Soccer

Try, try again
Revs snap three-game losing streak by beating D.C.
It’s been a rigorous week for the Revolution. In three matches, they won, lost and played to a draw. New England also climbed back to the MLS summit thanks to contributions from Taylor Twellman. More
Back on top
The Revolution battled to a 1-1 tie with Toronto FC and now have an 11-6-4 record. Taylor Twellman scored the only goal for the Revs, his fourth of the season.
Champs to chumps
It might finally be time to worry. The Revolution have been solid all year, but losing three straight matches, surrendering the top spot in MLS and possibly losing Matt Reis is cause for concern.
Globe Trotters
Major League Soccer is not yet up to the English Premiership's level. But with the additions of players like David Beckham and exciting midseason tournaments, there’s no reason MLS can’t soon compete with the world.
A different feeling
The Revolution lost two in a row for the first time all year, despite Taylor Twellman’s return to the starting lineup. Though it’s not panic time yet, New England must get back on track if it plans to win the league.
First class
New England Revolution midfielder Steve Ralston was named the MLS Player of the Week for Week 14. Ralston scored both goals in the Revolution's 2-1 victory over Toronto FC on June 28.

National Headlines

Jaqua, Houston roll over Kansas City
Nate Jaqua scored two goals, Kei Kamara had two assists and Houston rolled over Kansas City, 3-1 on Sunday for its sixth win in its last seven Major League Soccer matches.
Huckerby, San Jose edge D.C. to climb to fourth
Darren Huckerby had a goal and an assist as San Jose beat D.C. United, 2-1, on Saturday at Buck Shaw Stadium to extend its unbeaten streak to eight matches.
L.A. ties RSL to extend winless skid to 11
Rookie Bryan Jordan had a goal and an assist in his first start in Major League Soccer, but Los Angeles settled for a 2-2 draw against Real Salt Lake on Saturday and its winless skid reached 11 matches.
Firestarter: King sparks Chicago over New York
Stephen King scored the game-winner and Jon Busch posted his league-leading 10th shutout as the Chicago Fire defeated Red Bull New York, 1-0, on Saturday at Toyota Park.
Schelotto shines as Crew rolls over Revs
Guillermo Barros Schelotto scored a goal and assisted on two more as the Columbus Crew downed the New England Revolution, 4-0 on Saturday at Crew Stadium in a battle of the top two teams in MLS.
Chicago signs Mapp to four-year extension
Chicago agreed to terms with midfielder Justin Mapp on a four-year contract extension through the 2011 season on Saturday. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Razov helps Chivas down short-handed TFC
Ante Razov scored a goal and assisted on two more as Chivas USA recorded a 3-1 win over Toronto FC at BMO Field on Saturday.
Struggling Wizards need result against Dynamo
Kansas City midfielder Davy Arnaud didn't waste time reflecting on last week's 2-1 loss to San Jose, instead looking ahead to Sunday's game at two-time defending Major League Soccer champion Houston.
Galaxy lacking stars ahead of RLS contest
The Los Angeles Galaxy will be hoping to snap a 10-game winless skid on Saturday when the team welcomes Real Salt Lake to the Home Depot Center, however they will have to do so without a number of star players.
K.C. acquires forward Thompson from FC Dallas
The Kansas City Wizards acquired forward Abe Thompson from FC Dallas on Friday for allocation money.


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