June 4, 1992 – Italy 2:0 Ireland, U.S. Cup at Foxboro Stadium (Att.: 34,797)

Giuseppe Signori, making his first start for Italy, nailed a 20-plus-yard free kick and earned a penalty, converted by Alessandro Costacurta.

Ireland committed 15 offside infractions as it struggled to contend with Italy’s back line and goalkeeper Walter Zenga, who sustained a black eye in a clash with Niall Quinn. Zenga, playing his final international, returned to perform for the Revolution in 1997 and became the team’s player-coach in 1999.

Signori, who scored 188 goals in Serie A playing for Foggia, Lazio, Sampdoria and Bologna, replaced Roberto Baggio in the lineup and proved to be an effective alternative, combining up front with Pierluigi Casiraghi and Roberto Mancini. Two years later, Baggio and Signori sparked Italy in the 1994 World Cup, but Signori clashed with coach Arrigo Sacchi and was benched for the title game against Brazil.

June 4, 1927 – Fall River Marksmen signings announced: forwards Johnnie Blair (Tottenham Hotspur) and Irvine (Ireland/Everton FC); goalkeeper Harper (Scotland/Woolwich Arsenal); fullback Bert Manderson (Ireland/Glasgow Rangers).

June 4, 1967 – Chelsea FC 2:2 Dundee FC at Dillon Stadium, Hartford

Dundee goals: S. Wilson & Scott.

June 4, 1967 – Boston Shamrock Rovers 0:1 Cleveland Stokers, U.S.A. game at Manning Bowl (Att.: 5,250)

Maurice Setters late goal off a Roy Vernon cross, scores past Pat Dunne
June 4, 1999 – Revolution acquire Carlos Parra from Miami in trade for Tony Kuhn

June 4, 2008 – Revolution acquire Pat Phelan from Toronto

June 4, 2011 – U.S. v Spain 0:4 at Gillette Stadium (Att.: 64,421)

Biggest U.S. loss in Foxborough. Goals: Cazorla 2, Negredo, Torres.

Bob Gansler, Cobi Jones, Bruce Murray, Eddie Pope inducted into National Soccer Hall of Fame in ceremony at Foxborough

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