The New England Revolution and Vancouver Whitecaps could not slow one another down Saturday afternoon. Both settled for a 3-3 draw at BC Place in a wide open, end-to-end thriller that offered few breaks. New England (5-4-3, 18 points) opened the scoring..
Teal Bunbury scored New Englands third goal in the 59th minute. But before the Techera Show commenced, it was the guests who looked poised to take all three points. Share.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) Cristian Techera scored three second-half goals and the Vancouver Whitecaps overcame several defensive errors to tie the New England Revolution 3-3 on Saturday.
Techera’s hat trick wasn’t enough for Vancouver, while Gordon’s late winner gave Orlando three straight losses.
Midfielder Cristian Techera scored three second-half goals as the Vancouver Whitecaps overcame several defensive errors for a 3-3 tie with the New England Revolution in Major League Soccer play Saturday.
The Vancouver Whitecaps’ smallest player came up the biggest when his team needed it most.Cristian (The Bug) Techera supplied every Caps’ goal in a 3-3 tie with the New England Revolution Saturday afternoon at B.
In a league where playoff seeds are often separated by as few as two or three games, early-season points are just as crucial as wins obtained in the fall.
Broadcast Information: 2:30 Kick Off at B.C Place TV: TSN1, TSN 3, TSN 4, TSN 5. Radio: TSN 1040 Preveiw The Vancouver Whitecaps return to B.C Place to take on the New England Revolution. When...
Whitecaps' fullback will likely be watching Saturday's game with New England from bench, then probably breaking down game film afterwards.
In a league where playoff seeds are often separated by as few as two or three games, early season points are just as crucial as points obtained later in the season.
Break Shea is being utilized as a super-sub despite being one of the highest paid players on the Whitecaps, but he has looked decent this year as Vancouver's second leading scorer.
The biggest prize in Europe will be decided Saturday in Kiev, as Liverpool takes on Real Madrid in the Champions League final.
Following last weekend’s 100th minute equaliser from Kei Kamara, the Whitecaps made it 3 draws in a row, following a disappointing 1-0 defeat in Minnesota. While not the bounce back one would hope for, perhaps taking a step back is in order.
