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Seattle Sounders Cruise Past New England Revolution in Dominant 3-0 Road Victory

Revolution and Sounders players get into it during an MLS game between the New England Revolution and the Seattle Sounders on October 10, 2026. (c) Burt Granofsky

FOXBOROUGH, MA – New England Revolution (14-4-10, 46 pts.) were defeated 3-0 versus Seattle Sounders FC (11-8-9, 41 pts.) on Saturday evening.

The match kicked off at 7:30 p.m. ET at Gillette Stadium to a crowd of 20,467.

Starting XI versus Seattle Sounders FC.

New England starting lineup: 4-3-3 | Matt Turner, Will Sands, Ethan Kohler, Joshua Wynder, Matt Polster, Jackson Yueill, Brooklyn Raines, Carles Gil (C), Luca Langoni, Peyton Miller, Dor Turgeman

New England substitutes:| Donovan Parisian, Tanner Beason, Griffin Yow, Ilay Feingold, Cody Baker, Daniel Gazdag, Wilson Harris, Judah Siqueira, Diego Fagundez

Seattle Sounders FC starting lineup: 4-3-3 | Andrew Thomas, Alex Roldan, Yeimar Gomez Andrade, Jackson Ragen, Nouhou Tolo, Cristian Roldan, Albert Rushnak, Hassani Dotson, Jordan Morris, Sebastian Gomez, Dejan Joveljic

Seattle Sounders FC substitutes:| Stefan Frei, Caden Clark, Paul Arriola, Danny Musovski, Jesus Ferreira, Synder Brunell, Stuart Hawkins, Peter Kingston, Kalani Kossa-Rienzi

The Adidas MLS match ball ahead of an MLS game between the New England Revolution and the Seattle Sounders on October 10, 2026. (c) Burt Granofsky

Seattle opened the second half on the front foot, immediately looking to push forward and apply pressure in New England’s midfield.

Despite Seattle’s early pressure, it was New England that created the first scoring opportunity of the half. In the 48th minute, Peyton Miller tested Andrew Thomas with a right-footed effort that the Seattle goalkeeper comfortably collected.

Just two minutes later, Will Sands created another opportunity for the Revolution, but his shot was deflected behind for a corner kick.

Entering the 15th minute, Seattle took the lead.

Luca Langoni was initially dispossessed before recovering possession, only to be fouled in the ensuing challenge. The loose ball fell to Hassani Dotson, who capitalized on the opportunity and fired a shot into the bottom-right corner to give Seattle a 1-0 advantage. The play was subsequently reviewed by VAR for a potential foul in the buildup, but the goal ultimately stood.

In the 17th minute, tensions flared after Seattle midfielder Cristian Roldan committed a hard foul on Revolution captain Carles Gil. Luca Langoni quickly came to his teammate’s defense, confronting Roldan in the aftermath of the challenge. Both players were subsequently issued yellow cards, with Roldan cautioned for the initial foul and Langoni for his reaction.

In the 24th minute, Revolution defender Will Sands was issued a yellow card following a collision with Alex Roldan inside Seattle’s penalty area.

Revolution and Sounders players get into it during an MLS game between the New England Revolution and the Seattle Sounders on October 10, 2026. (c) Burt Granofsky

 

Seattle created the next scoring opportunity in the 26th minute when Albert Rusnák unleashed a right-footed effort from distance, but his shot sailed well over the crossbar.

New England responded in the 33rd minute when Luca Langoni unleashed a dangerous right-footed effort toward goal. Seattle defender Jackson Ragen made a crucial intervention, deflecting the shot behind for a corner kick. Without Ragen’s intervention, Langoni’s effort appeared destined for the back of the net.

Peyton Miller created New England’s next scoring opportunity in the 42nd minute, breaking forward on a counterattack before sending his effort over the crossbar.

Seattle Sounders FC goalkeeper Andrew Thomas (26) rises for the save during an MLS game between the New England Revolution and the Seattle Sounders on October 10, 2026. (c) Burt Granofsky

Dor Turgeman followed with another opportunity in the first minute of stoppage time, unleashing a right-footed effort from distance that was deflected away and subsequently cleared by Seattle’s defense.

New England came agonizingly close to finding an equalizer in the third minute of stoppage time when a series of intricate passing combinations opened up an opportunity for Peyton Miller. The young defender fired an effort toward goal, but Seattle goalkeeper Andrew Thomas produced a crucial save to preserve the visitors’ lead.

Following five minutes of first-half stoppage time, Seattle entered the halftime break holding a 1-0 advantage over New England.

Halftime between New England & Seattle Sounders FC

New England emerged from the halftime break on the front foot, quickly advancing the ball into Seattle’s defensive third and applying pressure in search of an equalizer.

Cristian Roldan registered the first opportunity of the second half for Seattle when his effort from a tight angle was turned behind for a corner kick by Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner.

In the 56th minute, Seattle Sounders FC midfielder Hassani Dotson was issued a yellow card following a foul on Revolution defender Peyton Miller.

New England Revolution defender Peyton Miller (25) heads towards goal during an MLS game between the New England Revolution and the Seattle Sounders on October 10, 2026. (c) Burt Granofsky

In the 60th minute, Seattle Sounders FC head coach Brian Schmetzer made his first substitution of the match, replacing Sebastián Gómez with Snyder Brunell.

Hassani Dotson had Seattle’s next scoring opportunity in the 64th minute when his effort from outside the penalty area sailed high over the crossbar.

Following the opportunity, Revolution head coach Marko Mitrović made his first substitution of the match, bringing on Ilay Feingold in place of Matt Polster.

In the 67th minute, Schmetzer made two additional substitutions, introducing Paul Arriola and Stuart Hawkins in place of Jordan Morris and Yeimar Gómez Andrade, respectively.

Seattle Sounders FC defender Nouhou Tolo (5) rises for the header during an MLS game between the New England Revolution and the Seattle Sounders on October 10, 2026. (c) Burt Granofsky

Dejan Joveljic had a massive chance to score in the 70th minute when his effort from six yards out was saved by goalkeeper Matt Turner.

In the 73rd minute, Revolution head coach Marko Mitrović made two more changes by replacing Jackson Yueill & Luca Langoni with Daniel Gazdag & Judah Siqueira.

Entering the 74th minute, Seattle added to their lead.

Albert Rusnák found forward Dejan Joveljić on the left flank, where he unleashed a curling right-footed effort into the top-right corner of the net to double Seattle’s advantage.

In the 81st minute, Seattle Sounders FC head coach Brian Schmetzer made his final substitutions of the match, replacing Alex Roldan and Dejan Joveljić with Kalani Kossa-Rienzi and Jesús Ferreira, respectively.

Less than a minute later, Seattle extended its lead to three goals.

Forward Jesús Ferreira connected with fellow forward Paul Arriola, who calmly slotted a right-footed effort into the bottom corner of the net to extend Seattle’s advantage to 3-0.

In the 83rd minute, Revolution head coach Marko Mitrović made his final two substitutions of the match, replacing Carles Gil and Peyton Miller with Diego Fagúndez and Griffin Yow, respectively.

Following seven minutes of second-half stoppage time, the final whistle sounded as Seattle Sounders FC secured a comfortable 3-0 victory over the New England Revolution.

Full Time between New England & Seattle Sounders FC.

Marko Mitrović and the New England Revolution (14-4-10, 46 pts.) are on the road to face Eastern Conference side FC Cincinnati (9-9-9, 36 pts.). The match is set to kickoff at TQL Stadium on Wednesday, October 14th at 7:30 p.m. ET on MLS Season Pass on the Apple TV app.

(Editor’s Note: For more of Burt Granofsky’s photos, click on the link)

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Hello! My name is Caleb Pongratz. I am a 24-year-old journalist that covers Major League Soccer, MLS NEXT Pro, USL, USL Championship, USL League One, USL League Two & the United States Men's National Team. I'm originally from Hanover, Massachusetts and currently reside in Boston, Massachusetts. Schooling: • Hanover High School (2016-2020) • Suffolk University (2020-2024) - Graduated cum laude with a bachelor's degree in communications - Broadcast Journalism.

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