Revolution, NYCFC play to scoreless draw
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NEW YORK (AP) — Djordje Petrovic saved five shots in goal for the New England Revolution, Luis Barraza had two saves for New York City FC and the two clubs played to a scoreless draw on Saturday.
NYCFC (4-7-5) had won the last three at home against New England (7-3-6) in all competitions entering play. The Revolution posted a 4-3-2 record through the first nine road matches in the series.
NYCFC had lost two straight at home and avoided losing three in a row for the first time. Still, the club fell to 0-6-2 in its last eight matches in all competitions.
The Revs snapped a three-match run of conceding three goals, going 0-1-2 over the stretch. It was the first time since June of 1998 that a team coached by Bruce Arena had given up three or more goals in three straight regular-season matches.
NYCFC’s Braian Cufré was hit with a red card in the first minute of second-half stoppage time.
NYCFC outshot New England 17-12 with a 5-2 advantage in shots on target.
The Revolution return home to host Inter Miami on Saturday. NYCFC travels to play Real Salt Lake on Saturday.
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