New England Revolution rolled to a comfortable 4-1 win over Atlanta United in MLS, taking control with three first-half goals and never looking back. The hosts were clinical, scoring four times before Atlanta grabbed a late consolation.
Carles Gil opened the scoring from Matt Polster's pass in the 11th minute. Dor Turgeman doubled the lead on 36 minutes, assisted by Alhassan Yusuf. After the break, Peyton Miller made it 3-0 from another Polster assist, and Brooklyn Raines added a fourth on 67 minutes. Miguel Almirón pulled one back for Atlanta in the 85th minute, set up by Aleksei Miranchuk.
New England made the most of their chances, converting three of their three big opportunities. They had 46% possession and 10 total shots, with seven on target, while Atlanta managed 16 shots but only six on target and missed one big chance. The Revolution's sharp finishing proved decisive.
