FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The most important thing the New England Revolution took away from Sunday afternoon’s 3-3 draw with the Houston Dynamo was a point in the Eastern Conference standings. But the Revs boarded their flight back to Boston with more than just a valuable road result.
They also took home one or two lessons from the seesaw encounter, which saw the Revs labor through a chaotic first half and relinquish an early lead, conceding three times before the final whistle.
Diego Fagundez’s wonder strike after three minutes got the Revolution off to the perfect start at BBVA Compass Stadium, but the next 42 minutes were controlled by Houston.