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Revolution II Defeat Inter Miami CF II 1-0

May 1, 2022 - MLS NEXT Pro (MLS NEXT Pro)
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - New England Revolution II (3-0-2, 12 pts.) defeated Inter Miami CF II (3-2-1, 10 pts.), 1-0, at Gillette Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Goalkeeper Jacob Jackson made one save to lead New England to its second consecutive clean sheet.

Revolution II Head Coach Clint Peay made two changes to his lineup with Michel and Justin Rennicks starting in place of Meny Silva and Jack Panayotou. After dominating play in the offensive end, New England took a 1-0 lead on an own goal in the 36th minute when a cross from Jose Italo deflected off Inter Miami CF II's Noah Allen and into the net.

Revolution II newcomer, Marcos Dias, entered the game as a sub in the 62nd minute to make his debut with New England's developmental team. The Brazilian forward earned a penalty kick opportunity within one minute of being on the field, and in his 28 minutes of playing time, Dias recorded a team-high four shots.

Revolution II outshot Inter Miami CF II 27-8, logging seven shots on target. New England continued their strong defensive play, blocking 10 shots to secure another clean sheet on the season.

New England returns to action on Sunday, May 8 as Revolution II hosts Columbus Crew 2 at Gillette Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. on MLSNEXTPro.com.

New England Revolution II 1, Inter Miami CF II 0

May 1, 2022 - Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.)

New England's five-game unbeaten streak is the team's longest since 2020.

Goalkeeper Jacob Jackson earned the second clean sheet of his career in his fifth professional start, saving the lone shot on target he faced.

Forward Marcos Dias made his Revolution II debut, entering the game in the 62nd minute for Ryan Lima. The Brazil native on loan from Vasco de Gama logged a team-high four shots with one on target in his appearance.

Homegrown midfielder Noel Buck made his 25th all-time start with Revolution II.

In his fifth consecutive start, defender Ben Reveno completed 98.2% of his passes winning one tackle.

GAME CAPSULE

Referee: Matt Thompson.

Assistant Referees: Amilcar Sicaju (AR1), Jessica Carnevale (AR2).

Fourth Official: Christian Centeno.

Weather: 64 and sunny.

Scoring Summary:

NE - Noah Allen (Own Goal) 36'

Misconduct Summary:

NE- Sean O'Hearn Yellow Card (Handball) 14'

MCF- Lawson Sunderland Yellow Card (Foul)19'

NE- Noel Buck Yellow Card (Time wasting) 21'

MCF- Braxton Najib Yellow Card (Dissent) 38'

NE- Jack Panayotou Yellow Card (Foul) 83'

New England Revolution: Jacob Jackson; Ítalo Dos Santos (Ryan Spaulding 46'), Pierre Cayet, Ben Reveno, Sean O'Hearn (Mike DeShields 62'), Trevor Zwetsloot, Noel Buck, Jake Rozhansky (Meny Silva 78'), Michel, Justin Rennicks (Jack Panayotou 46') , Ryan Lima (Marcos Dias 65').

Substitutes Not Used: Hikaru Fujiwara, Triton Beauvois, Malcolm Fry, Yannik Oettl.

Inter Miami CF II: Andre Zuluaga; Harvey Neville, Abel Caputo, Ryan Sailor (Logan Batiste 74'), Noah Allen; Lawson Sunderland, Braxton Najib (Tyler Bagley 74'), Edison Azcona; Romeo Beckham, Joevin Jones (Shaan Hundal 66'), Shanyder Borgelin.

Substitutes Not Used: Luciano Natoli

New England Revolution II Team Statistics Inter Miami CF II

27 (7) Shots (on Target) 8 (1)

10 Blocked Shots 4

1 Saves 7

8 Corner Kicks 6

3 Offsides 1

13 Fouls 10

503 (86.5 %) Passes Attempted (% Completed) 391 (80.8%)

55.8% Possession 44.2%

POSTGAME QUOTES: New England Revolution II 1 vs Inter Miami CF II 0

New England Revolution II Head Coach Clint Peay

On his assessment of the defensive effort throughout the game:

Peay: "The guys played really well. I thought defensively we worked very hard for each other, and I thought the communication on the field was pretty good, so they did everything we asked."

On Ítalo coming out of the game and his performance through the first half:

Peay: "No, we just had Ryan Spaulding from the first team and wanted to make sure that we got him 45 minutes today, so it was just a simple change. I thought he did really well, provided some dangerous balls, obviously. Kind of got the pseudo assist on the goal, and I think he's getting better defensively."

On Marcos Dias' Revolution II debut and the effort he displayed to earn a penalty kick opportunity early on:

Peay: "So it's early, but you can see the quality that he'll bring to our side going forward in the attack. Unfortunate that he didn't score on the penalty but treated the chance very well with his movement and we're just going to continue to work with him to push the envelope."

On Jacob Jacksons' performance today:

Peay: "I thought the defense played very well, but I don't know if he had to make a real save, but he was steady in set piece scenarios and commanded his box well."

Revolution Goalkeeper Jacob Jackson

On earning two consecutive clean sheets:

Jackson: "To be honest, it's been, it's been fun playing with the Revolution II, they come every day and work really hard, and it shows on the field. I haven't had to take many shots, and I think that's a credit to the defenders, Pierre [Cayet], Ben [Reveno], [José] Ítalo, Ryan Spaulding coming down, they really put in some work and effort to help me out, so I give a lot of credit to them."

On remaining undefeated:

Jackson: "It doesn't mean much to me. I mean, I look at it as every game is a learning experience. And as a result, we want to win. You know, that's why we all play but at the end of the day, it's cool that we're undefeated. But we still got to work. We still have to continue doing what we can to win games and continue just striving to be better players."

Revolution II Defender Ben Reveno

On his and the team's performance:

Reveno: "I thought I played well. I mean, I would say everyone honestly played well. We played collective, followed Clint [Peay]'s tactics, and I think that's what got us a win."

On goalkeeper Jacob Jackson's role in two consecutive clean sheets:

Reveno: "I mean, he's [Jacob Jackson] been leading us from the back. I think it's very important for a goalkeeper to bring energy and leadership, so that's what he's been doing and if he keeps it up, I think we can keep getting victories."

On how the team looks to use their momentum going into the next game vs. Columbus:

Reveno: "Just got to take it one game at a time. Just take it like every other game, so if we could do that, we could win."

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