Rossi, Blessing help LAFC beat Revolution 2-0
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Diego Rossi and Latif Blessing scored, Jordan Harvey had two assists and Los Angeles FC beat New England 2-0 on Saturday night to snap the Revolution’s 11-game unbeaten streak.
MLS-leading LAFC (16-3-4) has won five of its last six games.
Harvey’s long arcing pass led Rossi to the corner of the area where he chipped a soft floater over the head of goalkeeper Matt Turner into the side net in the eighth minute. Harvey first-timed a low cross to Blessing, who patiently cut back to evade a defender before beating Turner from the top of the 6-yard box to cap the scoring in the 72nd.
Tyler Miller had one save in his seventh shutout of the season for LAFC, which outshot the Revolution 22-10.
New England (9-9-6) had won three in a row.