MLS

FT Saturday, July 9, 2005
New England Revolution WLWWD 0
–
Chicago Fire FC LDWWW 1
Soldier Field

Head to Head

NE leads series 4-1

Lineups

CHI

  1. 24Zach ThorntonG
  2. 2C.J. BrownD
  3. 5Jim CurtinD
  4. 12Logan PauseD
  5. 25Gonzalo SegaresD
  6. 22Scott BueteM
  7. 4Leonard GriffinM
  8. 21Justin MappM
  9. 15Jesse MarschM
  10. 8Lubos ReiterF
  11. 17Chris RolfeF

Substitutes

  1. 1David MahoneyG
  2. 28Jared MontzD
  3. 13Jack StewartD
  4. 16Will JohnM
  5. 9Chad BarrettF
  6. 27Andy HerronF
  7. 30Will JohnsonF

NE

  1. 1Matt ReisG
  2. 6Jay HeapsD
  3. 15M ParkhurstD
  4. 16James RileyD
  5. 7Jose CancelaM
  6. 25Andy DormanM
  7. 8Joe FranchinoM
  8. 30Ryan LathamM
  9. 22Marshall LeonardM
  10. 32Khano SmithF
  11. 20Taylor TwellmanF

Substitutes

  1. 12Doug WarrenG
  2. 31Jeff LarentowiczD
  3. 23Luke VercolloneM
  4. 17Connally EdozienF
  5. 28Jamie HolmesF

Timeline

  1. 58'
  2. 62'
  3. 66'
  4. 66'
  5. 70'
  6. 80'
  7. 90'
  8. 90'+3'

MLS News

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