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Revolution II Tie Game in Second Half, Fall in PK Shootout vs. Rochester

June 18, 2022 - MLS NEXT Pro (MLS NEXT Pro)
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - New England Revolution II (7-2-3, 25 pts.) tied 1-1 with Rochester New York FC (4-4-3, 18 pts.), but fell in the penalty kick shootout, 5-4 on Saturday night at Gillette Stadium. Brazilian midfielder Ryan Lima scored his second goal of the season in the 59th minute while Jacob Jackson made three saves in the match.

Rochester opened the scoring in the 23rd minute to take a 1-0 lead into halftime. In the 59th minute, Ítalo sent the ball in from midfield directly to Lima, who headed the ball in from the center of the box into the top left corner. This marks the midfielder's second goal of the season as he continues to lead the team with 24 shots and nine on target. Ítalo also recorded his first assist with Revolution II on the play. New England collected 10 shots to Rochester's seven as Dias and Michel each paced Revs II with two each.

With the game remaining tied after 90 minutes, New England headed to its third penalty kick shootout of the MLS NEXT Pro season. Marcos Dias, Noel Buck, Sean O'Hearn, and Jack Panayotou each scored on their opportunities, but Rochester was able to score on all five of its chances to secure the extra point.

New England returns to action on Sunday, June 26 as Revolution II travels to take on Chicago Fire FC II at SeatGeek Stadium. Kickoff is slated for 5:00 p.m. ET on MLSNEXTPro.com.

New England Revolution II 1 (4), Rochester New York FC 1 (5)

June 18, 2022 - Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.)

Brazilian midfielder Ryan Lima scored his second goal of the MLS NEXT Pro season on his 21st birthday to tie the game in the second half.

Goalkeeper Jacob Jackson made three saves on four shots faced in the match.

Brazilian defender Ítalo notched his first assist with Revolution II on Lima's game-tying goal.

Forward and Academy graduate Meny Silva made his 30th appearance with Revolution II, subbing in for Lima in the 71st minute.

Defender Pierre Cayet logged the full 90 to surpass 2,500 minutes played with New England's second team.

GAME CAPSULE

Referee: Lorenzo Hernandez.

Assistant Referees: Noah Matos (AR1), Sean-Michael Kemp (AR2).

Fourth Official: Stephanie MacFarland.

Weather: 61 and cloudy.

Scoring Summary:

RNY - Gibran Rayo 23'

NE - Ryan Lima (Ítalo) 59'

Misconduct Summary:

NE - Ítalo (Yellow Card) 30'

ROC - Bubacar Boi-Djalo (Yellow Card) 69'

ROC - Gerardo Lopez (Yellow Card) 84'

New England Revolution II: Jacob Jackson; Ítalo, Pierre Cayet, Mike DeShields, Sean O'Hearn; Noel Buck, Trevor Zwetsloot (Jake Rozhansky 80'), Michel; Esmir Bajraktarevic (Jack Panayotou 71'), Ryan Lima (Meny Silva 71'), Marcos Dias.

Substitutes Not Used: Hikaru Fujiwara, Jack Burkhardt, Morris Matthews, Marzuq Puckerin.

Rochester New York FC: Caique; Lamar Batista, Gerardo Lopez, Christian Wood; Ian Garrett, Bubacar Boi-Djalo, Pedro Dolabella, Jacob Akanyiridge; Jesus Baitz (Dante Brigida 68'), Gibran Rayo, Edward Williams (Wilterlynd Inalien 62').

Substitutes Not Used: Dante Brigida, Davis Smith, Raymond Drai, Ryan Firestone, Matheus Muniz Franca, Gabriel Costa, Phillip Ejimadu.

New England Revolution II Team Statistics RNY FC

10 (5) Shots (on Target) 7 (4)

0 Blocked Shots 0

3 Saves 4

8 Corner Kicks 1

4 Offsides 2

8 Fouls 13

405 (83.2%) Passes Attempted (% Completed) 319 (80.3%)

55.7% Possession 44.3%

POSTGAME QUOTES: New England Revolution II 1 (4), Rochester New York FC 1 (5)

New England Revolution II Head Coach Clint Peay

On his team's overall performance:

Peay: "Yeah, they're a difficult team to play against. They have a lot of numbers behind the ball. They're compact. They've got good size and physicality, so they don't give you a lot, but I thought our guys battled to get back in the game, created a number of pretty good chances. We were able to put more pressure on them in the second half which I was happy to see in terms of like giving up, I thought, a pretty soft gold in the first."

On Ryan Lima's goal:

Peay: "Yeah, Ítalo serves great balls into the box. It's one of the things that he does particularly well. Rvan [Lima] is very clever and has a nose for the goal and I just think he saw the keeper a little bit off and just headed into the back post over the keepers head, so it was a brilliant finish for him and well taken."

On how the team will prepare for Chicago:

Peay: "Just making sure that we're healthy, obviously we'll start to prepare for Chicago. Just the normal sort of week of preparing for the next opponent thinking about what we could have done better in this game and nothing special."

New England Revolution II Midfielder Trevor Zwetsloot

On what the team did well tonight:

Zwetsloot: "Yeah, I think we absorbed the pressure that Rochester sort of wanted to apply to us. They're a very direct team, and I thought we dealt with it well. All in all, we played our game and at the end I thought we had much better of the chances. And yeah, it was great result for us in terms of how we played, but we didn't get the points."

On Ryan Lima's game-tying goal:

Zwetsloot: "Brilliant. He's made that run probably 15 times before the goal, and its hard work. And I think that as the season progresses, he's getting better and better. And he's really good for the locker room as well. We all love him."

On the focus heading into next week:

Zwetsloot: "Focusing on ourselves. I think that as long as we keep our heads and continue to play our brand of football, we can take it to any team in this league and look to be really successful this year, so we'll be focusing on sort of moving the ball around as quickly as possible defending as a unit."

Revolution II Midfielder Ryan Lima

*Translated from Portuguese

On how it felt to score the game-tying goal on his birthday:

Lima: "First I have to thank God and also my team for helping me score on my birthday. Now we work hard this week and hope to come out with three points next weekend."

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