Teal Bunbury scores twice, Revolution beats Fire 2-1
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CHICAGO – Teal Bunbury scored twice in the New England Revolution’s 2-1 victory over the Chicago Fire on Sunday night.
The Revolution (3-2-5) rebounded from a 2-0 loss to New York City FC on Wednesday night. The Revs have given up just 10 goals over the last 11 games. Chicago (2-6-2) is winless in three games.
Bunbury scored to the near post in the third minute, shooting between goalie Bobby Shuttleworth’s legs. Bunbury fired a shot just under the crossbar from distance in the 54th for his fourth goal of the season.
Fabian Herbers scored in the 22nd minute for Chicago, tapping a right-footed shot to the near post that beat goalie Matt Turner. The Fire’s Boris Sekulic and Francisco Calvo missed on headers in the second half.
Turner finished with six saves.