MATCHDAY GUIDE | New England Revolution at FC Dallas | June 27, 2021

THE BASICS

New England Revolution at FC Dallas

Sunday, June 27 | 9 p.m. ET

Toyota Stadium | Frisco, Texas

Predicted Weather: Partly sunny | High 91 | Low 75

HOW TO TUNE IN

MATCHDAY GUIDE | New England Revolution at FC Dallas | June 27, 2021 -

WATCH
TV: TV38, myRITV

LISTEN
Radio: 98.5 The Sports Hub (English), WBIX 1260 Nossa Radio (Portuguese)

REVOLUTION PREGAME LIVE
Sunday, June 27 | 8:15 p.m. ET
Elizabeth Pehota and Jeff Lemieux will break down all the storylines and starting XIs on Revolution Pregame Live, available live at 8:15 p.m. ET ahead of Sunday night's clash at FC Dallas on the Revolution’s official Facebook and YouTube channels, as well as www.revolutionsoccer.net.

RECENT FORM VS. FC DALLAS

The Revs and FC Dallas have not met since March 2019, when the Revs opened the campaign on the road with a come-from-behind 1-1 draw at Toyota Stadium. This single goal was the first-ever goal of Carles Gil's Revolution career, and this milestone with the squad set the tone for him to ultimately win MLS Newcomer of the Year at the end of the 2019 season.

The Revs are winless in their last nine visits to Toyota Stadium (0-7-2), including the 2016 U.S. Open Cup final. While recent history has leaned in FCD's favor, New England still have a winning record all-time (11-10-3) on the road in Dallas.

However, it's been more than two years since these two teams have played one another, and a lot has changed. This will be the first time these two sides will square off while the Revs have been under the leadership of head coach Bruce Arena. It will also be the Revolution's only Western Conference away game of the regular season.

FC Dallas is winless in six games (0-3-3) and sits at the bottom of the Western Conference with seven points through nine games (1-4-4). Meanwhile, the Revs continue their reign atop the Eastern Conference (7-1-2), are on a five-game winning streak and with their most recent home win over the New York Red Bulls, made history by beginning a season 5-0-0 at Gillette Stadium for the first time. As the Revs look to continue their momentum and secure their first road victory at FC Dallas since 2008, this will be a game you don't want to miss.

Overall Record vs. FC Dallas: 23-18-4
Away Record vs. FC Dallas: 11-10-3

Last meeting at Gillette Stadium: FC Dallas 1, Revs 0 (April 14, 2018)
Last meeting at Toyota Stadium: Revs 1, FC Dallas 1 (March 2, 2019)

SOCCER FOR ALL

Soccer For All signifies that everyone is welcome to MLS, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation or socioeconomic status, and emphasizes the League’s commitment to drive positive social change and end discrimination. To commemorate LGBTQ+ Pride month in June, MLS clubs will kick off local activations and in-stadium nights during Soccer For All week to celebrate the League’s diverse and inclusive communities.

Fans can also purchase adidas Pride training tops at MLSstore.com or at the Gillette Stadium Pro Shop, as part of Love Unites, adidas’ global campaign promoting equity in sport and reinforcing how the love of sport unites us all.

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SHOW YOUR COLORS

On Sunday night the Revs will be sporting "The Original," New England's primary kit designed as a nod to the club's original 1996 look. The sleek white stripe across the jersey echoes the angled stripes across the '96 kit, while the blue top is complemented by red shorts similar to those worn by the Revolution's first-ever squad.

You can own "The Original" by picking one up at the Gillette Stadium ProShop, or by ordering online HERE.

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