Charlotte FC dominates New England Revolution 4-0 at home

In a commanding performance, Charlotte FC triumphed over the New England Revolution with a 4-0 scoreline on Saturday. The match took place in Charlotte, North Carolina, where the home team took control early on. Liel Abada netted the first goal just before halftime, marking his fifth goal of the season. This set the tone for a dominant second half, where Charlotte continued to apply pressure on the Revolution's defense. Patrick Agyemang, who entered the match in the second half, played a pivotal role in the victory. He scored a goal and assisted on two others, showcasing his impact as a substitute. Pep Biel scored his first goal of the season shortly after Agyemang's entry, further extending Charlotte's lead. The Revolution's situation worsened when Dylan Borrero received a red card in the 70th minute, leaving them to finish the match with ten players. Agyemang's goal in the 77th minute solidified Charlotte's dominance, and Kerwin Vargas capped off the scoring in the 87th minute. Kristijan Kahlina's performance in goal was also noteworthy, as he recorded four saves, achieving his 10th clean sheet of the season. This victory marked a significant improvement for Charlotte, who had struggled in recent matches. For the Revolution, this loss continued a troubling trend, as they have not won in their last five games. They will look to regroup as they prepare to host Nashville SC in their next match, while Charlotte aims to build on this momentum in their upcoming game against Inter Miami.