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FRIDAY NIGHT FUTBOL - For Independence Day, a nighttime match at the Home Depot Center
San Diego MLS Project —
features from MLSNet.com,
GALAXY v REVOLUTION
VIDEO - David Beckham scored his fifth goal of the season for the Galaxy in a special Independence Day match at home versus the New England Revolution.
His full volley in the 66th minute was the team's only goal. Despite a 2-1 loss, however, LA remains in first place in the Western Conference at their midway point for the season (6-6-3), with 21 points.
WATCH Beckham's Goal HERE , WATCH Full Match Highlights HERE (Fox Sports Net)
Read the Match Recap here
So Cal Style: Story, Videos from HDC July 4 match
San Diego eXtreme Sports Coalition —
In what is becoming something of a regular Independence Day tradition, the LA GALAXY and the NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION met on the night of July 4.
The difference this time - at least from recent years, is that this key match-up coincides with both teams leading their respective conferences... David Beckham scored his fifth goal of the season, but as the only Galaxy goal, this was not enough. The Revs' Adam Cristman scored two in the first half...
from MLSNet,
"Both New England goals came off corner kicks as Cristman scored off a rebound on the first and slammed a header into the back of the net on the second. David Beckham scored for the Galaxy but aside from his goal midway ...
Independence Day Recap - REVOLUTION @ GALAXY
MLS Expansion And Development —
... back of the net on the second. David Beckham scored for the Galaxy but aside from his goal midway through the second half -- which deflected off Revs defender Jay Heaps -- the former England captain was fairly quiet. The Revs came out and put their stamp on the game from the start..."
Read the complete MLSNet.com Match Report here
VIDEOS -
Beckham's goal
Full match highlights from Fox Sports Net, (4:51) ...
MLS Monday — The Very Best of Week Fifteen
The World's Beautiful Game —
The special Independence Day match between the Eastern and Western Conference leaders turned out to be the match that produced the MLS Player of the Week. Adam Cristman scored both of the Revs’ goals, giving the team their second consecutive POW award, after Steve Ralston was voted the honor for Week 14.
The Revolution knocked down Galaxy, but both remain at the top of their conferences. LA, however has lost ground, and Chivas USA has now matched their 21 points for a share of the top of the West.
from MLSNet,
“New England Revolution forward Adam Cristman was voted Major League Soccer’s Player of the Week for Week 15 of the 2008 season. Cristman scored both goals in the first half ...
