MLS

FT Saturday, June 18, 2005
New England Revolution WDDDW 0
–
D.C. United WLDDW 2
RFK Stadium

Head to Head

NE leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

DC

  1. 18Nick RimandoG
  2. 32Bobby BoswellD
  3. 4Brandon PrideauxD
  4. 27John WilsonD
  5. 16Brian CarrollM
  6. 10Christian GomezM
  7. 17Joshua GrosM
  8. 21Dema KovalenkoM
  9. 14Ben OlsenM
  10. 99Jaime MorenoF
  11. 25Santino QuarantaF

Substitutes

  1. 1Troy PerkinsG
  2. 15Kenny ArenaD
  3. 2David StokesD
  4. 24Nana KuffourM
  5. 28Shawn KuykendallM
  6. 19Clyde SimmsM
  7. 11Alecko EskandarianF
  8. 22Jason ThompsonF
  9. 23Jamil WalkerF

NE

  1. 1Matt ReisG
  2. 8Joe FranchinoD
  3. 6Jay HeapsD
  4. 15M ParkhurstD
  5. 7Jose CancelaM
  6. 2Clint DempseyM
  7. 21Shalrie JosephM
  8. 22Marshall LeonardM
  9. 14Steve RalstonM
  10. 11Pat NoonanF
  11. 32Khano SmithF

Substitutes

  1. 12Doug WarrenG
  2. 16James RileyD
  3. 5CassioM
  4. 25Andy DormanM
  5. 17Connally EdozienF

Timeline

  1. 10'
  2. 12'
  3. 46'
  4. 46'
  5. 58'
  6. 67'
  7. 71'
  8. 73'
  9. 90'

MLS News

All news
ESPN Leonard Solms Bafana boss Pitso Mosimane's latest South Africa squad shows favouritism fears were unfounded Mosimane has made several changes from his first preliminary squad, which he announced almost immediately after taking charge at the beginning of September. Video Lionel Messi watches on at the Messi Cup Lionel Messi watches on at the Messi Cup ESPN ESPN A global experiment: Can ESPN predict the Ballon d'Or awards? The Ballon d'Or awards are typically tough to predict, but can ESPN and our global resources do just that? ESPN Joe Lowery MLS Power Rankings: Revs jump eight places as playoffs loom We're getting down to the pointy end of the season, and the New England Revolution have jumped right up ESPN's MLS Power Rankings.