New England Revolution
Galaxy seek to stop slide in New England in must-win match
It’s been a roller-coaster season for the Galaxy, one that’s included an eight-game unbeaten streak, followed by a four-game losing streak.
But on Saturday in New England, the team could see its car come off the rails completely if it can’t manage at least a point against the lowly Revolution (4:30 p.m., Spectrum SN, Spectrum Deportes).
Both teams have lost their last four MLS games. After Saturday’s game, things get really rough for the Galaxy, whose next three matches are against Seattle, Portland and New York City — all teams that entered the weekend in playoff position.
Two of those games are at the StubHub Center, where the Galaxy (6-9-4) have won just once...
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Where: Talen Energy Stadium.
On the air: TV: TWCSN, TWC Deportes; Radio: 1330.
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