC L 0-2 15,016 1-5-1 12 4 --Sat., April 20 vs. New York Red Bulls W 1-0 14,514 2-5-1 10 7 Penilla (1)Wed., April 24 vs. Montreal Impact L 0-3 9,422 2-6-1 10 7 --Sat., April 27 at Sporting Kansas City T 4-4 18,511 2-6-2 12 8 J. Caicedo (1, 2), Agudelo (1), Jones (1)Sat., May 4 at Philadelphia Union L 1-6 15,565 2-7-2 12 8 J. Caicedo (3)Wed., May 8 at Chicago Fire L 0-5 6,074 2-8-2 12 8 --Sat., May 11 vs. San Jose Earthquakes W 3-1 20,610 3-8-2 12 11 Agudelo (2), Penilla (2), Gil (4) Sat., May 18 at Montreal Impact T 0-0 15,559 3-8-3 11 12 --Sat., May 25 vs. D.C. United T 1-1 20,131 3-8-4 11 13 Agudelo (3)Sun., June 2 at LA Galaxy W 2-1 20,828 4-8-4 11 16 Penilla (3), Bunbury (1)Wed., June 26 vs. Philadelphia Union T 1-1 11,571 4-8-5 11 17 Bye (2)Sat., June 29 vs. Houston Dynamo W 2-1 17,372 5-8-5 9 20 Delamea (1), Bunbury (2)Thu., July 4 at Colorado Rapids W 2-1 15,584 6-8-5 8 23 Bunbury (3), J. Caicedo (4)Fri., July 12 at D.C. United T 2-2 18,903 6-8-6 9 24 Bunbury (4), Gil (5)


TEAM COMPARISONS: 2019 REGULAR SEASON

TALE OF THE TAPE: REGULAR SEASON

Overall: 6-8-6Points: 24Eastern Conference: 9thHome: 4-4-2Away: 2-4-4Goals For: 24Goals Against: 38Goal Differential: -14

Overall: 4-9-8Points: 20Western Conference: 12thHome: 3-4-4Away: 1-5-4Goals For: 22Goals Against: 34Goal Differential: -12

NEW ENGLAND ______________ HEAD COACHES ________________ VANCOUVER

Bruce Arena _____________________ Name _________________ Marc Dos Santos

15 ____________________ Total Years Coaching in MLS ____________________ 1

205-121-91 ________________ Career MLS Record _____________________4-9-8

1 __________________________ Years with Team _______________________same

3-0-2_______________________ Record with Team ______________________same

NEW ENGLAND ___________ TEAM CATEGORIES ______________ VANCOUVER

20 ______________________________ Games ___________________________ 21

20 ________________________ Goals Scored ________________________ 21

1.20 ______________________ Goals Per Game ______________________ 1.05

38 ________________________ Goals Allowed ________________________ 34

1.90 __________________ Goals Allowed Per Game __________________ 1.62

-14 _______________________ Goal Differential _______________________-12

236 __________________________ Shots __________________________ 230

71 ________________________ Shots on Goal ________________________ 84

283 ______________________ Fouls Suffered ______________________ 264

268 ______________________ Fouls Committed _____________________ 221

47 ________________________ Yellow Cards ________________________ 41

5 ___________________________Red Cards ___________________________ 1

NEW ENGLAND _______ 2019 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS __________ VANCOUVER

Gil (5) _________________________ Goals ___________________ Montero (6)

Gil (6) _________________________ Assists ____________ Four Players Tied (2)

Bunbury (35) _____________________ Shots __________________ Montero (38)

Gil (12) _____________________ Shots on Goal _________________ Reyna (17)

Bunbury / Penilla (2) ______ Game-Winning Goals _____ Four Players Tied (1)

Gil (3) __________________ Game-Winning Assists _____Montero / Teibert (1)

Gil (56) ____________________ Fouls Suffered ______________ Montero (33)

L. Caicedo (60) _____________ Fouls Committed _________________ Giro (24)

Agudelo / Delamea / Gil (5) ____ Yellow Cards __________________ Adnan (5)

Five Players Tied (1) ____________Red Cards __________________ Montero (1)

NEW ENGLAND ________2019 GOALKEEPER LEADERS _________ VANCOUVER

Cropper (630) ______________ Minutes Played _____________Crepeau (1350)

Turner (1.51) ____________ Goals Against Average __________ Crepeau (1.53)

Turner (3) ______________________ Wins _____________________ Crepeau (4)

Cropper / Turner (1) ____________ Shutouts ___________________ Crepeau (3)

Cropper (29) ___________________ Saves ___________________ Crepeau (56)

NEW ENGLAND VANCOUVER REVOLUTION WHITECAPS FC

ALL-TIME AGAINST VANCOUVER

• Revolution goalkeeper Brad Knighton played for Whitecaps FC from

2012-13. Knighton submitted a 9-6-5 record in 21 appearances be-

tween the pipes for Vancouver.

REVOLUTION - WHITECAPS FC CONNECTIONS

Overall: 4-2-3Home: 3-1-1 Away: 1-1-2

Date Score NE Result 04/06/11 New England 1 at Vancouver 1 T05/14/11 Vancouver 0 at New England 1 W05/12/12 Vancouver 1 at New England 4 W06/16/13 New England 3 at Vancouver 4 L03/22/14 Vancouver 0 at New England 0 T06/27/15 Vancouver 2 at New England 1 L06/18/16 New England 2 at Vancouver 1 W08/12/17 Vancouver 0 at New England 1 W05/26/18 New England 3 at Vancouver 3 T

• Sporting Director and Head Coach Bruce Arena remaining unbeaten

in MLS play on the Revolution sidelines, with a 3-0-2 mark through

his first five games.

• New England extending its current league-best unbeaten run in MLS

play to nine games (4-0-4).

• The Revs remaining unbeaten against Western Conference sides this

season, having posted a 5-0-2 record to date.

• F Gustavo Bou, the club's newest Designated Player signing, poten-

tially making his MLS and Revolution debut.

• F Juan Fernando Caicedo recording either a goal or an assist in a

fourth straight league match.

• M Carles Gil leading the way in the midfield and continuing his cur-

rent form, after scoring one goal and tallying four assists in the last

five games.

• F Teal Bunbury continuing his goal-scoring run, having found the

back of the net six times in New England's last seven games across

all competitions, including three game winners.

• M Diego Fagundez scoring once to tie Lee Nguyen for the second

most goals scored in Revolution history (51). Fagundez needs seven

more assists to become the first Revs player with 50 goals and 50

assists in his MLS career.

• F Juan Agudelo scoring twice to tie Shalrie Joseph and Pat Noonan

for the fifth most goals scored in club history (37).

• M Luis Caicedo registering his 50th career MLS appearance.

WHAT TO WATCH FOR VS. VANCOUVER


TEAM NOTES

Forward Teal Bunbury has rediscovered his scoring touch since the turn of June. Bunbury has scored six times in the team's last seven contests across all competitions, including the game-winning goal on June 2 at LA Galaxy, the game winner in extra time of New England's U.S. Open Cup Fourth Roud win on June 11 at New York, and the game winner in sec-ond-half stoppage time on June 29 vs. Houston. With his fourth-minute goal on July 12 at D.C., Bunbury notched the team's quickest goal of the season and extended his goal-scoring streak to three games.

The 10-year MLS veteran also netted his 50th career MLS goal at Colorado on July 4, when he chested down a cross from Edgar Castillo and slotted it past Tim Howard. Of his 51 MLS goals, 32 have come as a member of the Revolution. He is the 18th active player to eclipse the 50-goal mark.

For his two-goal effort in the Open Cup victory in New Jersey, which also included an equalizing goal in the 85th minute, Bunbury was voted TheCup.us' Player of the Round. He led the Revs with two shots on target, two chances created, and 29 total duels in a 120-minute shift. Bunbury also earned a bench spot on MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week after coming off the bench to score the game winner vs. Houston.

Bunbury's form is among the best in MLS. His four goals since June 1 are tied for fourth most in the league over that span:

2019 MLS LEADERS: GOALS SCORED SINCE JUNE 1Rank Player Club GT-1. Daniel Royer New York 5T-1. Kacper Przybylko Philadelphia 5T-1. Josef Martinez Atlanta 5T-4. Teal Bunbury New England 4T-4. Seven Other Players 4

NOT BLUE, NOT GREEN: TEAL BUNBURY SCORES 50TH GOAL

The New England Revolution have acquired forward Gustavo Bou (pro-nounced BOH) via transfer from Liga MX side Club Tijuana. The 29-year-old Argentine brings 12 years of experience across Argentina, Mexico, and Ec-uador, where he recorded 120 combined goals and assists with top-flight clubs including River Plate and Racing Club. Bou becomes the first player added to the roster under Sporting Director Bruce Arena and Technical Di-rector Curt Onalfo. The Designated Player is eligible to make his MLS and Revolution debut at home this Wednesday vs. Vancouver.

The Concordia, Argentina native spent the last two years with Liga MX side Tijuana, where he recorded 21 goals and 14 assists in 55 appearances af-ter transferring from Racing Club in July 2017. He began his professional career with South American powerhouse Club Atlético River Plate in 2008, signing his first senior contract at the age of 18 after several seasons with the club’s reserve team.

In Liga MX's 2019 Torneo Clausura, Bou paced Xolos with 10 goals – tied for fifth most in the league – while his five assists also ranked in the top five league-wide. In his debut season with Tijuana in 2017-18, he registered 10 goals and eight assists. Three of those assists came across his four ap-pearances in the 2018 Clausura Liguilla championship stage.

Bou at a Glance:• Scored 21 goals in 55 games with Club Tijuana, including 10 in each

Liga MX campaign in 2017-18 and 2018-19. • Totaled 48 goals in more than 100 appearances across all competi-

tions with Racing Club from 2014-17.• Led all scorers in the 2015 Copa Libertadores with eight goals, and

also led Racing in scoring with 10 tallies in 2014. • Began career at River Plate at age of 18 in 2008 after developing with

the club’s reserve team. • Across all competitions, Bou has recorded more than 270 games

played, 85 goals scored, and 35 assists in 12-year career spanning Argentina, Mexico, and Ecuador.

Bou enjoyed a productive four-year stretch with Argentine side Racing Club from 2014-18, part of which was spent on loan from Tijuana. In his Racing career, he played in over 120 matches, made 90-plus starts, and scored 48 goals. In his debut season with La Academia, he led the team in scoring with 10 goals in 15 league games – only one goal shy of the league lead — en route to the club’s 17th first-division title. That marked the first of four double-digit scoring campaigns in his career. Bou led all players with eight goals, and added four assists in 10 starts. With River Plate, Bou recorded three goals in 32 appearances from 2008-12, and helped the team lift the 2008 Primera Division championship, as well as a 2011-12 Primera B Nacional title. He was then loaned to Argen-tine side Club Olimpo for the 2012-13 campaign, scoring eight goals in 33 league matches. Bou completed another loan stint with top-flight Ecuador-ian outfit L.D.U. Quito from July 2013 through January 2014, recording four goals and two assists in 20 Serie A games.

BOH KNOWS: REVS ADD 'LA PANTERA' AS DESIGNATED PLAYER

Wednesday's 7:00 p.m. ET start is available NBC Sports Boston, where Brad Feldman, Paul Mariner, and Naoko Funayama will be on the call. The contest airs on the radio locally on 98.5 The Sports Hub in English, as well as on 1260 AM "Nossa Radio USA," the primary carrier for Revs radio in Portuguese.

WHERE TO WATCH/LISTEN


Bruce Arena has taken his place on the Revolution bench on the cusp of a major MLS record: most coaching wins. Arena’s 205 career regular sea-son wins are second only to Sigi Schmid’s 240, as the duo are the only two coaches in MLS history to eclipse the double-century mark. Arena also ranks second all-time in total points earned with 682, behind Schmid's 843.

ALL-TIME MLS COACHING LEADERS: WINSRank Player Clubs Coached Wins1. Sigi Schmid LA, CLB, SEA 240 2. Bruce Arena DC, LA, NY, NE 2053. Dominic Kinnear SJ, HOU, LA 1694. Bob Bradley CHI, NY, CHV, LAFC 1545. Peter Vermes SKC 139

While Arena has work ahead of him in order to catch Sigi Schmid on the all-time wins list, his five MLS Cup victories are unlikely to rivaled any-time soon, as no other active coach has more than one trophy under their belt. The only other active MLS coaches with MLS Cup wins are Bob Brad-ley (1998), Caleb Porter (2015), Brian Schmetzer (2016), and Greg Vanney (2017).

ALL-TIME MLS COACHING LEADERS: MLS CUP WINSRank Player MLS Cup Wins Years Won1. Bruce Arena 5 ‘96, ‘97, ‘11, ‘12, ‘142. Dominic Kinnear 2 ‘06, ‘073. Sigi Schmid 2 ‘02, ‘084. Frank Yallop 2 ‘01, ‘03

The New England Revolution appointed Bruce Arena as the club’s sporting director and head coach on May 14. Arena, the winningest coach in United States Men’s National Team history and a five-time MLS Cup champion, brings more than four decades of coaching experience at the international and domestic levels to the Revolution. After immediatley assuming his du-ties as sporting director, Arena made his debut on the Revolution sidelines on June 2 against his former club, the LA Galaxy, a 2-1 win. “Bruce is one of the most successful coaches in American soccer history, and we feel his commitment to excellence, track record of winning cham-pionships in Major League Soccer, as well as his success at the interna-tional level, makes him the best person to bring the Revolution back to MLS Cup contention,” Revolution Investor/Operator Robert Kraft said. “We have known Bruce dating back to the advent of MLS, and we have full confidence that he will raise the level of our club to the standard we all expect and demand.”

The New York native joins the Revolution following one of the most decorat-ed coaching careers in American soccer history. Arena’s resume includes a record five MLS Cup titles, three MLS Supporters’ Shields, seven MLS con-ference championships, one U.S. Open Cup title, and one Concacaf Champi-ons’ Cup. In his previous 14 seasons as an MLS coach, Arena earned three MLS Coach of the Year selections, first in 1997 with D.C. United before being honored in 2009 and 2011 with the LA Galaxy. At the collegiate level with the University of Virginia (1978-95), he also tallied five NCAA College Cup wins with six ACC Men’s Soccer championships.

Arena, who served as head coach of the U.S. Men’s National Team from 1998-2006 and 2016-17, holds the record for most wins by a USMNT head coach with 81. He led the United States 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 coached the U.S. Men’s National Team to more Gold Cup titles than any other coach, having captured the continental trophy in 2002, 2005, and 2017.

“It was evident when talking with Bruce that we share a vision for the fu-ture of the Revolution and we look forward to having him oversee our soc-cer organization,” Revolution President Brian Bilello said. “We believe that now is the time for a change in leadership and there is no one better suited to usher in a new era of success in New England.”

Arena, 67, becomes the winningest active coach in MLS history upon his return to the sideline. He accrued a 202-121-89 record across 14 seasons with D.C. United (1996-98), New York Red Bulls (2006-07), and LA Galaxy (2008-16). His five MLS Cup wins with D.C. United (1996, 1997) and LA Gal-axy (2011, 2012, 2014) are the most by a head coach in league history, while his three Supporters Shields are tied with Sigi Schmid for the most all-time.

BRUCE ARENA NAMED SPORTING DIRECTOR & HEAD COACH

TEAM NOTES

ARENA JOINS REVS ON BRINK OF MLS HISTORY

• 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 has amassed three MLS Supporters’ Shields (1996, 2010, 2011), tied for the most all time.

• Currently the winningest active head coach in MLS and one of two coaches to reach 200 regular season MLS wins and 682 career points, holding a 205-121-91 record in MLS.

• Managed the U.S. Men’s National Team during two separate stints (1998-2006, 2016-17), appearing in both the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, and winning 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.

• Coached the New York Red Bulls from 2006-07, before serving as the LA Galaxy head coach from 2008-16, where he won three MLS Cups in 2011, 2012, and 2014.

NEED TO KNOW: BRUCE ARENA AT A GLANCE


TEAM NOTES

Carles Gil (pronounced CAR-LESS HEEL) has emerged as one of Major League Soccer's most prolific players in his debut campaign with New En-gland. The Spainiard has scored five goals and collected six assists, both team highs through the first 20 league games. He has registered a goal or assist in four in the team's last five league games, and has also worn the captain's armband in nine straight league games.

Many of Gil's passes have resulted in scoring opportunities for the Revo-lution, including eight key passes on June 29 vs. Houston. The newcomer owns 58 chances created on the season -- fifth most in MLS -- including 41 from open play.

2019 MLS LEADERS: CHANCES CREATEDRank Player Club Chances Created1. Diego Valeri Portland 652. Magnus Eriksson San Jose 62T-3. Carlos Vela LAFC 61T-3. Alejandro Pozuelo Toronto 615. Carles Gil New England 58

Gil is submitting a case for MLS Newcomer of the Year. He ranks among the top 10 league-wide in several categories, and his 11 combined goals and assists are tied for fourth most among MLS newcomers:

2019 MLS NEWCOMERS: COMBINED GOALS & ASSISTSRank Player Club Goals + Assists1. Alejandro Pozuelo Toronto 162. Nani Orlando 153. Nicolas Gaitan Chicago 12T-4. Carles Gil New England 11T-4. Jamiro Monteiro Philadelphia 11

Gil's vision and work rate have paid immediate dividends for the Revs, es-pecially in the final third, where he has won possession a league-best 33 times, eight more than any other players, and completed the second most passes among all MLS players. He has also completed 683 successful passes in the attacking half, fourth most in MLS.

2019 MLS LEADERS: POSSESSIONS WON FINAL 1/3Rank Player Club PW1. Carles Gil New England 332. Aleksandar Katai Chicago 25

2019 MLS LEADERS: SUCCESSFUL PASSES ENDING IN FINAL 1/3Rank Player Club SP1. Alejandro Pozuelo Toronto 4302. Carles Gil New England 4283. Haris Medunjanin Philadelphia 400

CARLES, THE CREATOR: NEWCOMER GIL AMONG LEAGUE LEADERS REVS ON BRINK OF LONGEST UNBEATEN RUN SINCE 2014

The Revolution enter Wednesday evening's showdown with Whitecaps FC riding the longest active unbeaten streak in MLS at eight games (4-0-4). New England's undefeated streak matches its longest since 2015, when the club went on a 7-0-1 run between July and Sept. en route to an MLS Cup Playoff berth. On Wednesday, the club will look to equal its nine-game unbeaten run from 2014, which spanned the regular season and MLS Cup Playoffs.

New England's current away form is also among the league's best. The team is unbeaten in its last four away matches (2-0-2), tied with the Colo-rado Rapids for the longest active road unbeaten streak in MLS. When the Revs visit FC Cincinnati on Sunday, the club will look to register its longest away unbeaten run since 2014, when it went 4-0-1 across the regular season and playoffs.

The Revolution's backline has been pivotal during the course of the club's eight-game unbeaten run. New England has conceded only eight goals over its last eight games, tied with the San Jose Earthquakes and Orlando City SC for best goals against average through the last eight games. The Revs' 2-2 draw on July 12 at D.C. snapped a seven-game streak in which the team had not conceded more than one goal.

GO WEST, YOUNG MEN: REVS UNBEATEN IN INTERLEAGUE PLAY

The Revolution are dominating Western Conference opposition in 2019, posting an unbeaten 5-0-2 against the West (2-0-2 away), including its most recent victim in the Colorado Rapids on July 4. On Wednesday, New England will look to remain unbeaten in interleague play against Vancou-ver.

Here is a look at the Revolution's 2019 results and remaining schedule against Western Conference sides:

NEW ENGLAND: 2019 RESULTS VS. WESTERN CONFERENCEDate Opponent NE Result ScoreMarch 2 at FC Dallas T 1-1 March 30 vs. Minnesota United FC W 2-1April 27 at Sporting Kansas City T 4-4May 11 vs. San Jose Earthquakes W 3-1June 2 at LA Galaxy W 2-1June 29 vs. Houston Dynamo W 2-1July 4 at Colorado Rapids W 2-1July 17 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FCAug. 3 vs. Los Angeles FCAug. 10 at Seattle Sounders FCSept. 21 vs. Real Salt LakeSept. 25 at Portland Timbers


TEAM NOTES

Forward Justin Rennicks has been named to the roster for the 2019 MLS Homegrown Game presented by Energizer®. Rennicks is one of 22 play-ers comprising the side, which features Major League Soccer’s most out-standing Academy products including a number of U.S. and Canada Youth National Team standouts. The MLS Homegrown Team will take on Mexico’s reigning Under-20 champions in Chivas de Guadalajara’s Under-20 side on Tuesday, July 30 at 5:00 p.m. ET (TUDN/Twitter.com) at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex near Orlando, Fla.

Rennicks, 20, is currently in his first MLS season after signing a Home-grown Player contract with the Revolution on Jan. 18, 2019. He became the sixth Revolution Academy product to join New England’s first team, and made his professional debut in the team’s home opener on March 9 as a halftime substitute against Columbus Crew SC. He registered his first career start in New England's 2-1 win vs. Houston on June 29, shortly after coming on as a substitute and scoring his professional goal in the club's U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 match against Orlando City SC on June 19.

Prior to joining the first team, Rennicks developed for more than four years in the Revolution Academy, scoring 38 goals and tallying 25 assists in 100-plus appearances across all levels. The South Hamilton, Mass. native is also the only two-time recipient of the UnitedHealthcare Revolution Acad-emy Player of the Year Award in 2014 and 2015, and was also named the Revs’ U-14 Player of the Year in 2013. Following his time in the Revolution Academy, Rennicks played two years at the University of Indiana before signing his Homegrown Player contract.

RENNICKS NAMED TO ROSTER FOR MLS HOMEGROWN GAME

New England is seeing significant returns on its 2019 MLS SuperDraft se-lections, as Tajon Buchanan (ninth overall) and DeJuan Jones (11th over-all) have factored into the team's rotation on a regular basis.

For the season, Buchanan has logged 391 minutes played across nine ap-pearances, starting four, while contributing two assists. Meanwhile, Jones has totaled 754 minutes played across 13 appearances, including eight starts, with one goal and one assist. Jones has recently stepped in at left back, making his first career start at the position on May 25 vs. D.C. United.

The SuperDraft selections' involvement has them ranked among this year’s most active MLS rookies:

2019 MLS ROOKIE LEADERS: MINUTES PLAYEDRank Player Club Minutes Played1. Brenden Aaronson Philadelphia 1,1832. Edwin Cerrillo Dallas 8283. DeJuan Jones New England 7544. Andre Shinyashiki Colorado 7475. Hassani Dotson Minnesota 6656. Frankie Amaya Cincinnati 6467. Kamal Miller Orlando 5858. Jeremiah Gutjahr Chicago 5029. Omir Fernandez New York 46510. John Nelson Dallas 45111. Tajon Buchanan New England 391

JONES-ING FOR A CHANCE: DEJUAN AMONG MOST ACTIVE ROOKIES

Defender Andrew Farrell has been one of Major League Soccer’s most re-liable and durable players since he joined the Revolution as the first-overall pick in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft. The 2016 MLS All-Star recently eclipsed 200 appearances and starts with the Revs, and the 27-year old already ranks fifth in Revolution history in games started and minutes played.

For his regular season career, Farrell owns 206 games played, 204 starts, two goals, and seven assists across 18,168 minutes played. Those totals have the Louisville, Ky. native ranking first among all MLS field players in games started and minutes since 2013, trailing only New York Red Bulls goalkeeper Luis Robles.

MLS LEADERS: MINUTES PLAYED (2013-PRESENT)Rank Player Club Mins. Played1. Luis Robles New York 19,8002. Andrew Farrell New England 18,1683. Matt Hedges FC Dallas 17,701

MLS LEADERS: GAMES STARTED (2013-PRESENT)Rank Player Club GS1. Luis Robles New York 2202. Andrew Farrell New England 2043. Matt Hedges FC Dallas 200

MLS LEADERS: GAMES PLAYED (2013-PRESENT)Rank Player Club GP1. Luis Robles New York 2202. Felipe Multiple Teams 2073. Andrew Farrell New England 2064. Diego Fagundez New England 205

FARRELL REACHES 200 STARTS, CLIMBS RECORD BOOKS

Revolution Homegrown Player Zachary Herivaux played a key role in the Haiti National Team's historic run at the 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup. Herivaux helped Les Grenadiers win their Gold Cup group for the first time ever en route to a Semifinal appearance -- the nation's best all-time finish at the continental tournament in eight entries. Herivaux now owns 12 career caps with Haiti's senior squad.

The 23-year-old Brookline native started and played 90 minutes in each of Haiti's first two matches of the group stage, both victories, and came on as a substitute to help Les Grenadiers seal a come-from-behind Quarterfinal victory vs. Canada, Herivaux also logged 21 minutes as a substitute in the Semifinal vs. Mexico, which saw Haiti nearly knock off the Concacaf pow-erhouse in extra time.

This season, he has seen 854 minutes of action across 10 appearances in the USL Championship while on loan with Birmingham Legion FC. All of his 10 appearances have been starts and include time in central defense.

HERIVAUX HELPS HAITI TO HISTORIC RUN IN '19 GOLD CUP


TEAM NOTES

Sporting Director and Head Coach Bruce Arena has made four hires to the Revolution's technical staff since taking his post, installing Curt On-alfo as Technical Director, Richie Williams as Assistant Coach, Dave van den Bergh as Assistant Coach, and Jarryd Phillips as Director of Sports Performance.

Onalfo joins the Revolution after more than six years in multiple roles with the LA Galaxy from 2011-17, where he won three MLS Cups alongside Arena as an assistant coach from 2011-16, which included duties as the inaugural head coach of the club’s USL side, LA Galaxy II, from 2014-16. He was then named the Galaxy’s eighth head coach in club history ahead of the 2017 season after Arena’s return to the U.S. Men’s National Team, and coached the club for the first 20 games of the campaign.

Williams arrives in New England after spending the last 15 years in a va-riety of coaching roles within MLS and the United States Men’s National Team, including two stints as an assistant to Bruce Arena. He served as an assistant coach on Arena’s staff with the USMNT from 2017-18, as well as the New York Red Bulls from 2006-07. In addition, Williams served as an assistant coach with Real Salt Lake in 2016, head coach of the United States Under-18 National Team from 2011-12, and head coach of the Unit-ed States Under-17 National Team from 2012-15. Williams won three MLS Cups as a player, all under Arena with D.C. United in 1996, 1997, and 1999.

Van den Bergh, who assumed his post on July 1, arrives in New England following nine years as a coach with various United States Youth National teams. The Amsterdam, Netherlands 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.

Phillips joins the Revolution with six years of MLS, NASL, USL, and NCAA experience as a sports science and performance coach. He most recently established and directed all facets of the performance department for Min-nesota United FC’s first team and academy beginning in July 2016.

ARENA ADDS FOUR EXPERIENCED COACHES TO TECHNICAL STAFF

On Oct. 15, 2018, the New England Revolution broke ground on the Rev-olution Training Center, a world-class facility that will be the center of the Revolution first team and Academy operations. Integrated into the wetlands surrounding Gillette Stadium, the Revolution Training Center will feature state-of-the-art fitness and medical centers, six profession-al-grade fields, team dining and lounge spaces, and office space for the club's technical staff and front office, among other amenities.

The privately-financed, $35-million project will give the New England Rev-olution one of the most advanced and expansive team facilities in Major League Soccer. The center will span 68 acres with 42,000 square feet of buildings and three new full-size fields – two natural grass surfaces and one turf pitch. With the club’s existing training field, Gillette Stadium, and the Empower Field House, upon completion the club will boast a total of six professional-grade fields. The existing natural grass field on the site will be dedicated for use by the Revolution Academy.

Construction began with the groundbreaking ceremony on Monday, Oct. 15, and completion is scheduled for summer 2019.

REVOLUTION TRAINING CENTER SET TO OPEN IN 2019

The New England Revolution and Special Olympics Massachusetts are once again teaming up to leverage the power of sports to promote an envi-ronment of inclusion and friendly competition. For the fifth year, the Revo-lution will field a Special Olympics Unified soccer team, comprised of more than a dozen local athletes and volunteers with and without intellectual disabilities.

Prior to the clubs' MLS match at Audi Field on Friday, July 12, the Revs' Uni-fied athletes took the pitch for their first match of the season against D.C. United's Unified squad. The Unified team traveled to the nation's capital in style, as the team's flights were provided for courtesy of JetBlue. Later this season, the Unified team will also face New York City FC at Gillette stadium on Sunday, Sept. 29.

The ongoing partnership between the Revolution and Special Olympics Massachusetts culminates in the New England Revolution Charitable Foundation's premiere annual event, Bowl for a Goal presented by Arbella Insurance, on Aug. 21. The event at Splitsville Luxury Lanes in Patriot Place begins at 6:00 p.m. ET, with general admission tickets on sale for $35. Last year, the event raised a record $80,000 for Special Olympics Massachu-setts.

REVS' UNIFIED TEAM TRAVELS TO D.C. COURTESY OF JETBLUE


YEAR TEAM GP GS W L T MINS SHO SV GA

2016 NE 1 1 1 0 0 90 1 2 0

2017 NE 28 28 10 14 4 2520 8 71 50

2018 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2019 NE 7 7 2 4 1 630 1 26 17

TOT 36 36 13 18 5 3240 10 102 67

PLAYER BIOS

1 | CODY CROPPERPOSITION: Goalkeeper | Ht. 6-4 | Wt. 195 BIRTHDAY: Feb. 16, 1993 (26)HOMETOWN: Maple Grove, Minn.COLLEGE: – LAST CLUB: MK Dons (ENG)ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on Aug. 16, 2016.

CROPPER AT A GLANCE• Made 29 starts and submitted nine shutouts through first three MLS seasons,

all with New England.• Spent four years in England at the senior level with Southampton F.C. (2012-

15) in the Premier League and Milton Keynes Dons (2015-16).• Has earned 28 caps with United States youth national teams, including 21

appearances for the U-20s and seven appearances for the U-23s.• Developed in academy system of English Football League Championship side

Ipswich Town from 2010-12.

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 5-11 | Wt. 180 BIRTHDAY: April 2, 1992 (27)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• Has started at least 30 games and topped 2,600 minutes in each of seven

MLS campaigns, all with New England. • Leads all MLS field players in minutes played and games started since en-

tering league in 2013. • Voted Revolution's 2018 Defender of the Year by local media and named

club's 2018 Humanitarian of the Year.• Represented the Revolution in the 2016 AT&T MLS All-Star Game, playing the

entire second half against English Premier League side Arsenal.• The first-overall pick in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft after a three-year career at

Louisville, which included a 2012 NSCAA first-team All-American selection.• Spent 10 years living in Lima, Peru before finishing high school in Louisville,

Ky.

2 | ANDREW FARRELL

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has started seven games this season. • Set single-game career high with nine saves on May 4 at Philadelphia...

Marked the second most saves by a goalkeeper in an MLS match in 2019.• Recorded second most saves (19) among MLS goalkeepers in month of April.• Set single-game career high with six saves on April 24 vs. Montreal...Sur-

passed Juergen Sommer for seventh most appearances (34) and starts (34) by a goalkeeper in club history.

• Registered first shutout of season on April 20 vs. New York...Made five saves for second straight match...Earned spot on MLSsoccer.com Team of the Week bench...Tied Adin Brown for third most shutouts in club history (10).

• Tied then-single-game career high with five saves on April 13 vs. Atlanta.• Made second consecutive start on April 6 at Columbus.• Made first appearance since Sept. 27, 2017 on March 30 vs. Minnesota...Reg-

istered two saves and two crosses claimed in winning effort.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has made 13 consecutive league starts at center back.• Surpassed Kelyn Rowe for sixth most appearances in club history with 206

on July 12 at D.C. United. • Eclipsed 18,000 career minutes played on July 4 at Colorado.• Played 120 minutes at center back in in both of the club's U.S. Open Cup

matches. • Became fifth player in club history to reach 200 starts on June 2 at LA...Also

surpassed Steve Ralston for seventh-most appearances in club history with 202.

• Made a sixth consecutive start at center back on May 18 at Montreal...Regis-tered 200th career regular season appearance...Helped Revs to second clean sheet of the season.

• Logged second start of season at center back on April 27 at Kansas City...Recorded team-high eight clearances.

• Recorded 200th combined regular season and playoff appearance on April 13 vs. Atlanta...Played 90 minutes at center back.

• Made first appearance of regular season on March 30 vs. Minnesota after recovering from eye injury...Played 90 minutes at right back.

• Missed New England's first three matches with an eye injury.

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 16 16 0 0 1440 1 0 3 0

TOT 206 204 2 7 18168 39 10 18 3

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Shots Faced: 15 (5/4/19 at PHI)Saves: 9 (5/4/19 at PHI)Goals Allowed: 7 (9/13/17 at ATL)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 5/4/19 at PHI

Start: 5/4/19 at PHIWin: 4/20/19 vs. NY

Shutout: 4/20/19 vs. NYYellow Card: 4/27/19 at SKC

Red Card: N/A

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (2x, last 8/11/18 vs. PHI)Assists: 1 (7x, last 7/14/18 vs. LA)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: 7/12/19 at DC

Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 8/11/18 vs. PHI

Assist: 7/14/18 vs. LAYellow Card: 6/29/19 vs. HOU

Red Card: 5/21/17 vs. CLB


2019 HIGHLIGHTS:• Started and played 90 minutes at center back in 14 league games this sea-

son...Has also made two substitute appearances.• Recorded second assist of season and eclipsed 18,000 career minutes

played on July 12 at D.C. United.• Played 120 minutes in both of the club's U.S. Open Cup matches. • Helped Revs to second clean sheet of season on May 18 at Montreal. • Issued second yellow card on April 27 at Kansas City...Served one-game sus-

pension on May 4 at Philadelphia.• Recorded 200th career MLS regular season appearance on April 6 at Colum-

bus...Registered one shot on goal and led team with four tackles and three interceptions...Voted JetBlue Man of the Match.

• Scored first goal with Revolution and first since 2015 on March 30 vs. Min-nesota...Started and played 90 minutes at center back...Led team with six clearances and eight interceptions...Named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week.

• Started, played 90 minutes, and recorded an assist on March 2 at Dallas...Named to starting lineup after injury to Michael Mancienne in warmups.

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 6-1 | Wt. 190 BIRTHDAY: Oct. 19, 1988 (30)HOMETOWN: Davis, Calif.COLLEGE: North CarolinaLAST CLUB: Houston Dynamo (MLS)ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on Feb. 8, 2018.

ANIBABA AT A GLANCE• A nine-year MLS veteran with 213 career appearances with the Revolution

(2018-), Houston Dynamo (2016-17), Sporting Kansas City (2015), Seattle Sounders FC (2014), and Chicago Fire (2011-13).

• Owns six career MLS postseason appearances, including four appearances and three starts in Houston’s run to the 2017 Western Conference Finals.

• Has started more than 25 games and eclipsed 2,500 minutes in five of eight career MLS campaigns.

• Entered MLS with the Chicago as ninth-overall pick in the 2011 SuperDraft.• Played final collegiate season at the University of North Carolina (2010) and

was a three-time All-WCC selection at Santa Clara University (2007-09).

3 | JALIL ANIBABA


2011 CHI 29 27 2 1 2508 11 4 0 0

2012 CHI 33 32 1 1 2868 18 5 1 1

2013 CHI 34 34 1 3 3060 16 7 3 0

2014 SEA 16 14 0 1 1283 8 1 1 0

2015 SKC 16 14 1 4 1265 11 4 1 0

2016 HOU 30 28 0 1 2614 12 4 4 0

2017 HOU 8 4 0 0 462 2 1 0 0

2018 NE 31 29 0 1 2706 11 3 3 0

2019 NE 16 14 1 2 1268 5 2 3 1

TOT 213 196 6 14 18034 94 31 16 2

PLAYER BIOS

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Loaned to Harford Athletic (USL Championship) for match on July 6 at Mem-

phis 901 but did not play.• Underwent successful knee surgery on March 26...Returned to full training

in late May. • Has not made an MLS appearance this season...Played 90 minutes for the

Revolution's Under-19 team on March 17.

ANGKING AT A GLANCE• Became the Revolution's fourth Homegrown Player signing before the 2018

MLS season. • Developed in the Revolution Academy system for more than four years. • In 2018, represtented the U.S. Men's National Team at U-19 and U-20 levels,

including selection for the 2018 CONCACAF U-20 Championships.• Earned three invitations to the U.S. U-17 Youth National Team residency pro-

gram in Florida; spent time in multiple U.S. U-14, U-15, and U-17 camps.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-10 | Wt. 160 BIRTHDAY: Jan. 24, 2000 (19)HOMETOWN: Providence, R.I. COLLEGE: --LAST CLUB: Bayside FCACQUIRED: Signed as a Homegrown Player on Jan. 2, 2018.

5 | ISAAC ANGKING


2018 NE 3 0 0 0 37 1 0 0 0

2019 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOT 3 0 0 0 37 1 0 0 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (10/22/11 vs. CLB)Assists: 2 (5/29/15 vs. DAL)Shots: 3 (5x, last 5/5/18 at MTL)Shots on Goal: 2 (3x, last 5/5/18 at MTL)Fouls Committed: 4 (10/8/16 vs. COL)Fouls Suffered: 3 (4x, last 4/5/14 at POR)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 3/30/19 vs. MINAssist: 7/12/19 at DC

Yellow Card: 4/27/19 at SKCRed Card: 4/27/19 at SKC

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/AShots: 1 (9/5/18 at NYC)Shots on Goal: N/AFouls Committed: N/AFouls Suffered: N/A

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 10/13/18 vs. ORL

Start: N/AGoal: N/A

Assist: N/AYellow Card: N/A

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 14 10 0 1 914 2 1 2 0

TOT 192 156 5 18 13862 61 19 28 1

PLAYER BIOS

6 | SCOTT CALDWELLPOSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-8 | Wt. 145 BIRTHDAY: March 15, 1991 (28)HOMETOWN: Braintree, Mass.COLLEGE: AkronLAST CLUB: --ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution as a Homegrown Player on Dec. 21, 2012.

CALDWELL AT A GLANCE• Has appeared in 192 games – 9th most in club history – since joining the Revs

as the club's second Homegrown Player signing prior to 2013 season. • Became second Homegrown field player in MLS to record 10,000 regular

season minutes, joining teammate Diego Fagundez, on May 6, 2017. • Voted 2015 Santander Team MVP by Revolution fans and named Players’

Player of the Year by teammates. • Named Most Outstanding Player at the 2010 College Cup, leading the Univer-

sity of Akron to the NCAA Division I National Championship.• Recorded caps with the Under-14, Under-15, Under-17, and Under-18 U.S.

national teams.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has appeared in 14 league games, starting 10, and totaled 914 minutes.• Logged 12 minutes as a substitute and surpassed Lee Nguyen for ninth most

appearances in club history on July 12 at D.C. United.• Started and played 99 minutes in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 on June 19 at

Orlando.• Started and played 61 minutes in central midfield in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round

win on June 11 at New York. • Played 90 minutes in charity match vs. Chelsea FC on May 15. • Registered first assist of season on April 27 at Kansas City.• Started and played 71 minutes in left midfield on April 24 vs. Montreal. • Started and played 90 minutes on April 13 vs. Atlanta...Led team with 90

touches and four fouls won...Wore captain's arm band.• Made 150th career start -- all with Revolution -- on March 30 vs. Minnesota...

Played 89 minutes in central midfield and led team with six tackles.• Re-signed to multi-year contract extension with New England on March 28. • Started and played 84 minutes on March 17 at Toronto.• Played 89 minutes in central midfield and wore captain's armband on March

2 at Dallas.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Began training with team on July 15...Eligible to make MLS and club debut on

July 17 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC. • Joined the Revolution via transfer from Liga MX side Club Tijuana on July 10.

CLUB CAREER OUTSIDE OF MLS:Argentine attacker with more than 12 years of experience across Mexico, Ar-gentina, and Ecuador before joining MLS in July 2019…Featured at Club Tijuana (2017-19), Racing Club (2014-18), River Plate (2008-14), in addition to multiple loan stints…Across all competitions, recorded at least 85 goals and 35 assists in 270 appearances across all competitions, including 208 starts…A native of Concordia, Argentina, began career at River Plate after earning a spot on the reserve team at 14 years old…Signed to first professional contract at 18 in March 2008 by River manger Diego Simeone…Between 2008-12, totaled three goals in 32 games for River Plate…Loaned to Argentine second-division side Club Olimpo ahead of 2012-13 season, where he scored eight goals in 35 ap-pearances and notched 2,710 minutes played across all competitions…Loaned to Ecuador’s L.D.U. Quito ahead of 2013-14 campaign, where he scored four goals in 20 Serie A appearances…Loaned to Argentine SuperLiga club Gim-nasia La Plata for second half of 2013-14 season where he scored one goal in 13 appearances and 545 minutes of play with the club…Loaned to fellow Buenos Aires-based side Racing Club ahead of 2014 Clausura season…Tied career-high of 10 goals in regular season in just 15 appearances and 1,182 minutes of play…Permanently transferred to Racing Club on Jan. 1, 2015 after successful 2014 season on loan…Scored 17 goals in 39 starts with La Aca-demia in 2015, playing career-high 3,440 minutes across all competitions…Played 3,050 minutes in 2016-17 season with Racing, amassing 16 goals in 40 appearances across all competitions...Joined Liga MX’s Club Tijuana ahead of the 2017 Apertura season…Played 2,634 minutes and scored 10 goals in 33 appearances in his debut season with Xolos…Scored four goals across four straight games with Tijuana in August 2017…Briefly sent back to Racing Club on loan for a portion of 2018-19 season…Scored one goal in 10 appearances before being recalled by Xolos ahead of 2018 Liga MX Clausura…Scored 11 goals in just 19 appearances across all competitions with Tijuana throughout the 2018-19 season…Scored one goal and made three appearances in 2018-19 Copa MX competition.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 5-10 | Wt. 160 BIRTHDAY: Feb. 18, 1990 (29)HOMETOWN: Concordia, ArgentinaCOLLEGE: --LAST CLUB: Club Tijuana (MEX)ACQUIRED: Acquired via transfer from Club Tijuana and signed to a multi-year Desig-nated Player contract on July 10, 2019.

BOU AT A GLANCE• Scored 21 goals in 55 games with Club Tijuana, including 10 in each Liga MX

campaign in 2017-18 and 2018-19.• Totaled 48 goals in more than 100 appearances across all competitions with

Racing Club from 2014-17.• Led all scorers in the 2015 Copa Libertadores with eight goals, and also led

Racing in scoring with 10 tallies in 2014. • Began career with River Plate at age of 18 in 2008 after developing with the

club's reserve team.• Across all competitions, recorded more than 270 games played, 85 goals

scored, and 35 assists in 12-year career spanning Argentina, Mexico, and Ecuador.

7 | GUSTAVO BOU

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: 5/4/19 at PHIGoal: 9/22/18 vs. CHI

Assist: 4/27/19 at SKCYellow Card: 4/24/19 vs. MTL

Red Card: 8/19/18 at DC

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


2019 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


PLAYER BIOS

8 | EDGAR CASTILLOPOSITION: Defender | Ht. 5-7 | Wt. 155BIRTHDAY: Oct. 10, 1986 (32)HOMETOWN: Las Cruces, New Mexico.COLLEGE: --LAST CLUB: Colorado Rapids (MLS)ACQUIRED: Acquired via trade with Colo-rado Rapids in exchange for Kelyn Rowe on Dec. 18, 2018.

CASTILLO AT A GLANCE• Owns 11 seasons of experience in Liga MX and one in MLS with Colorado.• U.S. international has recorded 18 caps and is one of two players ever to

make senior appearances with both the United States and Mexico.• Totaled more than 370 appearances, 13 goals, and 16 assists across 29,000

minutes in Mexico's top flight with Club America, Tigres, Santos Laguna, Mon-terrey, Tijuana, Atlas, San Luis FC, and Puebla.

• Won Liga MX titles with Santos Laguna (2007-08) and Tijuana (2012-13). • In debut MLS season with Colorado in 2018, registered three goals and five

assists in 28 appearances.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Registered third assist of season on July 4 at Colorado.• Played 120 minutes at left back in both of the club's U.S. Open Cup matches. • Started, played 90 minutes at left back, and tallied his second assist of the

season on May 11 vs. San Jose. • Registered first assist with Revolution on May 4 at Philadelphia.• Paced team with six tackles on April 27 at Kansas City.• Played 90 minutes on April 24 vs. Montreal...Led team in interceptions (6)

and touches (95). • Played 90 minutes at left back in return from injury on April 20 vs. New York...

Led team with 97 touches, seven tackles, and six interceptions.• Missed matches on April 6 at Columbus and April 13 vs. Atlanta with calf

injury.• Played 90 minutes on March 30 vs. Minnesota.• Led team with 89.7 percent passing accuracy on March 17 at Toronto.• Played 90 minutes on March 9 vs. Columbus...Paced team in touches for a

second consecutive match with 89.• Played 90 minutes at left back in Revolution debut on March 2 at Dallas...Led

team with 67 touches.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • On his 30th birthday, notched third assist of season and second in team's

last three games on July 12 at D.C. United...Marked third straight game with a goal or an assist.

• Scored fourth goal of season and first game winner of MLS career on July 4 at Colorado.

• Started, played, 90 minutes, and recorded secondary assist on game-win-ning goal on June 29 vs. Houston.

• Logged 52 minutes played as a substitute in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 on June 19 at Orlando...Paced team with five shots.

• Started, played 105 minutes, and registered assist in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round win on June 11 at New York.

• Scored for a second consecutive match on May 4 at Philadelphia.• Scored first two goals of MLS career on April 27 at Kansas City, both coming

in the first half. • Recorded game-winning assist on April 20 vs. New York...Assist marked first

of MLS career...Played 30 minutes as a substitute.• Registered a second consecutive start and recorded two shots on April 13

vs. Atlanta.• Made first career MLS start on April 6 at Columbus...Played 69 minutes and

recorded two shots.• Played 24 minutes in home debut on March 24 vs. Cincinnati...Recorded one

shot and one foul won.• Made MLS debut as a substitute in the 84th minute on March 17 at Toronto.• Missed Revolution's first two matches with a muscular injury. • Acquired on loan from Colombian side Independiente Medellín for the 2019

season with a permanent transfer option on Dec. 19, 2018.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 5-11 | Wt. 183 BIRTHDAY: July 12, 1989 (30)HOMETOWN: Carepa, ColombiaCOLLEGE: --LAST CLUB: Independiente Medellin (COL)ACQUIRED: Acquired on loan from Inde-pendiente for the 2019 season with a per-manent transfer option on Dec. 19, 2018.

CAICEDO AT A GLANCE• Loaned to Revolution in December 2018 after scoring 89 goals in nearly 300

appearances in nine-year professional career.• Arrives from Independiente Medellin of Colombia's top flight, where he

scored 42 goals in 150 league appearances.• Recorded more than 240 appearances and 18,000 minutes across top divi-

sions of Colombia and Argentina.• Led Quindio with 13 goals in 2012, Huila with 14 goals in 2014, and Indepen-

diente with 17 goals in 2015.• Won the 2016 Categoria Primera A Aperture title with Independiente.

9 | JUAN FERNANDO CAICEDO


2019 NE 16 8 4 3 721 18 7 2 0

TOT 16 8 4 3 721 18 7 2 0


2018 COL 28 28 3 5 2440 28 7 7 0

2019 NE 15 15 0 3 1267 15 1 2 0

TOT 43 43 3 8 3707 43 8 9 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (3x, last 8/14/18 at LA)Assists: 1 (8x, last 7/4/19 at COL)Shots: 5 (last 5/19/18 at NYC)Shots on Goal: 1 (8x, last 3/30/19 vs. MIN)Fouls Committed: 3 (4x, last 4/27/19 at SKC)Fouls Suffered: 5 (9/15/18 vs. ATL)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 8/14/18 at LA

Assist: 7/4/19 at COLYellow Card: 4/27/19 at SKC

Red Card: N/A

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (4/27/19 at SKC)Assists: 1 (3x, last 7/12/19 at DC)Shots: 3 (5/4/19 at PHI)Shots on Goal: 2 (3x, last 7/4/19 at COL)Fouls Committed: 2 (2x, last 6/29/19 vs. HOU)Fouls Suffered: 3 (4/13/19 vs. ATL)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 7/4/19 at COL

Assist: 7/12/19 at DCYellow Card: 7/12/19 at DC

Red Card: N/A


PLAYER BIOS

2019 HIGHLIGHTS:• Has appeared in all 22 matches across all competitions this season.• Has scored six goals in team's last seven games across all competitions...

Ranks among league's top five in goals since June 1 with four. • Scored in a third consecutive game on July 12 at D.C. United.• Scored 50th career MLS goal on July 4 at Colorado.• Scored game-winning goal after entering match as second-half substitute on

June 29 vs. Houston...Named to bench of MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week.• Recorded a brace, including an 85th minute equalizer and the game-winning

goal while down a man in extra time, in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round win on June 11 at New York...Started and played 120 minutes...Moved into tie for second most Open Cup goals (6) in club history.

• Opened 2019 account with game-winning goal on June 2 at LA...Tied Kelyn Rowe for ninth-most goals in club history.

• Started and played 90 minutes in right midfield on April 6 at Columbus.• Recorded game-winning assist on March 30 vs. Minnesota...Played 78 min-

utes at forward.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 6-2 | Wt. 185BIRTHDAY: Feb. 27, 1990 (29)HOMETOWN: Prior Lake, Minn.COLLEGE: AkronLAST CLUB: Sporting Kansas City (MLS)ACQUIRED: Acquired via trade with Sport-ing Kansas City on Feb. 19, 2014.

BUNBURY AT A GLANCE• A nine-year MLS veteran with 258 appearances and 51 goals with the New

England Revolution and Sporting Kansas City/Kansas City Wizards. • Has posted 32 goals and 19 assists since joining the Revolution via trade with

Sporting Kansas City in 2014.• Set single-season career highs in games played, games started, minutes

played, goals, shots, and shots on goal in 2018.• Voted Revolution's 2017 Players' Player of the Year after scoring eight goals

in 31 appearances across all competitions. • Began professional career with the Kansas City Wizards in 2010, selected

with the fourth-overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft.

10 | TEAL BUNBURY 11 | TAJON BUCHANANPOSITION: Forward | Ht. 6-0 | Wt. 155BIRTHDAY: Feb. 8, 1999 (20)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• A two-year starter at Syracuse, scored 12 goals with six assists in 33 ap-

pearances for the Orange.• One of seven players to sign a Generation adidas contract with MLS prior to

the 2019 SuperDraft.• Named to First Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference after scoring eight goals

in 15 appearances during sophomore season with Syracuse.• Earned Atlantic Coast Conference All-Freshman Team honors after scoring

four goals with two assists as a freshman in 2017.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS:• Played 37 minutes as a substitute in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round win on June

11 at New York.• Made fourth start and played 58 minutes on May 25 vs. DC United.• Played 24 minutes as a substitute and recorded second career assist on May

11 vs. San Jose. • Started a third consecutive match, playing 74 minutes on May 8 at Chicago...

Recorded one shot.• Started and played 90 minutes on May 4 at Philadelphia...Registered four

shots and four fouls won.• Made first professional start and recorded first career assist on April 27

at Kansas City...Also delivered cross in on Juan Agudelo's goal in the 42nd minute...Totaled 75 minutes played.

• Made second consecutive substitute appearance on April 13 vs. Atlanta...Recorded one shot on target in 18 minutes of play.

• Registered second career MLS appearance as an 80th-minute substitute on April 6 at Columbus.

• Made MLS debut as an 81st-minute substitute on March 9 vs. Columbus...Recorded two shots.

• Selected by New England as the ninth-overall pick in the 2019 SuperDraft.• Signed a Generation adidas contract prior to the 2019 MLS SuperDraft.


2019 NE 10 4 0 2 391 11 2 0 0

TOT 10 4 0 2 391 11 2 0 0


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 20 15 4 1 1387 35 11 2 0

TOT 257 173 51 26 15777 444 176 32 1

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (4x, last 7/22/17 vs. LA)Assists: 1 (25x, last 3/30/19 vs. MIN)Shots: 7 (3x, last 7/28/12 vs. CLB)Shots on Goal: 4 (3x, last 8/11/18 vs. PHI) Fouls Committed: 7 (2x, last 7/23/16 vs. CHI)Fouls Suffered: 5 (2x, last 5/31/15 vs. LA)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 7/12/19 at DC

Assist: 3/30/19 vs. MINYellow Card: 6/26/19 vs. PHI

Red Card: 8/27/11 vs. DAL

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: 1 (2x, last 5/11/19 vs. SJ)Shots: 4 (5/4/19 at PHI)Shots on Goal: 1 (2x, last 5/4/19 at PHI)Fouls Committed: 1 (5x, last 6/2/19 at LA)Fouls Suffered: 4 (5/4/19 at PHI)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 6/2/19 at LA

Start: 5/25/19 vs. DCGoal: N/A

Assist: 5/11/19 vs. SJYellow Card: N/A

Red Card: N/A


.

PLAYER BIOS

2019 HIGHLIGHTS:• Named to 2019 MLS Homegrown Team roster and will represent the league's

Homegrown stars against Chivas Under-20s on July 30 near Orlando, Fla. • Made first career MLS start on June 29 vs. Houston...Recorded one shot in

61 minutes played.• Scored first professional goal in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 on June 19 at

Orlando...Recorded 17 minutes played as a substitute in extra time.• Represented the United States at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Poland...Scored

the game-winning goal in Round of 16 win vs. France...Made substitute ap-pearances in four of the USA’s five games at the tournament.

• While on national team duty with U.S. U-20s in Spain, played one friendly match against France on March 22...Suffered hamstring injury in first half.

• Made MLS debut as a halftime substitute on March 9 vs. Columbus...Recorded two shots and one foul won...Voted JetBlue Man of the Match by fans.

• Signed by the Revolution as a Homegrown Player on Jan. 18, 2019.

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

RENNICKS AT A GLANCE• Became the club's sixth ever Homegrown Player signing in Jan. 2019.• Developed for more than four years in the Revolution Academy, tallying 38

goals and 25 assists in 100-plus appearances across all levels.• The only two-time recipient of the UnitedHealthcare Revolution Academy

Player of the Year Award (2014 and 2015). • Played two years at Indiana University, recording six goals and one assist in

29 total appearances.• Has represented the United States at the U-20 and U-18 levels, including at

the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup.

12 | JUSTIN RENNICKS

2019 HIGHLIGHTS:• Started, played 57 minutes, and recorded first assist of season via a corner

kick on June 29 vs. Houston. • Started and played 83 minutes in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round win on June 11

at New York.• Started and played 83 minutes on June 2 at LA. • Made 225th regular season appearance, all with New England, on May 8 at

Chicago.• Started, played 71 minutes, and led team with three shots on April 20 vs.

New York...Passed Taylor Twellman for eighth most minutes played in club history...Became first MLS Homegrown field player to eclipse 15,000 min-utes played.

• Played 90 minutes on March 24 vs. Cincinnati.• Started and played 70 minutes on March 17 at Toronto.• Played 45 minutes as a halftime substitute on March 9 vs. Columbus...Regis-

tered a team-high two shots on target.

14 | DIEGO FAGUNDEZPOSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-8 | Wt. 150BIRTHDAY: Feb. 14, 1995 (24)HOMETOWN: Leominster, Mass.COLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution as a Homegrown Player on Nov. 15, 2010.

FAGUNDEZ AT A GLANCE• Ninth-year MLS veteran ranks among top five in club history in games

played, goals, assists, shots, and shots on target. • Youngest player in MLS history to reach 50 career regular season goals, 200

career appearances, and the second youngest to 150 starts.• Became first MLS Homegrown field player to eclipse 15,000 regular season

minutes played on April 20, 2019.• Named to MLSsoccer.com's 24 Under 24 list in five consecutive years (2013-

17) and a league-record six times overall.• Became first Homegrown Player signing in club history on Nov. 15, 2010.


2011 NE 6 3 2 1 314 12 4 0 0

2012 NE 20 8 2 2 770 18 9 0 0

2013 NE 31 28 13 7 2427 55 29 3 0

2014 NE 31 25 5 4 2142 67 23 2 0

2015 NE 30 19 6 4 1735 44 17 3 0

2016 NE 34 34 6 6 2236 64 22 4 0

2017 NE 32 27 7 8 2435 72 35 2 0

2018 NE 33 30 9 10 2666 68 30 9 0

2019 NE 14 9 0 1 765 15 4 1 0

TOT 231 173 50 43 15491 415 173 24 0


2019 NE 2 1 0 0 106 3 0 0 0

TOT 2 1 0 0 106 3 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 (3/9/19 vs. CLB)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 6/29/19 vs. HOU

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


Red Card: N/A

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (3x, last 10/15/17 vs. NYC)Assists: 2 (5x, last 7/22/17 vs. LA)Shots: 6 (5x, last 6/13/18 at SJ)Shots on Goal: 4 (2x, last 10/15/17 vs. NYC)Fouls Committed: 4 (6/29/13 at CHV)Fouls Suffered: 3 (6x, last 7/21/18 at NY)


Start: 6/29/19 vs. HOUGoal: 10/28/18 vs. MTL

Assist: 6/29/19 vs. HOUYellow Card: 3/24/19 vs. CIN

Red Card: N/A


PLAYER BIOS

BYE AT A GLANCE• Selected by New England in the first round of the 2018 MLS SuperDraft, be-

coming the first player from Western Michigan to be drafted. • Finished rookie campaign with the third most appearances (24) and minutes

played (1,470) among all 2018 MLS SuperDraft picks.• Appeared in 16 consecutive games to close the 2018 MLS season.• Led WMU to its first MAC regular season championship, NCAA Tournament

win, and national top-five ranking as a team captain in 2017. • Named MAC Player of the Year and a Hermann Trophy semifinalist after re-

cording 12 goals and seven assists as a senior.

15 | BRANDON BYEPOSITION: Defender | Ht. 6-0 | Wt. 175 BIRTHDAY: Nov. 29, 1995 (23)HOMETOWN: Portage, Mich. COLLEGE: Western MichiganLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Selected by the Revolution in the first round (eighth overall) of the 2018 MLS SuperDraft.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has registered 16 starts this season at left back, right back, and right mid-

field. • Has started and played 90 minutes at right back in each of team's last eight

games.• Scored third career goal and second of season on June 26 vs. Philadelphia.• Started and played 120 minutes at right back in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16

on June 19 at Orlando.• Played 47 minutes as a substitute in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round win on June

11 at New York.• Played 90 minutes in fourth straight start at right back on June 2 at LA.• Logged second consecutive start at right back on May 18 at Montreal...Led

team with nine clearances en route to second clean sheet of the season. • Started and played 90 minutes at right back on May 11 vs. San Jose. • Made fifth start of season at right back on April 27 at Kansas City...Issued

first career red card in the 55th minute...Served one-game suspension on May 4 at Philadelphia.

• Played 90 minutes for a second consecutive match on April 13 vs. Atlanta.• Started and played 90 minutes at left back on April 6 at Columbus. • Scored first career game-winning goal on March 30 vs. Minnesota...Made

first professional appearance as a midfielder...Played 90 minutes and paced team with two shots on target.

• Started and played 90 minutes at right back in each of the Revolution's first four games.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Played 90 minutes in left midfield on July 12 at D.C. United.• Started, played 120 minutes, and scored a second-minute goal in U.S. Open

Cup 4th Round win on June 11 at New York.• Started and played 90 minutes in central midfield on June 2 at LA...Led team

with 18 total duels, four interceptions, 14 possessions gained, and completed 93.9 percent of passes.

• Tallied third goal of the season in 200th career MLS appearance on May 25 vs. DC United...Also paced team in tackles (4) and total duels (17).

• Started, played 90 minutes, and scored second goal of the season on May 11 vs. San Jose.

• Led team with five shots in a 90-minute shift on May 4 at Philadelphia.• Recorded first goal and first assist of season on April 27 at Kansas City...Led

team with four shots, three shots on target, and 45 touches.• Started the season opener and played 77 minutes on March 2 at Dallas.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 6-1 | Wt. 195 BIRTHDAY: Nov. 23, 1992 (26)HOMETOWN: Barnegat, N.J.COLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: FC Utrecht (NED) on loanACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on Jan. 30, 2015.

AGUDELO AT A GLANCE• A nine-year MLS veteran with 46 goals and 21 assists in MLS play since 2011.• Has appeared in 205 regular season games with three MLS clubs: New En-

gland (2013, 2015-17), Chivas USA (2012-13), and the New York Red Bulls (2010-12).

• Claimed the Revs’ 2016 Golden Boot award with seven goals and five assists despite missing 10 matches due to injury.

• Began professional career in 2010 as the Red Bulls’ second Homegrown Player signing.

• Is the second youngest player ever to score for the U.S. Men’s National Team, doing so in 2010 at the age of 17; owns 28 caps and three international goals.

17 | JUAN AGUDELO


2010 NY 2 0 0 0 14 1 1 0 0

2011 NY 27 12 6 2 1364 44 17 1 0

2012 NY 4 1 0 0 179 6 3 0 0

2012 CHV 20 16 3 3 1391 38 13 1 0

2013 CHV 6 4 2 1 381 7 2 0 0

2013 NE 14 11 7 1 1021 23 11 2 0

2015 NE 32 20 7 3 1761 54 21 4 0

2016 NE 24 14 7 5 1349 52 18 5 0

2017 NE 28 20 8 1 1821 36 17 3 0

2018 NE 30 13 3 4 1496 40 13 2 0

2019 NE 18 16 3 1 1421 26 8 5 0

TOT 205 127 46 21 12198 327 124 23 0


2018 NE 24 16 1 2 1470 12 5 4 0

2019 NE 16 16 2 0 1405 9 4 2 1

40 32 3 2 2875 21 9 6 1

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (3x, last 6/26/19 vs. PHI)Assists: 1 (2x, last 8/4/18 at ORL)Shots: 3 (3/10/18 vs. COL) Shots on Goal: 2 (3/30/19 vs. MIN)Fouls Committed: 4 (8/25/18 at PHI)Fouls Suffered: 2 (4x, last 4/13/19 vs. ATL)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 6/26/19 vs. PHIAssist: 8/4/18 at ORL

Yellow Card: 4/27/19 at SKCRed Card: 4/27/19 at SKC

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (4x, last 4/29/17 at SEA)Assists: 2 (8/29/12 at NE)Shots: 6 (5x, last 9/10/16 vs. NYC) Shots on Goal: 3 (9x, last 4/27/19 at SKC)Fouls Committed: 7 (10/27/13 at CLB)Fouls Suffered: 6 (3/19/11 vs. SEA)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 5/25/19 vs. DC

Assist: 4/27/19 at SKCYellow Card: 6/29/19 vs. HOU

Red Card: N/A


PLAYER BIOS

18 | BRAD KNIGHTON

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Registered a second consecutive league start and made three saves on June

26 vs. Philadelphia.• Made one save in first win of season on June 2 at LA...Marked first start since

March 24.• Played 32 minutes as a substitute following Matt Turner’s red card on May

25 vs. DC United...Registered two saves. • Made 70th career MLS appearance and made two saves on March 24 vs.

Cincinnati.• Made 40th career appearance with New England on March 17 at Toronto...

Eclipsed 6,000 career regular season minutes. • Started and made two saves on March 9 vs. Columbus.• Started and registered two saves on March 2 at Dallas...Marked the first sea-

son-opening start of 12-year MLS career.

POSITION: Goalkeeper | Ht. 6-2 | Wt. 185BIRTHDAY: Feb. 6, 1985 (34)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• Currently in second stint with the Revolution after first signing with the club

as an undrafted free agent out of UNC-Wilmington in 2007.• Has posted a 15-16-11 record in 43 career MLS starts for the Revs. • Started four of the Revs’ five matches in the 2016 U.S. Open Cup, including

the Final against FC Dallas, recording 18 saves and a 1.20 goals against av-erage.

• Also played for the Philadelphia (2010) and Vancouver (2012-13).• Inducted into UNC-Wilmington Hall of Fame in January 2018.


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 7 6 1 3 3 572 0 11 11

TOT 73 70 27 25 18 6309 13 232 107

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Served one-game suspension for yellow card accumulation on July 12 at D.C.

United.• Made a second consecutive start and played 90 minutes in central defense.• Scored game-tying goal on June 29 vs. Houston, a headed finish off a corner

kick in the 51st minute...Marked first league appearance and start since May 8.

• Recorded 16 minutes played as a substitute in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 on June 19 at Orlando.

• Played 15 minutes as a substitute in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round win on June 11 at New York.

• Returned from injury to play 90 minutes on May 8 at Chicago. • Missed four matches this season due to injury. • Played all 90 minutes for fourth consecutive game on March 24 vs. Cincinnati.• Made 50th career MLS and Revolution appearance on March 17 at Toronto...

Led team with eight clearances and four interceptions. • Played 90 minutes and recorded primary assist on Carles Gil's game-tying

goal on March 2 at Dallas.

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 6-0 | Wt. 175BIRTHDAY: June 10, 1991 (28)HOMETOWN: Celje, Slovenia COLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Olimpija Ljubljana (SVN)ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on Jan. 24, 2017.

DELAMEA AT A GLANCE• Slovenian international has started 54 games since joining the Revolution in

2017 after nine professional seasons in Slovenia’s top flgith PrvaLiga. • Voted Revolution's 2017 JetBlue Team MVP and Revolution Defender of the

Year following debut MLS campaign. • Finished 2017 season ranked second among Revolution players in minutes

played and games started.• Captained NK Olimpija Ljubljana in 2016-17 after helping the club claim its

first PrvaLiga title the previous season. • Has made two senior international appearances with Slovenia, including a

90-minute clean sheet performance vs. Malta on June 10, 2017.

19 | ANTONIO DELAMEA


2017 NE 29 29 1 1 2547 12 2 6 1

2018 NE 18 18 0 0 1516 5 0 8 1

2019 NE 7 7 1 1 630 5 1 5 0

TOT 54 54 2 2 4693 22 3 19 2

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)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 6/26/19 vs. PHI

Start: 6/26/19 vs. PHIWin: 6/2/19 at LA

Shutout: 10/13/18 vs. ORLYellow Card: 7/9/16 vs. CLB

Red Card: 10/16/16 at CHI

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (2x, last 6/297/19 vs. HOU)Assists: 1 (2x, last 3/2/19 at DAL) Shots: 4 (6/17/17 vs. CHI)Shots on Goal: 1 (2x, last 8/12/17 vs. VAN) Fouls Committed: 6 (5/13/17 vs. RSL)Fouls Suffered: 3 (3x, last 5/27/17 at NY)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 7/4/19 at COL

Start: 7/4/19 at COLGoal: 6/29/19 vs. HOUAssist: 3/2/19 at DAL

Yellow Card: 7/4/19 at COLRed Card: 3/3/18 at PHI


PLAYER BIOS

21 | ZACHARY HERIVAUX

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has recorded 854 minutes played in 10 starts on loan with Birmingham Le-

gion FC (USL) this season.• Recently returned from international duty with Haiti for the 2019 Concacaf

Gold Cup...Played 90 minutes in each of Haiti's first two Group Stage math-ces, both victories...Also played seven minutes as a substitute in Quarterfinal fin on June 29 vs. Canada and 21 minutes in the Semifinal on July 2 vs. Mexi-co...Most recent appearance marked 12th career cap with Haiti.

• Helped Haiti qualify for 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup by placing first in Concacaf Nations League qualifying...Played 40 minutes in 2-1 win over Cuba in final CNL qualifying match on March 24.

• Has not yet made an MLS appearance in 2019.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 6-1 | Wt. 160BIRTHDAY: Feb. 1, 1996 (22)HOMETOWN: Brookline, Mass.COLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Signed as a Homegrown Player on May 2, 2015.


2015 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2016 NE 5 0 0 0 38 0 0 0 0

2017 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2018 NE 5 2 0 0 158 0 0 1 0

2019 NE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOT 10 2 0 0 196 0 0 1 0

HERIVAUX AT A GLANCE• Became third Homegrown Player signing in Revolution history in May 2015.• Has made 10 MLS appearances since debuting on March 20, 2016 at PHI.• Tri-citizen of USA, Japan, and Haiti has been capped 12 times by Haiti National

Team.• Owns two U.S. Open Cup goals, scoring his first as a professional in 103rd min-

ute of 2016 Fourth Round match at Carolina RailHawks FC on June 15, 2016.• Represented the Revs in the 2016 Chipotle MLS Homegrown Game in San Jose,

Calif., earning the start and playing 73 minutes. • Spent four years in the Revolution Academy, earning the inaugural United-

Healthcare Academy Player of the Year award in 2014.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Leads MLS in possessions gained in the final third (33)...Also ranks fifth in

chances created (58), tied for fourth in touches (1,547), and third in fouls won (56).

• Has played all but three minutes of the regular season for New England.• Scored team-high fifth goal of the season on July 12 at D.C. United.• Submitted third game-winning assist of the season on July 4 at Colorado.• Logged eight chances created on June 29 vs. Houston, most by a Revolution

player this season and tied for fourth most by any MLS player in a single game in 2019.

• Registered fifth assist of season, and his fourth in previou three appearances across all competitions, on June 26 vs. Philadelphia.

• Recorded assist and played all 120 minutes in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 on June 19 at Orlando.

• Tallied two assists on June 2 at LA...Registered six chances created, 92 touches, and four fouls won...Selected to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week.

• Scored fourth goal of the season on May 11 vs. San Jose.• Recorded game-winning assist on April 20 vs. New York.• Tallied first career MLS assist on March 30 vs. Minnesota...Recorded six

chances created. • Recorded first brace as a professional on March 17 at Toronto, converting a

penalty in the ninth minute before tallying again in the 52nd minute...Became third Revs player with three goals through a season's first three matches.

• Scored game-tying goal in the 57th minute of MLS and Revolution debut on March 2 at Dallas...Started and played 90 minutes.

• Transferred to New England Revolution from Deportivo La Coruña and signed to a multi-year contract as a Designated Player on Jan. 30, 2019.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-7 | Wt. 145 BIRTHDAY: Nov. 22, 1992 (26)HOMETOWN: Valencia, SpainCOLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Deportiva de la Coruna (ESP)ACQUIRED: Transferred from Deportivo de la Coruna and signed to a multi-year Designat-ed Player contract on Jan. 30, 2019.

GIL AT A GLANCE• Creative attacking midfielder acquired by Revolution in Jan. 2019 after eight

professional seasons in England and Spain.• Joined New England from Deportivo de la Coruna after making 54 appear-

ances for the Spanish side.• Registered three goals and three assists in 34 appearances with English Pre-

mier League side Aston Villa.• Helped Elche CF earn promotion to La Liga for first time in 25 years while on

loan during 2012-13 campaign.• Developed in hometown club Valencia CF's academy before signing with first

team in 2012.• Name is pronounced CAR-LESS HEEL.

22 | CARLES GIL


2019 NE 20 20 5 6 1797 33 12 5 0

TOT 20 20 5 6 1797 33 12 5 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/AShots: N/AShots on Goal: N/AFouls Committed: 3 (10/28/18 vs. MTL)Fouls Suffered: 3 (5/12/18 vs. TOR)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 10/28/18 vs. MTL

Start: 10/28/18 vs. MTLGoal: N/A

Assist: N/AYellow Card: 10/6/18 at ATL

Red Card: N/A

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (3/17/19 at TOR)Assists: 2 (6/2/19 at LA)Shots: 4 (7/12/19 at DC)Shots on Goal: 3 (3/17/19 at TOR)Fouls Committed: 1 (6x, last 5/11/19 vs. SJ)Fouls Suffered: 6 (5/4/19 at PHI)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 7/12/19 at DC

Assist: 7/4/19 at COLYellow Card: 7/4/19 at COL

Red Card: N/A


PLAYER BIOS

23 | WILFRIED ZAHIBO

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Ejected for second yellow card in 63rd minute on July 12 at D.C. United...Will

serve one-game suspension on July 17 vs. Vancouver.• Played 90 minutes in central midfield on July 4 at Colorado...Paced team

with 18 total duels and four tackles.• Made first start since May 18 and played 87 minutes in central midfield on

June 26 vs. Philadelphia.• Started and played 103 minutes in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 on June 19

at Orlando.• Played 59 minutes as a substitute and assisted game-tying goal in U.S. Open

Cup 4th Round win on June 11 at New York.• Started and played 45 minutes on May 8 at Chicago. • Logged one minute as a substitute on April 20 vs. New York.• Played 56 minutes in central midfield on April 13 vs. Atlanta.• Started and played 53 minutes on March 24 vs. Cincinnati.• Started and played 90 minutes in central midfield on March 17 at Toronto.• Played 90 minutes in central midfield on March 9 vs. Columbus...Drew pen-

alty kick in the 57th minute.• Started and played 90 minutes in central midfield on March 2 at Dallas.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 6-2 | Wt. 175 BIRTHDAY: Aug. 21, 1993 (25)HOMETOWN: Marseille, FranceCOLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Gimnastic de Tarragona (ESP)ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on Jan. 11, 2018.

ZAHIBO AT A GLANCE• French midfielder joined the Revolution in 2018 after seven professional

seasons in France and Spain. • Represented Revolution at the 2018 MLS All-Star Game against Juventus.• Finished 2018 season tied for third on team with four assists and added four

goals in 31 league appearances.• Made seven appearances for Spanish powerhouse Valencia CF, including

multiple starts in La Liga and Copa Del Rey. • Helped lead Gimnastic de Tarragona to a first-place finish in the 2016-17

Copa Catalunya. • Began professional career with French side AC Ajaccio after graduating from

the club's youth academy.


2018 NE 31 22 4 4 1943 36 12 6 0

2019 NE 12 9 0 0 667 5 1 4 1

TOT 43 31 4 4 2610 41 13 10 1

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (5/5/18 at MTL) Assists: 2 (3/24/18 vs. NYC)Shots: 5 (4/6/18 vs. MTL) Shots on Goal: 4 (5/5/18 at MTL)Fouls Committed: 6 (3/24/18 vs. NYC)Fouls Suffered: 4 (4/21/18 at CLB)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 8/11/18 vs. PHI

Assist: 4/21/18 at CLBYellow Card: 7/12/19 at DC

Red Card: 7/12/19 at DC

24 | DEJUAN JONESPOSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-9 | Wt. 165BIRTHDAY: June 24, 1997 (23)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• Selected by New England with the 11th-overall pick in the first round of the

2019 MLS SuperDraft. • Recorded 16 goals and 14 assists across 75 career appearances at Michigan

State, earning back-to-back Second Team All-Big 10 Conference selections in 2017 and 2018.

• Led Michigan State to the College Cup Semifinal in 2018, and the College Cup Elite Eight in 2017.

• Decorated high school player named Michigan's Gatorade Player of the Year and Mr. Soccer in 2015.

2019 HIGHLIGHTS:• Ranks third among all MLS rookies in minutes played this season.• Logged 29 minutes played as a substitute on July 12 at D.C. United.• Started and played 90 minutes at left back on June 29 vs. Houston.• Started and played 73 minutes at right back in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round win

on June 11 at New York.• Made a second consecutive start at left back and played 90 minutes on June

2 at LA. • Played 90 minutes in first career start at left back on May 25 vs. DC United...

Led team with nine possessions gained.• Named to bench of MLSsoccer.com’s Team of the Week after playing 55

minutes as a substitute on May 18 at Montreal...Registered two shots, one shot on target, one chance created, 46 touches, and 88.2 percent passing accuracy.

• Scored first professional goal on April 27 at Kansas City, cleaning up a re-bound following a missed penalty attempt in the second half...Started and played 88 minutes in left midfield.

• Tallied first career assist in first MLS start on March 30 vs. Minnesota...Played 90 minutes in left midfield...Recorded two shots including one on target.

• Made professional debut as a second-half substitute on March 24 vs. Cincin-nati...Played 12 minutes at right wing back.

• Signed MLS contract on Feb. 25 ahead of the start of the MLS season.


2019 NE 13 8 1 1 754 7 4 0 0

TOT 13 8 1 1 754 7 4 0 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (4/27/19 at SKC)Assists: 1 (3/30/19 vs. MIN)Shots: 2 (2x, last 5/18/19 at MTL)Shots on Goal: 1 (4x, last 5/18/19 at MTL)Fouls Committed: 1 (5x, last 6/29/19 vs. HOU)Fouls Suffered: 1 (4x, last 5/18/19 at MTL)


Start: 6/29/19 vs. HOUGoal: 4/27/19 at SKC

Assist: 3/30/19 vs. MINYellow Card: N/A

Red Card: N/A


PLAYER BIOS

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has started eight matches this season, missing 10 contests due to injury and

another for a red-card suspension. • Played 90 minutes at center back on May 4 at Philadelphia after missing

match on April 27 at Kansas City with foot injury.• Led team with 88.3 percent passing accuracy and six clearances on April 24

vs. Montreal.• Registered a team-high five clearances on April 20 vs. New York.• Ejected on April 6 at Columbus for second yellow card...Served one-game

suspension on April 13 vs. Atlanta...Registered four clearances and 90.9 per-cent passing accuracy before being sent off in 64th minute at Columbus.

• Registered 10 aerials won on March 30 vs. Minnesota.• Made season debut, starting at center back on March 9 vs. Columbus.• Missed season opener on March 2 at Dallas with back injury suffered in war-

mups.

MANCIENNE AT A GLANCE• English defender in second MLS season after starting 10 games with New

England in 2018. • Amassed more than 320 career appearances and 25,000 minutes with Not-

tingham (2014-18), Hamburger SV (2011-14), Chelsea (2006-11), Wolver-hampton (2008-11), and Queens Park Rangers (2006-08).

• Made a combined 99 appearances in English Premier League and German Bundesliga.

• SIgned by Chelsea Reserves at age nine and signed first professional con-tract with The Blues in January 2006.

• London native featured extensively for England youth national teams, earn-ing 62 caps from 2003-11.

POSITION: Defender | Ht. 6-1 | Wt. 190 BIRTHDAY: January 8, 1988 (30)HOMETOWN: Feltham, EnglandCOLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Nottingham Forest (ENG)ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on Aug. 3, 2018.

28 | MICHAEL MANCIENNE


2018 NE 10 10 0 0 900 1 1 2 0

2019 NE 8 8 0 0 694 3 0 1 1

TOT 18 18 0 0 1594 4 1 3 1

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: N/AAssists: N/AShots: 2 (last 4/24/19 vs. MTL) Shots on Goal: 1 (9/1/18 vs. POR) Fouls Committed: 4 (5/4/19 at PHI)Fouls Suffered: 1 (5x, last 3/24/19 vs. CIN)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 5/4/19 at PHI

Start: 5/4/19 at PHIGoal: N/A

Assist: N/AYellow Card: 4/6/19 at CLB

Red Card: 4/6/19 at CLB

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has appeared in 20 of 22 matches across all competitions this season, in-

cluding 15 MLS starts.• Played all 90 minutes on June 29 vs. Houston...Led team in duels, fouls won,

tackles, and possessions gained.• Started in central midfield and paced team with five tackles, adding seven

possessions gained, on June 26 vs. Philadelphia.• Started and played 90 minutes in U.S. Open Cup 4th Round win on June 11 at

New York...Issued second yellow card in second-half stoppage time...Served one-game suspension in Round of 16 at Orlando.

• Played 90 minutes on June 2 at LA and registered team-high seven tackles. • Started and played 90 minutes on May 25 vs. DC United...Led team with three

interceptions. • Played 90 minutes in second start of season at right back on May 4 at Phil-

adelphia.• Played 90 minutes in central midfield on April 24 vs. Montreal.• Started and played 90 minutes in central midfield on April 20 vs. New York...

Led team with 16 possessions gained, seven tackles, and four fouls won. • Made first start at right back of MLS career and played 72 minutes on April

13 vs. Atlanta.• Logged second consecutive start and played 90 minutes on March 24 vs. Cin-

cinnati.• Played 84 minutes in first start of the season on March 17 at Toronto...Led

team with eight possessions gained.

CAICEDO AT A GLANCE• Acquired by the Revolution in March 2018 after five professional seasons in

Colombia and Portugal.• Recorded one goal and four assists across 30 appearances in debut season

with Revolution.• Made 73 appearances across all competitions for Cortuluá 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 before joining Cortu-

luá in 2015.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-7 | Wt. 155 BIRTHDAY: May 18, 1996 (23)HOMETOWN: Apartadó, ColombiaCOLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Cortuluá (COL)ACQUIRED: Acquired on loan for 2018 season on March 8, 2018. Revolution ex-ercised permanent transfer option on Nov. 2, 2018

27 | LUIS CAICEDO


2018 NE 30 29 1 4 2590 35 9 11 0

2019 NE 19 15 0 0 1369 15 2 4 0

TOT 49 44 1 4 3959 50 11 15 0

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)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCGoal: 7/14/18 vs. LA

Assist: 9/29/18 at TORYellow Card: 7/12/19 at DC

Red Card: N/A



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 7 7 3 1 2 596 1 18 10

TOT 34 34 11 11 11 3026 6 101 52

PLAYER BIOS

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Owns a 3-1-2 record in seven starts this season, his fourth in MLS. • Surpassed Juergen Sommer for ninth most games played and games started

in goal in club history with 34 on July 12 at D.C. United.• Made three saves in second straight win on July 4 at Colorado.• Recorded five saves in return from suspension on June 29 vs. Houston.• Suspended for matches on June 2 and June 26 due to serious foul play for a

foul on May 25 vs. D.C. United. • Made six saves in U.S. Open Cup Round of 16 on June 19 at Orlando.• Registered four saves, including a penalty kick save, in U.S. Open Cup 4th

Round win on June 11 at New York. • Issued first career red card on May 25 vs. D.C. United.• Recorded one save in his first shutout of the season on May 18 at Montreal.• Made second consecutive start in net, playing 90 minutes on May 11 vs. San

Jose...Recorded four saves. • Made season debut after starting and playing 90 minutes in net on May 8 at

Chicago...Registered two saves.

30 | MATT TURNERPOSITION: Goalkeeper | Ht. 6-3 | Wt. 195BIRTHDAY: June 24, 1994 (25)HOMETOWN: Park Ridge, N.J.COLLEGE: FairfieldLAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution on March 3, 2016.

TURNER AT A GLANCE• Currently in fourth MLS season with an 11-11-11 record and six shutouts

through 34 career MLS starts.• Voted JetBlue Man of the Match by fans six times and made MLSsoccer.com's

Team of the Week four times in 2018.• Made 27 starts and recorded seven shutouts while on short-term loans with

USL’s Richmond Kickers in 2016 and 2017.• Posted 20 shutouts over final two seasons at Fairfield University and named

Fairfield’s Male Athlete of the Year as a junior.• Led the nation in save percentage (89 percent) and shutout percentage (72

percent) in 2014.

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Shots Faced: 7 (3x, last 5/8/19 at CHI)Saves: 6 (2x, last 5/30/18 vs. ATL)Goals Allowed: 5 (5/8/19 at CHI)


Start: 7/12/19 at DCWin: 7/4/19 at COL

Shutout: 5/18/19 at MTLYellow Card: 7/12/19 at DC

Red Card: 5/25/19 vs. DC

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has made three appearances in 18-man match day roster but has not played.• Loaned to Harford Athletic (USL Championship) for match on July 6 at Mem-

phis 901 but did not play.• Logged 60 minutes at right back in charity match against Chelsea FC on May

15, marking Gillette Stadium debut as a member of the first team. • Scored nine goals in 15 starts with the Revs’ U-19 during the 2018-19 USSDA

season.• Helped U-19s to third straight playoff berth and second Northeast Division

title in three years. • Signed by the Revolution as a Homegrown Player on Nov. 27, 2018 after more

than four seasons in the Revolution Academy.• Became the fifth Homegrown Player signing in club history and the second

youngest to date at 17 years old.

FIRMINO AT A GLANCE• Became Revolution's fifth Homegrown Player signing in November 2018.• Currently the youngest member of the first team at 18 years old and marked

the club's second youngest Homegrown signing to date at 17. • Developed for more than four years in the Revolution Academy, scoring more

than 35 goals in 90-plus appearances. • Earned 'Best XI of the East Conference' recognition from the U.S. Soccer De-

velopment Academy following 2017-18 campaign.• Trained with the first team before and during the 2018 MLS season.

POSITION: Midfielder | Ht. 5-11 | Wt. 160 BIRTHDAY: January 30, 2001 (18)HOMETOWN: Somerville, Mass.COLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: –ACQUIRED: Signed by the Revolution as a Homegrown Player on Nov. 27, 2018.

29 | NICOLAS FIRMINO


2019 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


PLAYER BIOS

PENILLA AT A GLANCE• Named JetBlue Team MVP and Players' Player of the Year after pacing team in

goals scored, appearances, starts, minutes played, and shots.• Permanently transferred to MLS in Nov. 2018 after spending 2018 season

with New England on loan from Liga MX side Pachuca. • Owns the most goals (12) ever scored by an international signing in first sea-

son with the Revolution.• Made more than 200 appearances in eight-year professional career across

top divisions of Mexico and Ecuador before joining Revs.• Owns two caps and one goal with Ecuador since debuting on the international

stage against the USA on Oct. 11, 2014.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 5-9 | Wt. 165 BIRTHDAY: May 2, 1991 (28)HOMETOWN: Esmeralda, EcuadorCOLLEGE: –LAST CLUB: Pachuca (MEX)ACQUIRED: Acquired on loan from Pachuca for the 2018 season on Jan. 23, 2018. Rev-olution exercised permanent MLS transfer option on Nov. 2, 2018.

70 | CRISTIAN PENILLA

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Played 16 minutes as a substitute on July 4 at Colorado.• Recorded second game-winning assist of the season after entering match as

a substitute in the 61st minute on June 29 vs. Houston...Tied for team lead with four shots.

• Scored second goal in last three games on June 2 at LA...Tied MLS career high with seven shots and set new single-game career high with five shots on target.

• Recorded second assist of the season on May 25 vs. DC United...Led team with four shots.

• Started, played 79 minutes, converted a penalty kick, and tallied an assist on May 11 vs. San Jose.

• Played 25 minutes as a substitute on May 4 at Philadelphia. • Scored game-winning goal two minutes after entering match as a substitute

on April 20 vs. New York.• Started and played 90 minutes in left midfield on April 13 vs. Atlanta.• Registered 29 minutes played as a substitute on April 6 at Columbus...Sub-

mitted two shots, including one on target.• Started and played 90 minutes on March 24 vs. Cincinnati.• Saw 45 minutes of action on March 9 vs. Columbus.• Started and played 90 minutes on March 2 at Dallas.


2018 NE 33 33 12 7 2816 95 38 2 1

2019 NE 16 9 3 3 873 28 11 2 0

TOT 49 42 15 10 3689 123 49 4 1

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 2 (2x, last 6/30/18 vs. DC)Assists: 1 (10x, last 6/29/19 vs. HOU)Shots: 7 (3x, last 6/2/19 at LA)Shots on Goal: 5 (6/2/19 at LA)Fouls Committed: 5 (9/15/18 at LAFC)Fouls Suffered: 6 (3/31/18 at HOU)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 7/4/19 at COL

Start: 6/26/19 vs. PHIGoal: 6/2/19 at LA

Assist: 6/29/19 vs. HOUYellow Card: 5/25/19 vs. DC

Red Card: 7/14/18 vs. LA

2019 HIGHLIGHTS: • Has recorded two goals and two assists in 852 minutes played across 11

appearance for Birmingham Legion FC (USL) on loan...Named to USL Cham-pionship's Team of the Week after notching assist and game-winning goal on March 31.

• Logged two minutes played in second consecutive substitute appearance on April 27 at Kansas City.

• Played eight minutes as a substitute in first MLS appearance of 2019 on April 24 vs. Montreal...Recorded one foul won.

• Recalled from loan with Birmingham (USL) on April 16.• Named to 18-man match day roster on April 20 vs. New York.

POSITION: Forward | Ht. 6-1 | Wt. 190 BIRTHDAY: March 24, 1995 (24)HOMETOWN: Ajax, OntarioCOLLEGE: VermontLAST CLUB: --ACQUIRED: Selected by the Revolution in the first round (20th overall) of the 2017 MLS SuperDraft.

WRIGHT AT A GLANCE• Totaled 12 MLS appearances and two U.S. Open Cup appearances across first

two MLS seasons. • Became the highest draft pick in any major professional sports in UVM histo-

ry as the 20th overall selection in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft. • Played four years at Vermont and finished second in school history with 39

career goals. • A semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy as a senior after notching 14

goals and 12 assists. • Named to America East All-Conference First Team in final three seasons and

earned an All-Conference Second Team selection as a freshman.

77 | BRIAN WRIGHT


2017 NE 2 0 0 0 45 0 0 0 0

2018 NE 10 2 1 0 258 9 3 0 0

2019 NE 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0

TOT 14 2 1 0 313 9 3 0 0

REGULAR SEASON GAME HIGHS:Goals: 1 (9/5/18 at NYC)Assists: N/AShots: 2 (2x, last 9/5/18 at NYC)Shots on Goal: 1 (3x, last 9/15/18 at LAFC)Fouls Committed: 2 (2x, last 9/15/18 at LAFC) Fouls Suffered: 2 (5/26/18 at VAN)

LAST REGULAR SEASON:Appearance: 4/27/19 at SKC

Start: 9/15/18 at LAFCGoal: 9/5/18 at NYC


Red Card: N/A


STAFF 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 has amassed three MLS Supporters’ Shields (1996, 2010, 2011), tied for the most all time. • Currently the winningest active head coach in MLS and one of two coaches to reach 200 regular season MLS wins and 675 career points, holding a 205-121-91 record (682 pts.) in MLS. • Managed the U.S. Men’s National Team during two separate stints (1998-2006, 2016-17), appearing in both the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, and winning 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. • Coached the New York Red Bulls from 2006-07, before serving as the LA Galaxy head coach from 2008-16, where he won three MLS Cups in 2011, 2012, and 2014.

Bruce Arena is currently in his first season as Sporting Director and Head Coach of the New England Revolution af-ter his appointment to the position on May 14, 2019. The five-time MLS Cup winner is the eighth head coach in club history and joins the Revolution following a Hall of Fame coaching career that has spanned more than 40 seasons at the collegiate, professional, and international levels.

The Long Island, N.Y. native joins the Revolution following one of the most decorated coaching careers in American soccer history. 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. In his previous 14 seasons as an MLS coach, Arena earned three MLS Coach of the Year selections, first in 1997 with D.C. United before being honored in 2009 and 2011 with the LA Galaxy. He returned to the sidelines as the winningest active head coach in MLS history with a record of 203-121-89, and is one of two coaches to have surpassed 200 career regular season wins, along with Sigi Schmid.

On the international stage, Arena, 67, 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, capturing 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 Champion-ships, 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 assumed 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. 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


STAFF BIOS

KEVIN HITCHCOCKASSISTANT COACH

Kevin Hitchcock enters his first season as Assis-tant Coach for the New England Revolution after joining the cub’s staff in April 2019. Hitchcock ar-rives in New England with nearly two decades of professional coaching experience in the top flights of England, Qatar, and India, as well as a decorat-ed 18-year playing career in England.

Hitchcock, who owns a UEFA 'A' Goalkeeper Li-cense and UEFA 'B' License, has spent the last 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 goalkeep-ers, 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 appear-ances 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, Hitch-cock began his professional career with Mansfield Town FC, where he made 168 appearances from 1984-88. At the youth level, he played with both Notting-ham Forest FC and Barking F.C.

RICHIE WILLIAMSASSISTANT COACH

Richie Williams will enter his first season as an assistant coach for the New England Revolution when he officially joins Bruce Arena’s staff in June. Williams brings 15 years of coaching experi-ence in Major League Soccer, USL Championship, and the United States Men’s National Team to New England. He most recently served as the first ever head coach of USL Championship side Loudoun United FC.

A native of MIddletown Township, New Jersey, Wil-liams has previously served as either an assistant coach or head coach for sev-en different teams over the course of his coaching career. Prior to managing Loudoun United in 2019, he served as an assitant 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 complet-ed 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, includ-ing 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, be-fore 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 currently in his first season as Di-rector of Sports Performance for the New England Revolution after joining Bruce Arena's staff in June 2019. He brings six years of experience as a sports science and performance coach to the Revolution, including time in MLS, USL, NASL, and the NCAA.

Phillips arrives in New England after spending nearly three years as Director of Performance & Sports Science for Minnesota United FC. He estab-

lished and directed all facets 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 nutri-tional 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 performance 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 coach-ing career with the Premier Development League’s Thunder Bay Chill in 2012.

Phillips earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Maine before at-tending 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 Condition-ing Specialist (CSCS).

DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE

DAVE VAN DEN BERGH

Dave van den Bergh enters his first season as Assistant Coach for the New England Revolution after joining the club's staff in June 2019. Van den Bergh, 43, arrives 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 Un-der-20 Men's National Team in 2019 and from 2010-16, head coach of the Unit-ed 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 record 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 be-gan 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 wing-er 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 Soccer 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 international stage, Van den Bergh collected two caps with the Nether-lands in 2004.

ASSISTANT COACH


STAFF BIOS

CURT ONALFOCurt Onalfo is currently in his first season as Technical Director of the New England Revo-lution after his appointment to the position on June 2, 2019. In his role, Onalfo will work close-ly with Sporting Director Bruce Arena managing the club’s day-to-day soccer operations, includ-ing oversight of the Revolution Academy and the scouting department.

The Sao Paulo, Brazil native and Ridgefield, Conn. product joins the Revo-lution 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 assistant 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 Wizards (2007-09), and the LA Galaxy (2017). While continuing as an assistant with the Galaxy, he also served as the inaugural head coach of USL Champion-ship 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 de-velopmental 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 re-cently 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, 49, entered the coaching ranks an assistant with D.C. United in 2000 following his retirement. He remained with the Black and Red until 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, including a West-ern 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 profes-sional career with French side La Ciotat in 1991, before featuring for the Connecticut Wolves of the USISL from 1994-95, and Mexican second divi-sion 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, including 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 diag-nosis of stage three Hodgkin’s disease at the age of 24 disrupted his ca-reer and nearly ended his life. After surviving his arduous battle with can-cer, 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 10th season with the New England Revolution and his second as the club's Director of Scouting & Player Personnel, having been named to the position 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 new role, Roy is focused on scouting and talent identification in players at the collegiate, national, and internation-al levels. He works closely with the Revolution technical staff in player evaluation and has a role in all soccer-related aspects of the organiza-tion, including communication with agents and facilitating MLS commu-nication and compliance.

Roy was heavily engaged in the Revolution's scouting operations through-out 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 pri-marily with the Revs' first-team goalkeepers and also provided addition-al training for the Revolution Academy goalkeepers.

During his time on the Revs' coaching staff, Roy mentored several talent-ed goalkeepers and helped them each achieve success in the profession-al 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 goalkeepers since his debut in 2010. In 2016, Roy’s guidance helped Brad Knighton start a ca-reer-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 Uni-versity of Mobile in Alabama, his alma mater. During his tenure in Mobile, Roy was also a member of the Region III goalkeeping staff. Additionally, 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 Devel-opment 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 Li-censes. A native of Petit-Rocher, New Brunswick, Canada, Roy lives south of Boston with his wife and three kids.


HOW THE TEAM WAS BUILTAs of July 15, 2019

Year SuperDraft Allocation/Waivers/Lottery Trade/Loan Off-Season Signing In-Season Signing Re-Entry 2011 Diego Fagundez (HG) 2013 Andrew Farrell (R1) Scott Caldwell (HG) 2014 Teal Bunbury (SKC) Brad Knighton (VAN)

2015 Juan Agudelo Zachary Herivaux (HG) 2016 Matt Turner Cody Cropper 2017 Brian Wright (R1) Antonio Delamea 2018 Brandon Bye (R1) Cristian Penilla (Pachuca) Isaac Angking (HG) Luis Caicedo (Cortuluá) Wilfried Zahibo Michael Mancienne Jalil Anibaba 2019 Tajon Buchanan (R1) Juan F. Caicedo (Independiente) Nicolas Firmino (HGP) Gustavo Bou DeJuan Jones (R1) Edgar Castillo (COL) Justin Rennicks (HGP) Carles Gil

2019 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

Agudelo 6-4-6 4-2-2 2-2-4 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-2 1-0-1 0-0-1 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1

Angking 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

Anibaba 4-4-6 3-2-2 1-2-4 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-2 0-0-0 0-0-2

Bou 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

Buchanan 0-2-2 0-0-1 0-2-1 2-3-1 1-2-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 1-0-0 0-0-1

Bunbury 5-5-5 3-3-2 2-2-3 1-3-2 1-1-0 0-2-2 3-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Bye 5-5-5 3-3-2 2-2-3 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

J.F. Caicedo 2-4-2 1-1-0 1-3-2 4-3-1 3-1-1 1-2-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 1-1-1 2-0-1 2-0-0 0-0-1

L. Caicedo 5-6-4 3-3-2 2-3-2 1-1-2 1-0-0 0-1-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Caldwell 2-6-2 2-3-0 0-3-2 1-1-2 0-1-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1

Castillo 4-6-5 3-3-1 1-3-4 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0

Cropper 2-4-1 2-2-0 0-2-1 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

Delamea 2-4-1 1-2-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1

Fagundez 4-4-1 3-2-0 1-2-1 0-2-3 0-2-1 0-0-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Farrell 6-5-5 4-2-2 2-3-3 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

Firmino 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

Gil 6-8-6 4-4-2 2-4-4 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-2 1-0-0 0-1-2 4-0-1 2-0-1 2-0-0

Herivaux 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

Jones 3-3-2 2-1-1 1-2-1 1-2-2 1-1-0 0-1-2 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Knighton 1-3-2 0-2-1 1-1-1 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

Mancienne 2-6-0 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 0-0-0 0-0-0

Penilla 2-3-4 1-3-2 1-0-2 3-4-0 2-1-0 1-3-0 3-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-1 2-0-1 0-0-0

Rennicks 1-0-0 1-0-0 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

Turner 3-1-3 2-0-1 1-1-2 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

Wright 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-1-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Zahibo 1-5-3 0-3-1 1-2-2 2-0-1 2-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0


3/2 3/9 3/17 3/24 3/30 4/6 4/13 4/20 4/24 4/27 5/4 5/8 5/11 5/18 5/25 6/2 6/26

@DAL vsCLB @TOR vsCIN vsMIN @CLB vsATL vsNYRB vsMTL @SKC @PHI @CHI vsSJ @MTL vsDC @LA vsPHI

Agudelo ST-77 (1) ST-45 (1) SUB-20 (1) DNP ST-88 (2) ST-80 (3) DNP RM-89 (3) RM-90 ST-90 ST-90 SUB-45 (2) RM-90 RM-90 CM-89 (2) CM-90 RM-90

Angking UNAV UNAV UNAV INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ UNAV UNAV

Anibaba CB-90 DNP DNP DNP CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-89 SUS CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90

Bou - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Buchanan DNP SUB-9 (3) UNAV UNAV DNP SUB-10 (3) SUB-18 (3) UNAV UNAV RM-76 (2) RM-90 RM-74 (3) SUB-24 (1) SUB-30 (2) RM-58 (1) SUB-1 (2) UNAV

Bunbury RM-90 RM-90 ST-90 ST-66 (2) ST-78 (1) RM-90 SUB-34 (1) ST-60 (1) ST-59 (1) SUB-14 (2) SUB-15 (2) SUB-45 (1) ST-85 (3) ST-89 (3) ST-90 ST-90 ST-90

Bye RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RM-90 LB-90 LB-90 DNP DNP RB-55 SUS DNP RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90 RB-90

J. F. Caicedo INJ INJ SUB-6 (2) SUB-24 (2) SUB-2 (2) ST-69 (2) ST-90 SUB-30 (1) SUB-31 (1) ST-65 (1) ST-90 ST-45 (1) ST-5 (3) DNP DNP SUB-7 (1) SUB-23 (1)

L. Caicedo SUB-1 (2) DNP CM-84 (2) CM-90 SUB-12 (1) SUB-21 (2) RB-72 (3) CDM-90 CDM-90 SUB-25 (1) RB-90 CDM-90 CDM-90 CDM-90 CDM-90 CDM-90 CDM-90\

Caldwell CM-89 (2) CM-81 (3) CM-84 (3) SUB-37 (1) CM-89 (3) CM-90 CM-90 LM-90 LM-71 (2) CDM-90 CDM-90 DNP DNP DNP SUB-1 (2) DNP DNP

Castillo LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-78 (3) LB-90 INJ INJ LB-90 LB-90 LB-90 LB-75 (2) LB-90 LB-90 LB-35 (1) DNP UNAV LB-90

Cropper DNP DNP DNP DNP GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 DNP UNAV UNAV UNAV DNP DNP

Delamea CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 DNP INJ INJ DNP DNP INJ INJ CB-90 DNP DNP UNAV DNP DNP

Fagundez SUB-13 (1) SUB-45 (2) ST-70 (1) LM-90 DNP DNP SUB-34 (2) ST-71 (2) ST-82 (3) DNP DNP LM-90 CM-66 (1) CM-60 (2) UNAV RM-83 (1) SUB-3 (2)

Farrell INJ INJ DNP DNP RB-90 RB-90 CB-90 RB-90 RB-90 CB-90 CB-90 RB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 RB-90

Firmino UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV DNP UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV DNP DNP UNAV

Gil CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CM-90 CM-90 CM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90 CM-90 CM-90 CM-90 CAM-90 CAM-90

Herivaux UNAV UNAV LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN DNP UNAV INT

Jones DNP DNP UNAV SUB-12 (3) LM-90 LM-61 (1) RM-56 (2) UNAV UNAV LM-88 (3) LM-65 (1) SUB-16 (3) SUB-11 (2) SUB-55 (1) LB-90 LB-90 DNP

Knighton GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV DNP DNP SUB-32 (1) GK-90 GK-90

Mancienne INJ CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-90 CB-64 SUS CB-90 CB-90 INJ CB-90 INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ

Penilla LM-90 LM-45 (2) SUB-6 (3) RM-90 UNAV SUB-29 (1) LM-90 SUB-19 (2) SUB-19 (2) DNP SUB-25 (1) UNAV LM-79 (2) LM-90 LM-90 LM-89 (2) LM-67 (1)

Rennicks DNP SUB-45 (1) DNP INT INJ INJ DNP UNAV UNAV UNAV DNP UNAV UNAV INT INT INT DNP

Somi UNAV UNAV UNAV INT UNAV DNP UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV -

Turner UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP GK-90 GK-90 GK-90 GK-56 SUS SUS

Wright UNAV UNAV LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN DNP SUB-8 (3) SUB-2 (3) DNP DNP UNAV LOAN UNAV LOAN LOAN

Zahibo CM-90 CM-90 CM-90 CDM-53 (1) SUB-1 (3) DNP CDM-56 (1) SUB-1 (3) DNP DNP DNP CDM-45 (2) DNP SUB-1 (3) DNP DNP CM-87 (2)

6/29 7/4 7/12 7/17 7/21 7/27 8/3 8/10 8/17 8/24 8/31 9/7 9/14 9/21 9/25 9/29 10/6

vsHOU @COL @DC vsVAN @CIN vsORL vsLAFC @SEA @NYRB vsCHI vsTOR @NYC @ORL vsRSL @POR vsNYC @ATL

Agudelo RM-90 LM-90 LM-78 (2)

Angking UNAV LOAN UNAV

Anibaba SUB-1 (3) SUB-8 (2) CB-90

Bou - - -

Buchanan UNAV UNAV DNP

Bunbury SUB-33 (1) RM-90 RM-90

Bye RB-90 RB-90 RB-90

J. F. Caicedo ST-90 ST-82 (2) ST-61 (1)

L. Caicedo CDM-90 CDM-74 (1) CDM-90

Caldwell DNP SUB-1 (3) SUB-12 (2)

Castillo DNP LB-90 LB-90

Cropper UNAV UNAV UNAV

Delamea CB-90 CB-90 SUS

Fagundez LM-57 (1) DNP SUB-1 (3)

Farrell CB-90 CB-90 CB-90

Firmino UNAV LOAN UNAV

Gil CAM-89 (3) CAM-89 (3) CAM-89 (3)

Herivaux INT INT LOAN

Jones LB-90 DNP SUB-29 (1)

Knighton DNP DNP DNP

Mancienne INJ INJ INJ

Penilla SUB-29 (2) SUB-16 (1) DNP

Rennicks ST-61 (2) DNP DNP

Somi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Turner GK-90 GK-90 GK-90

Wright LOAN LOAN LOAN

Zahibo DNP CDM-90 CDM-63

2019 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


@ FC DALLAS VS. COLUMBUS CREW SC @ TORONTO FC VS. FC CINCINNATI VS. MINNESOTA UNITED FC T, 1-1 March 2, 2019 L, 0-2 March 9, 2019 L, 2-3 March 17, 2019 L, 0-2 March 24, 2019 W, 2-1 March 30, 2019GK Knighton GK Knighton GK Knighton GK Knighton GK CropperLB Castillo LB Castillo LB Castillo LB Castillo (Jones 78') LB CastilloCB Anibaba CB Mancienne © CB Mancienne © CB Mancienne © CB Mancienne © CB Delamea CB Delamea CB Delamea CB Delamea CB Anibaba 1RB Bye RB Bye RB Bye RB Bye RB FarrellCM Caldwell © (L. Caicedo 89') CM Caldwell (Buchanan 81') CM Zahibo CDM Zahibo (Caldwell 53') LM JonesCM Zahibo CM Zahibo CM L. Caicedo (Penilla 84') CM L. Caicedo CM Caldwell (Zahibo 90')LM Penilla LM Penilla (Fagundez HT) CM Caldwell (J. F. Caicedo 84') RM Penilla CM GilRM Bunbury RM Bunbury CAM Gil 2, 3 CAM Gil RM Bye 1CAM Gil 1 CAM Gil F Fagundez (Agudelo 70') LM Fagundez F Agudelo (J. F. Caicedo 88')F Agudelo (Fagundez 77') F Agudelo (Rennicks HT) F Bunbury F Bunbury (J. F. Caicedo 66') F Bunbury (L. Caicedo 78')

@ COLUMBUS CREW SC VS. ATLANTA UNITED FC VS. NEW YORK RED BULLS VS. MONTREAL IMPACT @ SPORTING KANSAS CITYL, 0-1 April 6, 2019 L, 0-2 April 13, 2019 W, 1-0 April 20, 2019 L, 0-3 April 24, 2019 T, 4-4 April 27, 2019GK Cropper GK Cropper GK Cropper GK Cropper GK CropperLB Bye LB Bye LB Castillo LB Castillo LB CastilloCB Mancienne © CB Anibaba CB Anibaba CB Anibaba CB AnibabaCB Anibaba CB Farrell CB Mancienne © CB Mancienne © CB Farrell RB Farrell RB L. Caicedo (Buchanan 72') RB Farrell RB Farrell RB ByeLM Jones (Penilla 61') CDM Zahibo (Bunbury 56') CDM L. Caicedo CDM L. Caicedo CDM Caldwell ©CM Caldwell LM Penilla LM Caldwell LM Caldwell (Penilla 71') LM Jones 1 (Wright 88')CM Gil CM Caldwell © RM Agudelo (Zahibo 89') RM Agudelo RM Buchanan (Bunbury 76')RM Bunbury CM Gil CAM Gil CAM Gil CAM GilST Agudelo (Buchanan 80') RM Jones (Fagundez 56') ST Fagundez (Penilla 71' 1) ST Fagundez (Wright 82') ST Agudelo 1ST J. F. Caicedo (L. Caicedo 69') ST J.F. Caicedo ST Bunbury (J. F. Caicedo 60') ST Bunbury (J. F. Caicedo 59') ST J. F. Caicedo 1, 2

@ PHILADELPHIA UNION @ CHICAGO FIRE VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES @ MONTREAL IMPACT VS. D.C. UNITEDL, 1-6 May 4, 2019 L, 0-5 May 8, 2019 W, 3-1 May 11, 2019 T, 0-0 May 18, 2019 T, 1-1 May 25, 2019GK Cropper GK Turner GK Turner GK Turner GK TurnerLB Castillo (Bunbury 75') LB Castillo LB Castillo LB Castillo (Jones 35’) LB JonesCB Mancienne © CB Anibaba CB Anibaba CB Anibaba CB AnibabaCB Farrell CB Delamea CB Farrell CB Farrell CB FarrellRB L. Caicedo RB Farrell RB Bye RB Bye RB ByeCDM Caldwell CDM L. Caicedo CDM L. Caicedo CDM L. Caicedo CDM L. CaicedoLM Jones (Penilla 65') CDM Zahibo (Agudelo HT) LM Penilla 2 (Jones 79’) LM Penilla LM PenillaRM Buchanan LM Fagundez CM Fagundez (Buchanan 66’) CM Fagundez (Buchanan 60’) CM Agudelo 3 (Caldwell 89’)CAM Gil RM Buchanan (Jones 74’) CM Gil 4 © CM Gil © CM Gil ©ST Agudelo CAM Gil © RM Agudelo 2 RM Agudelo RM Buchanan (Knighton 56’)ST J. F. Caicedo 3 ST J. F. Caicedo (Bunbury HT) ST Bunbury (J.F. Caicedo 85’) ST Bunbury (Zahibo 89’) ST Bunbury

@ LA GALAXY VS. PHILADELPHIA UNION VS. HOUSTON DYNAMO @ COLORADO RAPIDS @ D.C. UNITEDW, 2-1 June 2, 2019 T, 1-1 June 26, 2019 W, 2-1 June 29, 2019 W, 2-1 July 4, 2019 T, 2-2 July 12, 2019GK Knighton GK Knighton GK Turner GK Turner GK TurnerLB Jones LB Castillo LB Jones LB Castillo LB CastilloCB Anibaba CB Anibaba CB Delamea 1 CB Delamea CB Anibaba CB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB Farrell CB FarrellRB Bye RB Bye 2 RB Bye RB Bye RB ByeCDM L. Caicedo CDM L. Caicedo CDM L. Caicedo CDM L. Caicedo (Penilla 74') CDM L. CaicedoLM Penilla 3 (Buchanan 89') LM Penilla (J. F. Caicedo 67') LM Fagundez (Bunbury 57' 2) CDM Zahibo CDM ZahiboCM Agudelo CM Zahibo (Fagundez 87') RM Agudelo LM Agudelo LM Agudelo (Caldwell 78')RM Fagundez (J.F. Caicedo 83') RM Agudelo CAM Gil © (Anibaba 89') CAM Gil © (Caldwell 89') CAM Gil 5 © (Fagundez 90'+1')CAM Gil © CAM Gil © ST J. F. Caicedo RM Bunbury 3 RM Bunbury 4ST Bunbury 1 ST Bunbury ST Rennicks (Penilla 61') ST J. F. Caicedo 4 (Anibaba 82') ST J. F. Caicedo (Jones 61')

2019 GAME-BY-GAME LINEUPS


New England Revolution 1 at FC Dallas 1 March 2, 2019 at Toyota Stadium (Frisco, Texas) Att. 14,327Scoring - NE - Gil 1 (Delamea 1, Anibaba 1) 57'DAL - Barrios 1 (Badji 1) 13' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 9 2 24 0 1DAL 9 1 15 1 3

Columbus Crew SC 2 at New England Revolution 0 March 9, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 13,808Scoring - CLB - Zardes 1 (Santos 1) 26', Zardes 2 (Jimenez 1) 90'+6'NE - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersCLB 6 3 13 2 1NE 11 2 13 2 2

New England Revolution 2 at Toronto FC 3 March 17, 2019 at BMO Field (Toronto, Ontario) Att. 23,271Scoring - NE - Gil 2 (Penalty Kick) 9', GIl 3 (Unassisted) 52'TOR - Akinola 1 (Chapman 1) 14', Hamilton 1 (Chapman 2, Akinola 1) 45', Altidore 1 (Morrow 1, Bradley 1) 80' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 7 0 15 4 5TOR 13 2 9 2 6

FC Cincinnati 2 at New England Revolution 0March 24, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 10,605Scoring - CIN - Manneh 1 (Saief 1) 44', Saief 1 (Manneh 1, Ledesma 1) 65'NE - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersCIN 12 2 13 1 2NE 17 2 14 0 7

Minnesota United FC 1 at New England Revolution 2March 30, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 10,657Scoring - MIN - Quintero 3 (Penalty Kick) 26'NE - Anibaba 1 (Gil 1) 10', Bye 1 (Bunbury 1, Jones 1) 62' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersMIN 10 3 11 5 3NE 19 2 10 3 9

New England Revolution 0 at Columbus Crew SC 1April 6, 2019 at MAPFRE Stadium (Columbus, Ohio) Att. 10,942Scoring - NE - NoneCLB - Williams 1 (Higuain 3) 42' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 7 0 10 0 6CLB 8 2 16 3 4

Atlanta United FC 2 at New England Revolution 0 April 13, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 15,016Scoring - ATL - Barco 2 (Villalba 1) 29', Barco 2 (Villalba 2) 49'NE - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersATL 19 1 14 1 5NE 7 5 17 4 3

New York Red Bulls 0 at New England Revolution 1 April 20, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 14,514Scoring - NY - NoneNE - Penilla 1 (J. F. Caicedo 1, Gil 2) 73' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNY 13 1 16 2 5NE 9 5 16 1 4

Montreal Impact 3 at New England Revolution 0 April 24, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 9,422Scoring - MTL - Shome 1 (Free Kick) 79', Jackson-Hamel 1 (Lovitz 2) 85', Jackson-Hamel 2 (Bayiha 1) 90'+3'NE - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersMTL 15 0 18 4 10NE 10 6 12 1 16

New England Revolution 4 at Sporting Kansas City 4 April 27, 2019 at Children's Mercy Park (Kansas City, Kan.) Att. 18,511Scoring - NE - J. F. Caicedo 1 (Agudelo 1, Caldwell 1) 19', J. F. Caicedo 2 (Buchanan 1) 35', Agudelo 1 (Unassisted) 42', Jones 1 (Unassisted) 66' SKC - Nemeth 6 (Zusi 2, Rowe 1) 33', Gutierrez 3 (Penalty Kick) 60', Gutierrez 4 (Unassisted) 70', Nemeth 7 (Russell 3) 83' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 10 2 16 2 0SKC 19 3 14 1 9

2019 GAME-BY-GAME BOX SCORESNew England Revolution 1 at Philadelphia Union 6 May 4, 2019 at Talen Energy Stadium (Chester, Penn.) Att. 15,565Scoring - NE - J. F. Caicedo 3 (Castillo 1) 35'PHI - Elliott 1 (Medunjanin 3) 11', Ilsinho 2 (Monteiro 2) 47', Santos 1 (Wagner 3, Medunjanin 4) 69', Santos 2 (Unassisted) 74’, Przybylko 3 (Bedoya 1, Ilsinho 3) 82', Accam 4 (Unassisted) 88’

Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 16 9 12 1 3PHI 19 3 20 2 4

New England Revolution 0 at Chicago Fire 5 May 8, 2019 at SeatGeek Stadium (Bridgeview, Ill.) Att. 6,074Scoring - NE - NoneCHI - Nemanja Nikolic 4 (Nicolas Gaitan 3) 28’, Nemanja Nikolic 5 (Bastian Schweinsteiger 1, Nicolas Gaitan 4) 40’, Brandt Bronico 1 (Aleksander Katai 3) 78’, Nicolas Gaitan 1 (Aleksand-er Katai 4) 85’, Przemyslaw Frankowski 1 (Unassisted) 89’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 4 2 9 1 4CHI 16 2 13 4 3

San Jose Earthquakes 1 at New England Revolution 3 May 11, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 20,620Scoring - SJ - Qazaishvili 1 (Hoesen 1) NE - Agudelo 2 (Castillo 2, Penilla 1), Penilla 2 (Penalty Kick), Gil 4 (Buchanan 2) Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersSJ 13 0 8 2 9 NE 11 5 11 1 2

New England Revolution 0 at Montreal Impact 0 May 18, 2019 at Saputo Stadium (Montreal, Quebec) Att. 15,559Scoring - NE - None MTL - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 9 4 16 0 14 MTL 10 2 14 2 20

D.C. United 1 at New England Revolution 1 May 25, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 20,131Scoring - DC - Rooney 8 (Penalty Kick) 90’ NE - Agudelo 3 (Penilla 2) 61’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersDC 21 1 11 1 6 NE 14 4 15 0 5

New England Revolution 2 at LA Galaxy 1 June 2, 2019 at Dignity Health Sports Park (Carson, Calif.) Att. 20,828Scoring - NE - Penilla 3 (Gil 3) 45', Bunbury 1 (Gil 4) 60'LA - Ibrahimovic 11 (Corona 1, Pontius 3) 84’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 16 1 9 1 2 LA 14 5 13 3 5

Philadelphia Union 1 at New England Revolution 1June 26, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 11,571Scoring - PHI - Przybylko 5 (Unassisted) 84'NE - Bye 2 (Gil 5) 31’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersPHI 10 2 19 3 3 NE 13 3 12 4 7

Houston Dynamo 1 at New England Revolution 2June 29, 2019 at Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.) Att. 17,372Scoring - HOU - Ceren 1 (Fuenmayor 1) 25'NE - Delamea 1 (Fagundez 1) 51’, Bunbury 2 (Penilla 3, J. F. Caicedo 2) 90'+1' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersHOU 8 5 16 3 4 NE 21 5 13 3 10

New England Revolution 2 at Colorado Rapids 1July 4, 2019 at Dick's Sporting Goods Park (Commerce City, Colo.) Att. 15,584Scoring - NE - Bunbury 8 (Castillo 3) 8', J. F. Caicedo 4 (Gil 6) 52'COL - Rubio 4 (Mezquida 4) 71' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 13 3 15 2 2 COL 17 3 14 6 8

New England Revolution 2 at D.C. United 2July 12, 2019 at Audi Field (Washington, D.C..) Att. 18,903Scoring - NE - Bunbury 4 (J. F. Caicedo 3, Anibaba 2) 4', Gil 5 (Unassisted) 32'DC - Jara 1 (Arriola 1) 43', Amarikwa 1 (Roonney 6) 86' Shots Saves Fouls Offsides CornersNE 12 1 8 1 2 DC 17 3 15 3 2


REVOLUTION RECORD BOOKGAMES PLAYED GP 1. Shalrie Joseph 261 2. Matt Reis 254 3. Chris Tierney 246 4. Jay Heaps 243 5. Diego Fagundez 231 6. Andrew Farrell 206 7. Kelyn Rowe 205 8. Steve Ralston 201 9. Scott Caldwell 191 10. Lee Nguyen 190

GAMES STARTED GS 1. Shalrie Joseph 254 2. Matt Reis 253 3. Jay Heaps 238 4. Chris Tierney 220 5. Andrew Farrell 204 6. Steve Ralston 196 7. Lee Nguyen 185 8. Diego Fagundez 173 9. Taylor Twellman 163 10. Kelyn Rowe 160 MINUTES PLAYED MIN 1. Shalrie Joseph 22,867 2. Matt Reis 22,699 3. Jay Heaps 21,619 4. Chris Tierney 19,422 5. Andrew Farrell 18,168 6. Steve Ralston 17,643 7. Lee Nguyen 16,122 8. Diego Fagundez 15,491 9. Taylor Twellman 15,046 10. Kelyn Rowe 14,604 GOALS G 1. Taylor Twellman 101 2. Lee Nguyen 51 3. Diego Fagundez 50 4. Steve Ralston 42 5. Joe-Max Moore 41 T-6. Shalrie Joseph, Pat Noonan 37 8. Juan Agudelo 35 9. Teal Bunbury 32 10. Kelyn Rowe 29

ASSISTS A 1. Steve Ralston 73 2. Lee Nguyen 49 3. Diego Fagundez 43 T-4. Kelyn Rowe, Chris Tierney 40 6. Joe-Max Moore 35 7. Shalrie Joseph 34 8. Pat Noonan 29 10. Jose Cancela 27 SHOTS SHOTS 1. Taylor Twellman 557 2. Diego Fagundez 415 3. Lee Nguyen 398 5. Shalrie Joseph 321 6. Teal Bunbury 277 9. Juan Agudelo 231 SHOTS ON GOAL SOG 1. Taylor Twellman 318 2. Diego Fagundez 173 3. Lee Nguyen 163 4. Joe-Max Moore 127 5. Kelyn Rowe 122 8. Teal Bunbury 113

FOULS COMMITTED FC 1. Shalrie Joseph 439 3. Joe Franchino 270 4. Lee Nguyen 244 5. Scott Caldwell 238 6. Juan Agudelo 237 7. Teal Bunbury 225

FOULS SUFFERED FS 1. Shalrie Joseph 421 2. Lee Nguyen 371 3. Taylor Twellman 359 4. Jay Heaps 278 5. Jose Cancela 263 6. Kelyn Rowe 261

YELLOW CARDS YC T-1. Jay Heaps, Shalrie Joseph 50 T-4. Scott Caldwell, Andy Dorman 28 T-7. Teal Bunbury, Diego Fagundez 24 RED CARDS RC 1. Shalrie Joseph 5 2. Ivan McKinley 4 T-3. Andrew Farrell, C. Tierney, D. Imbongo, M. Reis, A.J. Soares 3

CORNER KICKS CK 1. Chris Tierney 477 2. Steve Ralston 456 3. Lee Nguyen 377 4. Jose Cancela 330 5. Joe-Max Moore 209 6. Diego Fagundez 208 7. Kelyn Rowe 195 8. Imad Baba 158

OFFSIDES OFF 1. Taylor Twellman 165 3. Wolde Harris 68 4. Juan Agudelo 66 6. Johnny Torres 55 9. Teal Bunbury 43

GAME-WINNING GOALS GWG 1. Taylor Twellman 28 2. Lee Nguyen 17 3. Diego Fagundez 16 4. Joe-Max Moore 13 T-5. Teal Bunbury, Steve Ralston 12 GAME-WINNING ASSISTS GWA 1. Steve Ralston 22 2. Chris Tierney 16 3. Lee Nguyen 14 4. Shalrie Joseph 13 T-5. Diego Fagundez, Kelyn Rowe 9 7. Jose Cancela 8 T-8. 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. Juan Agudelo, Diego Fagundez, Kelyn Rowe 3


REVOLUTION RECORD BOOKHAT TRICKS HT 1. Taylor Twellman 3 2. Pat Noonan 2 T-3. Five Players Tied 1

PENALTY KICK GOALS PKG 1. Lee Nguyen 16 2. Shalrie Joseph 12 3. Steve Ralston 9

GOALS PER GAME AVG 1. Taylor Twellman 0.58 2. Joe-Max Moore 0.43 3. Clint Dempsey 0.35 4. Pat Noonan 0.31 5. Lee Nguyen 0.27 6. Wolde Harris 0.26 7. Juan Agudelo 0.24 9. Diego Fagundez 0.22 10. Steve Ralston 0.21

ASSISTS PER GAME AVG T-1. Joe-Max Moore, Steve Ralston 0.36 3. Jose Cancela 0.32 4. Lee Nguyen 0.26 5. Pat Noonan 0.24 T-6. Diego Fagundez, Kelyn Rowe 0.19 T-8. Chris Tierney, Taylor Twellman 0.16 10. Shalrie Joseph 0.13

GOALS PER 90 MIN. AVG 1. Taylor Twellman 0.60 2. Joe-Max Moore 0.45 3. Pat Noonan 0.39 T-4. Juan Agudelo, Clint Dempsey 0.36 6. Wolde Harris 0.35 7. Diego Fagundez 0.29 8. Lee Nguyen 0.28 9. Teal Bunbury 0.26 ASSISTS PER 90 MIN. AVG 1. Jose Cancela 0.40 4. Pat Noonan 0.30 5. Lee Nguyen 0.27 T-6. Diego Fagundez, Kelyn Rowe 0.25 8. Chris Tierney 0.19

SCORING PERCENTAGE PCT 1. Steve Ralston 20.5 2. Taylor Twellman 18.1 3. Joe-Max Moore 16.6 4. Pat Noonan 15.8 5. Juan Agudelo 15.2 6. Clint Dempsey 14.4 7. Lee Nguyen 12.8 8. Diego Fagundez 12.0 9. Teal Bunbury 11.6

SHOTS ON GOAL PERCENTAGE PCT 1. Taylor Twellman 57.1 8. Clint Dempsey 47.7 9. Diego Fagundez 41.7 10. Lee Nguyen 41.0

GAMES PLAYED IN GOAL GP 1. Matt Reis 254 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 127 5. Walter Zenga 47 6. Brad Knighton 43 7. Cody Cropper 36 8. Matt Turner 34

GAMES STARTED IN GOAL GS 1. Matt Reis 253 3. Jeff Causey 50 4. Adin Brown 48 5. Walter Zenga 47 6. Brad Knighton 43 7. Cody Cropper 36 8. Matt Turner 34 MINUTES PLAYED IN GOAL MIN 1. Matt Reis 22,697 3. Jeff Causey 4,814 4. Adin Brown 4,392 5. Walter Zenga 4,105 6. Brad Knighton 3,885 7. Cody Cropper 3,240 8. Matt Turner 3,026 9. Juergen Sommer 2,978 10. Ian Feuer 2,336

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE AVG 1. Matt Reis 1.31 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 1.42 3. Jeff Causey 1.72

WINS W 1. Matt Reis 93 T-3. Adin Brown, Jeff Causey 21 5. Walter Zenga 20 6. Brad Knighton 15 7. Cody Cropper 13 T-8. Matt Turner, Juergen Sommer 11

WINNING PERCENTAGE PCT. 1. Adin Brown .564 2. Matt Reis .510 3. Walter Zenga .500 4. Bobby Shuttlewoth .472 5. Jeff Causey .410

SAVES SV 1. Matt Reis 989 6. Juergen Sommer 143 7. Brad Knighton 147 8. Ian Feuer 112 9. Cody Cropper 102 10. Matt Turner 101

SHUTOUTS SHO 1. Matt Reis 66 2. Bobby Shuttleworth 34 T-3. Cody Cropper, Adin Brown 10 5. Walter Zenga 8 T-6. Brad Knighton, Matt Turner 6 8. Jeff Causey, Ian Feuer, Juergen Sommer 5

SAVES PERCENTAGE PCT 1. Matt Reis 72.3 2. Adin Brown 71.3 3. Bobby Shuttleworth 63.8


REVOLUTION’S MOST RECENTShutout Matt Turner at Montreal May 18, 2019

Goal Carles Gil at D.C. United July 12, 2019

Defender Goal Antonio Delamea vs. Houston June 29, 2019

Midfielder Goal Carles Gil at D.C. United July 12, 2019

Forward Goal Teal Bunbury at D.C. United July 12, 2019

Own Goal For Aly Ghazal at Vancouver May 26, 2018

Own Goal Conceded Michael Mancienne vs. Chicago Sept. 22, 2018

Two Goals/Match Juan F. Caicedo at Kansas City April 27, 2019

Three Goals/Match Kei Kamara vs. Orlando City Sept. 2, 2017

Four Goals/Match N/A N/A N/A

Assist J. F. Caicedo at D.C. United July 12, 2019

Two Assists/Match Carles Gil at LA Galaxy June 2, 2019

Three Assists/Match Lee Nguyen vs. Orlando City Sept. 2, 2017

Four Assists/Match Lee Nguyen vs. Orlando City Sept. 2, 2017

PK Converted Cristian Penilla vs. San Jose May 11, 2019

PK not Converted Carles Gil at Kansas City April 27, 2019

PK Conceded/conv. Wayne Rooney vs. D.C. United May 25, 2019

PK Conceded/nconv. Jack Price vs. Colorado March 10, 2018

Red Card Wilfried Zahibo at D.C. United July 12, 2019

Opp. Red Card Kellyn Acosta at Colorado July 4, 2019

REVOLUTION 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



Kheli Dube (08/23/09) 3

Zack Schilawski (04/10/10) 3

Kei Kamara (09/02/17) 3

Assists Lee Nguyen (09/02/17) 4

Shots Wolde Harris (08/19/00) 9

Mamadou Diallo (05/19/02) 9


Clint Dempsey (07/01/06) 9


Shots on Goal Joe-Max Moore (06/19/99) 7

Fouls Commited Matt Okoh (04/28/01) 8

Fouls Suffered Clint Dempsey (04/02/05) 10

Abdoulie Mansally (10/21/10) 10

Corner Kicks Imad Baba (09/09/00) 14

Offsides Raul Diaz Arce (05/13/98) 7

Saves Aidan Heaney (09/07/96) 14

Shots Faced Aidan Heaney (09/07/96) 14

Juergen Sommer (05/05/01) 14

Jeff Causey (08/08/01) 14

Goals Allowed Cody Cropper (09/13/17) 7

2018-19 TRANSACTION LOGA complete Revolution history dating back to the club's inception in 1995 may be found on the Revolution Media Website.

November 1, 2018Exercised the permanent MLS transfer options on F Cristian Penilla and M Luis Caicedo.

November 5, 2018Declined the 2019 contract options on six players: D Claude Dielna, M Guillermo Hauché, F Femi Hollinger-Janzen, M Cristhian Machado, D Nicolas Samayoa, and M Mark Segbers.

November 27, 2018Signed M Nicolas Firmino as a Homegrown Player.

December 18, 2018Acquired D Edgar Castillo in trade with Colorado Rapids in exchange for M Kelyn Rowe.

December 20, 2018Acquired F Juan Fernando Caicedo on loan from Independiente Medellín for the 2019 season with a permanent transfer option.

January 15, 2019Announced Gabriel Martínez Poch as Head Fitness Coach.

January 18, 2019Signed F Justin Rennicks as a Homegrown Player.

January 30, 2019Acquired M Carles Gil via transfer from Deportivo de La Coruña and signed him to a multi-year Designated Player contract.

February 25, 2019Signed M DeJuan Jones.

March 4, 2019New England Revolution and Chelsea FC announce "Final Whistle on Hate" match for May 15 at Gillette Stadium (8:00 p.m ET), with all proceeds being dedicated to initiatives combatting antisemitism and all hate crimes.

March 14, 2019F Brian Wright and M Zachary Herivaux sent on loan to Birmingham Legion FC (USL). New England may recall either player at any time. F Justin Rennicks, (U.S. U-20) M Zachary Herivaux (Haiti), and D Gabriel Somi (Syria) called in to national team duty.

March 28, 2019M Scott Caldwell signed to multi-year contract extension.

April 16, 2019F Brian Wright recalled from loan with Birmingham Legion FC (USL).

April 30, 2019Assistant Coach Ruben Garcia departs club to become sporting director at Spanish side SD Huesca. Kevin Hitchcock announced as assistant coach to replace Garcia.

May 9, 2019Revolution relieve Brad Friedel of his head coaching duties and name Mike Lapper the club’s interim head coach.

May 13, 2019Revolution part ways with General Manager Michael Burns.

May 14, 2019Bruce Arena appointed as Sporting Director and the club’s eighth Head Coach.

May 15, 2019New England Revolution host English side Chelsea FC for “Final Whistle on Hate” charity match at Gillette Stadium.

May 20, 2019M Zachary Herivaux recalled from loan with Birmingham Legion FC (USL).

May 24, 2019Homegrown F Justin Rennicks and U.S. Under-20 Men’s National Team begins play in FIFA U-20 Men’s World Cup in Poland.

May 30, 2019Hired Richie Williams as assistant coach in exchange for compensation to D.C. United.

May 31, 2019Marcelo Neveleff departs club to join Orlando City SC’s technical staff.

June 2, 2019Hired Curt Onalfo as Technical Director. Hired Jarryd Phillips as Director of Sports Performance.Interim Head Coach Mike Lapper departed the club.

June 21, 2019Revolution and D Gabriel Somi mutually agree to terminate contract.

June 25, 2019Hired Dave van den Bergh as assistant coach.

July 10, 2019Acquired F Gustavo Bou via transfer from Club Tijuana and signed him to a multi-year Designated Player contract.


2019 CATEGORICAL WIN-LOSS Overall Home AwayOverall: 6-8-6 4-4-2 2-4-4vs. East: 1-8-4 1-4-2 0-4-2vs. West: 5-0-2 3-0-0 2-0-2

Scoring First: 5-1-4 3-0-2 2-1-2Opp. Scoring First: 1-7-1 1-4-0 0-3-1

Leading at Half: 3-0-3 1-0-1 2-0-2Trailing at Half: 1-6-1 1-3-0 0-3-1Tied at Half: 2-2-2 2-1-1 0-1-1

Leading at 75’: 4-0-4 2-0-2 2-0-2Trailing at 75’: 0-7-0 0-4-0 0-3-0Tied at 75’: 2-1-2 2-0-0 0-1-2

Out-Shooting Opp.: 4-2-1 2-2-1 2-0-0Out-Shot by Opp.: 2-6-4 2-2-1 0-4-3Shots Even: 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1

In Shutouts: 1-1-1 1-0-0 0-1-1In Games Decided by 1 Goal: 4-1-0 2-0-0 2-1-0In Games Decided by 2 Goals: 1-3-0 1-3-0 0-0-0In Games Decided by 3+ Goals: 0-3-0 0-1-0 0-2-0

Day Games (before 5 p.m.): 1-2-2 1-2-0 0-0-2Night Games (5 p.m. or after): 5-6-4 3-2-2 2-4-2

In Primary (Blue) Uniforms: 3-4-3 2-3-2 1-1-1In Colonial (White) Uniforms: 2-4-3 1-1-0 1-3-3In Parley (Light Blue) Uniforms: 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

On NBC Sports Boston: 6-8-5 4-4-2 2-4-3On ESPN: 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1On UniMás: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

In March: 1-3-1 1-2-0 0-1-1In April: 1-3-1 1-2-0 0-1-1In May: 1-2-2 1-0-1 0-2-1In June: 2-0-1 1-0-1 1-0-0In July: 1-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-1In August: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0In September: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0In October: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

On Wednesdays: 0-2-1 0-1-1 0-1-0On Thursdays: 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0On Fridays: 0-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-1On Saturdays: 4-4-4 4-2-1 0-2-3On Sundays: 1-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-0

In Clear Weather: 4-5-4 3-2-2 1-3-2In Cloudy Weather: 0-3-2 0-2-0 0-1-2In Rain: 2-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0In Snow: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Indoors: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Below 30° at Kickoff: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-030°-49° at Kickoff: 0-2-1 0-1-0 0-1-150°-59° at Kickoff: 0-3-2 0-2-0 0-1-260°-69° at Kickoff: 4-2-1 3-1-1 1-1-070°-79° at Kickoff: 2-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-080°-89° at Kickoff: 0-0-2 0-0-1 0-0-190°+ 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: 1-1-3 0-0-2 1-1-1Using 3 Subs: 5-7-3 4-4-0 1-3-3

On FieldTurf/Artificial Surface: 4-4-2 4-4-2 0-0-0On Natural Grass: 2-4-4 0-0-0 2-4-4

2019 MISCELLANEOUS STATS

United States Caps GoalsJuan Agudelo 28 3Teal Bunbury 4 1Edgar Castillo 18 0

Ecuador Caps GoalsCristian Penilla 2 1

Haiti Caps GoalsZachary Herivaux 12 0

Mexico Caps GoalsEdgar Castillo (currently represents U.S.A.) 3 0

Slovenia Caps GoalsAntonio Delamea 2 0

*Updated through July 15, 2019 and reflects only senior team appearances.

2019 PENALTY KICKS FOR

2019 PENALTY KICKS AGAINST

NE Player Goalkeeper (Team) Date ResultDiego Fagundez Zack Steffen (CLB) March 9 SaveCarles Gil Alex Bono (TOR) March 17 GoalCarles Gil Tim Melia (SKC) April 27 SaveCristian Penilla Daniel Vega (SJ) May 11 Goal

Player (Team) NE Goalkeeper Date ResultDarwin Quintero (MIN) Cody Cropper March 30 GoalFelipe Gutierrez (SKC) Cody Cropper April 27 GoalWayne Rooney (DC) Brad Knighton May 25 Goal

INTERNATIONAL REGISTER

Quickest Goal: _____________________________ Bunbury: 7/12 at DC - 4'

Quickest Goal Against: ________________________ Elliott: 5/4 at PHI - 11'

Game-Winning Goals after 75’: ___________Bunbury: 6/29 vs. HOU - 90'+1'

Game-Tying Goals after 75’: ______________________________________

Game-Winning Goals Against after 75’: ________Altidore: 3/17 at TOR - 80'

Game-Tying Goals Against after 75’: __________Nemeth: 4/27 at SKC - 83'_____________________________________________ Rooney: 5/25 vs. DC - 90’__________________________________________ Przybylko: 6/26 vs. PHI - 84'____________________________________________Amarikwa: 7/12 at DC - 86'

Hat Tricks: ____________________________________________________

Hat Tricks Against: _____________________________________________

Own Goals For: _________________________________________________

Own Goals Against: _____________________________________________

Red Cards: _____________________________ Mancienne: 4/6 at CLB - 64'____________________________________________Bye: 4/27 at SKC - 55'________________________________________ Anibaba: 4/27 at SKC - 89'______________________________________________ Turner: 5/25 vs. DC - 56’_______________________________________________Zahibo: 7/12 at DC - 63'

Opponents' Red Cards: ____________________ Acosta: 7/4 at COL - 90'+1'


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