It's been a long time since the Revs and three points were synonymous. On Saturday night, that relationship was forged yet again.
It took 43 days, but the New England Revolution have once again secured three points. Slated against the Chicago Fire on Saturday night at Gillette Stadium, head coach Jay Heaps' side emerged with a 2-0 win, answering the call on what was tabbed as a must-win match.
In what marked striker Kei Kamara's first appearance for the Revs, it was Lee Nguyen who stole the show. The midfielder struck a beauty in the 22nd minute, curling a short corner kick routine into the top corner and past a statuesque Matt Lampson in Chicago's goal.