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‘I love Australia ... but I don’t think I’ve ever been in such a racist society’ We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Ginny Dougary Normal text size Advertisement When writer Jimmy McGovern was growing up in his beloved Liverpool, the city where he and the remaining seven of his siblings still live, with nephews and nieces galore, it was a source of pride to his family and their neighbours that only one of the residents on their street had gone to prison. “It’s a working-class boast,” he laughs wryly. “You say this to a middl...

Recap: Revolution 2 - Crew 2 Revs drop 2-goal lead in 2-2 draw with reigning champs Share this story Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images The New England Revolution returned to action Saturday evening as they paid their first visit to Lower.com Field as they took on the reigning MLS Cup champions, the Columbus Crew. New England came into Saturday’s match looking to get back on track after having a five-game win streak broken by a 2-1 loss to F.C. Dallas in their previous outing. Columbus Crew opened the doors to their 314 million dollar stadium as the Crew hosted their first game since leavi...

Henry Kessler returns to the starting XI against Columbus Crew Share this story Henry Kessler must have been happy to get the start on Saturday. With Jon Bell getting a run of starts recently, Kessler was relegated to more of a bench role. He has been in and out of the starting XI after an impressive rookie season that saw him start a majority of the games. Kessler was asked about sharing the position in the starting XI with Bell after the 2-2 draw. He said, “You know, we want to be a deep team. So we want to have guys that, you know, if Andrew gets hurt, someone can step up and play for h...

Ricardo Pepi scores twice as FC Dallas ends Revs' winning streak Field Level Media 28 Jun 2021, 13:40 GMT+10 Ricardo Pepi scored twice, including the game-winner early in the second half, as FC Dallas snapped a six-match winless swoon with a 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution on Sunday evening in Frisco, Texas. FC Dallas (2-4-4, 10 points) won for the first time since a home victory over Portland on May 1. They did it by going toe-to-toe with New England, which came into the match as the hottest team in MLS, having won five straight games. Pepi made the most of his opportunity. He st...

The New England Revolution entered the international break at the top of the Eastern Conference but it’s time to reflect on how New England performed so far this season.