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Michael Edwards named Fenway Sports Group’s CEO of Football
In a newly created role, Edwards will be charged with filling two key vacancies and guiding FSG’s search for a new soccer team to either purchase or partner with.
FRANK DELL'APA | ON SOCCER
Revolution running themselves ragged, falling victim to an MLS structure ill fit for competitions outside the league
Between MLS and the CONCACAF Champions Cup, New England will play eight matches over 26 days to begin the season, and its lackluster start to the league schedule shows the difficulties in finding a balance.
UNITED STATES 1, Brazil 0
United States wins first Women’s Gold Cup on goal by Lindsey Horan
The game drew a sellout crowd of 31,528 to San Diego’s Snapdragon Stadium, a record crowd for a CONCACAF women’s match.
atlanta united 4, revolution 1
Revolution drop to 0-3 in MLS after surrendering a hat trick in Atlanta
New England captain Carles Gil scored late after Giorgos Giakoumakis earned one penalty for the hosts and scored the next three goals.
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Former Liverpool sporting director Michael Edwards says he’s not interested in returning to same position
Edwards was in Boston last weekend to attend the 18th annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference.
Revolution
Revolution secure the services of captain Carles Gil through the 2026 season
New England announced a contract extension Thursday that includes a team option for 2027.
CONCACAF Champions Cup: Revolution 4, Alajuelense 0
Revolution run Alajuelense out of Gillette Stadium with 4-0 win in CONCACAF Champions Cup
Two goals by Tomás Chancalay sent the hosts on their way to a dominant victory over the Costa Rica side in the first leg of their Round of 16 showdown.
Spanish prosecutors accuse Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti of alleged tax fraud
Prosecutors said in a statement Wednesday that they are accusing Ancelotti of two accounts of tax fraud that would be punishable with four years and nine months of prison.