May 29, 2012 – Harrisburg City Islanders 3:3 (4:3 PKs) Revolution, U.S. Open Cup at Skyline Sports Complex (Att.: 441)

The Revolution were eliminated from the U.S. Open Cup after squandering a 3-0 lead, then losing as Benny Feilhaber’s penalty kick was saved by Nick Noble. Kelyn Rowe opened the scoring in the 95^th minute and the Revolution took a three-goal lead after a Lee Nguyen penalty kick (100^’) and Feilhaber goal (103^’). The City Islanders rallied on goals by Brian Ombiji (111^’), Sainey Touray (117^’) and JT Noone (120^’). Andrew Marshall converted the deciding penalty kick. Rowe, who is second on the Revolution all-time list with six U.S. Open cup goals (one behind Taylor Twellman) made his debut in the tournament.

May 29, 2010 – Revolution 3:2 New York Red Bulls (Att.: 11,316)

Revolution snap six-game (0-5-1) winless streak but lose goalkeeper Preston Burpo to 43^rd-minute career-ending injury in clash with Dane Richards. Goals: Perovic, Ream (OG), Schilawski; Stammler, Angel. Red cards: Mendes, Miller. Chris Aduama photo

May 29, 2006 – Revolution 2:2 D.C. United (Att.: 8,159)

Revolution (6W-3L-2D) in midst of seven-game (5-0-2) unbeaten streak on the way to advancing to their second successive MLS Cup final.

May 29, 1925 – “The Boston Soccer Social Club will hold a special meeting tonight at 8 o’clock in the Caledonian Building and all members are requested to be present.”

At the corner of Appleton and Berkeley, later became the Boston Tea Party.

NEW ENGLAND SOCCER HISTORY