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Dave Sarachan has given debuts to 22 players in 10 matches since replacing Bruce Arena after the Americans’ loss at Trinidad and Tobago last year

The $35 million complex will be adjacent to Gillette Stadium, and the team still has hopes for a soccer-specific playing venue.

Tobin Heath and Alex Morgan each scored twice in the first half and United States earned a spot in the World Cup next summer in France.

Despite being eliminated from MLS playoff contention, the Revolution got goals from Cristian Penilla and Diego Fagundez in 2-0 win.

A loss in any of the Revolution’s three remaining games means elimination from the MLS postseason race.

Belgian authorities say 57 police raids are ongoing in Belgium and six other European nations in a vast probe into financial fraud and match-fixing in soccer.

They could be mathematically out of the picture even before they play their next game Saturday.

Lloyd’s hat trick paces US in 5-0 rout

The team has decided to go with an all-natural surface, which could provide some benefits.

The Atlanta United has the most points in MLS this year and trounced New England, 7-0, last season.

The soccer great said on Twitter that he had a ‘‘clear conscience’’ as he awaits the conclusions of an investigation.

The same difficulties that cost the Revolution postseason berths the last two years have sprouted again.

Here’s what it’s like to be Slyde the Fox, the mascot of the New England Revolution.

Nevada woman claimed soccer star raped her in Las Vegas hotel suite in 2009.

Some former students of the Georgia school are bothered after learning through Facebook that 30 guns were being raffled in September.

Cristian Penilla scored the game’s first goal, but it was downhill from there for New England.

Toronto has been hurting on defense this season, giving up 57 goals.

Modric achieved something unexpected and special to him: captaining Croatia to its first World Cup final.

But defensive errors hurt New England against the Fire

Chicago recently ended a nine-game winless streak that paralleled New England’s summer skid.

Jim Lonborg, Paul Pierce, and Don Cherry are among those to be feted at TD Garden Nov. 28.

Unless the Revolution can earn at least 4 points in their final three road games, they will have difficulty advancing to the playoffs.

After suffering a nine-game winless streak, the Revolution have put together a 1-0-2 burst.

Having ended their winless streak at nine in New York, the Revolution face LAFC for the first time Saturday night.

The 25-year-old attacker formerly played for Argentina Superleague power Racing Club.

The US men’s soccer team rebounded from a poor first half for the Americans’ first win over their rival in three years.

The 18-year-old showed poise and skill as a substitute against New York City FC last Wednesday.

The odds are against the Revolution advancing to the postseason, but pieces are being put in place for the future

This was the Americans’ final tuneup ahead of the start of World Cup qualifying next month.

He may not be a household name, but teammates and opponents know him well by the way he plays the game.

Gareth Bale‘s brilliance, Mohamed Salad’s injury and blunders by Liverpool’s goalkeeper led to the victory.

Portland scored the equalizer in the 70th minute as New England couldn’t hang on to its lead.

New England is on an eight-game winless skid, but the Timbers have never won in Foxborough.

Injury, age and reduced playing time led to his decision to call it quits.

The Revolution may have waited too long to address their issues on defense.

Cory Burke scored the winning goal for Philadelphia.

The winless streak has reached seven as they head to Philadelphia Saturday night.

But here is a question for poll respondents: Are you paying any attention to the Celtics?

The Revolution (7-9-8) have lost five of their last six and are stuck in seventh place in the Eastern Conference.

ManU coach Casey Stoney has put the team together from scratch, with the club only getting league approval 83 days ago

It’s believed to be the first all-female trio to call a game among the top five men’s professional leagues

Winless in their last six games, the Revolution hit the road to face D.C. United.

Philadelphia’s Fabrice-Jean Picault struck for the winner in the 76th minute Saturday night at Gillette Stadium.

Winless in five straight, they face a Philadelphia team that can leapfrog them in the standings.

The first generation to grow up on social media is learning the hard way about the hazards of offensive youthful posts.

Scott Sutter’s stoppage-time goal in the 93d minute thwarted New England (7-7-8) from claiming outright victory in Orlando Saturday night.