MLS NEXT Pro New England Revolution II

Revolution II Extend Point Streak to Four Games, Fall in Shootout

Published on April 24, 2022 under MLS NEXT Pro (MLS NEXT Pro)
New England Revolution II News Release


FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - New England Revolution II (2-0-2, 9 pts.) notched a draw with Orlando City B (1-2-0, 3 pts.) at Exploria Stadium, falling in the shootout 4-3 on Sunday night. Goalkeeper Jacob Jackson earned the first clean sheet of his career in his fourth start, stopping the lone shot he faced.

Revolution II Head Coach Clint Peay made three changes to his lineup with Pierre Cayet, Jack Panayotou, and Meny Silva in for Colby Quiñones, Esmir Bajraktarevic, and Damian Rivera.

Revolution II outshot Orlando City B 20-3 and led 7-2 on shots in the first half, with Jake Rozhansky creating multiple dangerous chances. Panayotou and Lima continued their strong play in the midfield and each had opportunities to break the deadlock just before halftime. New England finished the match with six shots on target to Orlando's one.

Buck, Ben Reveno, and Hikaru Fujiwara all scored in the shootout, but New England would fall in the end, 4-3. New England's one point on the night extends the team's point streak to four games to begin the season.

New England returns to action on Sunday, May 1 as Revolution II hosts Inter Miami CF II at Gillette Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. on MLSNEXTPro.com.

New England Revolution II 0 (3), Orlando City B 0 (4)

April 24, 2022 - Exploria Stadium (Orlando, Fla.)

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

17-year-old Revolution Academy midfielder Jack Panayotou and Brazilian midfielder Ryan Lima made their first starts of the season after coming in as subs in the last two games.

Homegrown midfielder Noel Buck made his 30th all-time appearance with Revolution II.

18-year-old Revolution Academy forward Triton Beauvois made his professional debut on Sunday, entering as a substitute in the 70th minute for Ryan Lima. Beauvois is the 21st Revolution Academy player to make his professional debut with New England's second team.

Defender Pierre Cayet made his first start of the season, logging the full 90.

GAME CAPSULE

Referee: Amiel Aleman.

Assistant Referees: Melissa Gonzalez (AR1), Preston Joyner (AR2).

Fourth Official: Alejo Calume.

Weather: 78 and sunny.

Misconduct Summary:

NE - Trevor Zwetsloot (Yellow Card - Bad Foul) 33'

ORL - Erick Gunera-Calix (Yellow Card - Bad Foul) 59'

ORL - Erick Gunera-Calix (Second Yellow Card - Tactical Foul) 68'

New England Revolution: Jacob Jackson; Ítalo Dos Santos, Pierre Cayet, Ben Reveno, Sean O'Hearn, Trevor Zwetsloot (Mike DeShields 75'), Noel Buck, Jake Rozhansky (Hikaru Fujiwara 70'), Meny Silva (Colby Quiñones 75'), Ryan Lima (Triton Beauvois 70'), Jack Panayotou (Michel 55').

Substitutes Not Used: Yannik Oettl.

Orlando City B: Javier Otero; Neicer Acosta, Victor Yan (Brandon Hackenberg 84'), Liam Guske, Andrew Forth; Nicolas Taylor (Theo Franca 62'), Erick Gunera Calix, Diego Pareja (Alejandro Granados 84'); Moises Tablante, David Boccuzzo, Wilfredo Rivera (Van Marter 72').

Substitutes Not Used: Diego Valles, Isaac Delgado, Matias Cruz, Zachary Martens, Brian Lopez.

New England Revolution II Team Statistics Orlando City B

20 (6) Shots (on Target) 3 (1)

4 Blocked Shots 2

1 Saves 6

11 Corner Kicks 2

9 Offsides 0

12 Fouls 10

420 (81.7%) Passes Attempted (% Completed) 334 (73.3%)

56.1% Possession 43.9%

POSTGAME QUOTES: New England Revolution II 0 (3) vs Orlando City B 0 (4)

New England Revolution II Head Coach Clint Peay

On his overall assessment of the game:

Peay: "I thought the guys played a good game, were able to create some decent chances and really limit them to very little, possess most of the ball. And I thought overall again, good performance, just missing the final product and sometimes that happens and it's unfortunate, but I was happy that we kept a clean sheet."

On Jacob Jackson's performance so far this season:

Peay: "Yeah, I think he's been big in some games where he's had to come up and make some saves. Obviously tonight, nothing other than sort of routine saves and not very many, so he was steady, solid, and he was good for us."

On Triton Beauvois making his professional debut tonight:

Peay: "Yeah, he's a guy with some pace and some energy and I think he shows that in training and we were short a little bit, so we knew we had to go to the well a little bit with some younger guys, and he's been working hard with us and deserved an opportunity to kind of get on the field and see if he can make a difference."

On Pierre Cayet's first start of the season:

Peay: "Pierre [Cayet] is a leader for our group. He's steady back there, he helps us maintain the ball. He also is good at starting our attack and I can't say enough about kind of the qualities that he has as a player. I think getting 90 minutes under his belt was huge for his psyche and obviously physically for him to be able to do that in a little bit more humid conditions here than back home."

Revolution Academy Forward Triton Beauvois

On what it was like to make his professional debut:

Beauvois: "It was great. Making my pro debut was something I wanted to do since I was a kid, and now to have an opportunity to do it with the New England Revolution, my home club, it's good, really good experience."

On how Revolution Academy prepared him for that moment:

Beauvois: "They prepared me well. All of the coaches are very critical with me and my attack ability as a forward, so they prepped me well, very well."

On how he hopes to build off this moving forward:

Beauvois: "I'm looking to move forward, keep building off of my debut and push forward. Now I know, I have the exposure of what the level is like so all I have to do is keep working so I can stay here."

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