Press Release

Box Score | New England Revolution 2, Philadelphia Union 1

Philadelphia Union fell 2-1 to the New England Revolution Saturday night at Subaru Park, ending their club-record 15-match unbeaten streak. Forward Dor Turgeman opened the scoring for New England in first-half stoppage time. Gil doubled New England's lead with a penalty kick in the 90+1st minute. Homegrown defender Neil Pierre pulled one back for the Union in the 90+12th minute, assisted by defender Kai Wagner.

The Union travel to GEODIS Park to play Nashville SC on Wednesday, October 28 (8:30  p.m. ET / Apple TV).

Philadelphia Union (1) – New England Revolution (2)
Subaru Park (Chester, PA) 
Saturday, October 24, 2026

TODAY’S MATCH INFO

Referee: Malik Badawi
Asst Referee 1: Chris Elliott
Asst Referee 2: Kevin Klinger
4TH Official: Ricardo Montero Araya
VAR: Michael Radchuk
AVAR: Mike Kampmeinert

SCORING SUMMARY

NE – Dor Torgemen (P. Miller, C. Gil) 45+3’
NE – Carles Gil (PK) 90+1’
PHI – Neil Pierre (K. Wagner) 90+12’

DISCIPLINARY SUMMARY

PHI – Bruno Damiani (caution) 61’
PHI – Jovan Lukic (caution) 63’
NE – Jackson Yueill (caution) 65’

LINEUP

Philadelphia Union: Andre Blake (C), Nathan Harriel (Malik Jakupovic 82’), Kai Wagner, Francis Westfield, Neil Pierre, Jovan Lukic, Danley Jean Jacques, Indiana Vassilev (Agustin Anello 67’) , Quinn Sullivan, Bruno Damiani, Milan Iloski.

Substitutes not used: Andrew Rick (GK), Japhet Sery Larsen, Jeremy Rafanello, Ben Bender, Ezekiel Allodah, Alejandro Bedoya, Kellen LeBlanc.

New England Revolution: Matt Turner, Ilay Feingold, Ethan Kohler, Josh Wynder, Peyton Miller, Matthew Polster, Luca Langoni (Wilson Harris 90+2’), Carles Gil (C) (Diego Fagundez 90+7’) , Jackson Yueill (Judah Siqueira 90+7’), Daniel Gazdag (Brooklyn Raines 76’), Dor Turgeman (Mamadou Fofana 90+1’).

Substitutes not used: Tanner Beason, Griffin Yow, Cody Baker, Donovan Parisian (GK).

NOTES

  • Defender Kai Wagner made his 214th MLS regular-season start and grabbed his sixth assist of the season tonight.
  • Homegrown defender Neil Pierre scored his fifth goal of the season.