The Revolution tied the Chicago Fire 2-2 at Gillette Stadium on Saturday night. It was the team’s 2025 season finale, as New England finished the year 9-16-9 and out of the playoff picture.

Appropriately, the last game of the season seesawed late in the second half, with the Revolution proving ultimately unable to hold a dramatically attained (and briefly held) lead against Chicago.

The opening goal came less than a minute into the match, with New England midfielder Alhassan Yusuf pouncing on a Fire turnover near its own goal. Chicago found a late equalizer via Philip Zinckernagel’s close range finish. In stoppage time, Revolution players managed to send home fans on one last circular journey.

After it appeared that Revolution striker Dor Turgeman had grabbed a 96th minute winner on

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