Revolution players visit Boston Children’s Hospital
New England Revolution players visited patients at Boston Children's Hospital and donated their jerseys to be auctioned off to fight childhood cancer.
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New England Revolution players visited patients at Boston Children's Hospital and donated their jerseys to be auctioned off to fight childhood cancer.
The New England Revolution laced up their bowling shoes for a good cause Tuesday night. WBZ-TV's Juli McDonald reports.
The New England Revolution and former Patriots teamed up for clinics at a community center in Jamaica Plain.
The Revolution took the training pitch Wednesday morning for the first time since head coach and sporting director Bruce Arena was placed on administrative leave.
The Revolution and their opponent paid tribute to former New England goaltender Brad Knighton's 11-year-old daughter Olivia, who was killed in a boating accident last week.
Olivia Knighton, the daughter of former New England Revolution goalkeeper Brad Knighton, was killed in a boat accident.
DeJuan Jones was back with the Revs on Friday after he made the most of his time with the USMNT in the Gold Cup, an experience he is extremely grateful for. He also discussed this weekend's big matchup with D.C. United at Gillette Stadium.
Ian Harkes made his Revolution debut over the weekend, and made a little club history in the process.
The New England Revolution and Special Olympics hosted a fundraising event at Splitsville Lanes.
The New England Revolution beat Toronto F.C. 2-0 during Saturday night's match in Toronto.
Players arrived at Gillette Stadium for Saturday's match wearing shirts showing off animals up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston.
The Revs tied 1-1 with Crew in Columbus on Saturday night.
The Revs beat Montreal 4-0 at home on Saturday night.
A late equalizer tied the match at 1-1.
Teenager Noel Buck scored the winning goal in the 88th minute.
WBZ-TV's Mike Uva reports.
Noel Buck scored his first career goal in Sunday night's Revolution victory -- a moment that was a blur for the 17-year-old Arlington native.
Daniel Aguirre and Javier "Chicharito" Hernández scored goals in the first 15 minutes and the Los Angeles Galaxy held on for a 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution on Sunday.