Revolution rally in stoppage time to defeat Orlando City 4-2

The New England Revolution rallied to defeat Orlando City 4-2 at home, extending their winning streak to three games and improving their record to 9-2-2 at Gillette Stadium. Carles Gil opened the scoring and added a late insurance goal, while 18-year-old Peyton Miller scored twice, including the go-ahead goal in stoppage time after Orlando had tied the match on Martín Ojeda’s 88th-minute penalty kick. Orlando’s second-half pressure exposed a recurring tendency for New England to surrender control after strong starts, but the Revolution ultimately restored its rhythm and finished decisively. The victory moved New England one point ahead of Inter Miami for second place in the Eastern Conference, although Miami had played one fewer game.