HOUSTON – There’s no need to get into specifics, but prior to Saturday night’s 2-0 victory over the Houston Dynamo, it had been a long time since the New England Revolution had picked up a meaningful win outside the friendly confines of Gillette Stadium.
That’s why the three points procured at BBVA Compass Stadium were so significant for the Revs, who’ve now put together a three-game unbeaten run (2-0-1) and are gradually finding their identity under new head coach Brad Friedel and his staff.
“It’s really important to get it in just our second away game, get that first (road) win,” said Scott Caldwell, who started as part of a three-man central midfield alongside Wilfried Zahibo and Luis Caicedo, making his first MLS start.