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In a match in Foxborough, Massachusetts, Carles Gil and teenager Peyton Miller each scored twice during second-half stoppage time as the New England Revolution rallied to defeat Orlando City 4-2 on Saturday night. Gil initially gave the Revolution a 1-0 lead with his goal in the 19th minute, followed by Miller’s contribution that extended the lead to two goals at 59 minutes. Despite Orlando City narrowing the gap and tying the game late through Iván Angulo and Martín Ojeda’s penalty kick, Gil and Miller secured the victory for New England in stoppage time.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-20,
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In a dramatic comeback, Carles Gil and teenage player Peyton Miller each scored twice in stoppage time, helping the New England Revolution defeat Orlando City 4-2 on Saturday night at FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts. Gil opened the scoring with a curling shot from outside the box in the 19th minute and Miller added another goal early in the second half to put New England up by two goals. Despite Orlando City’s Ivan Angulo pulling one back and Martin Ojeda equalizing with a penalty kick, Gil and Miller both scored again in stoppage time to secure the victory for New England, who improved their home record this season to 9-2-2.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Carles Gil and teenager Peyton Miller both scored during second-half stoppage time to cap two-goal efforts and the New England Revolution rallied to beat Orlando City 4-2 on Saturday night.
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Revolution → score → night
Gil scored in the 19th minute and New England (14-8-4) took a 1-0 lead into halftime.
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England → score → halftime
Gil took a pass from Jackson Yueill before curling a left-footed shot from outside the box over the head of a leaping Maxime Crépeau.
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Gil → take → Crépeau
Miller, 18, used assists from Dor Turgemon and Ethan Kohler to score in the 59th minute for a two-goal lead.
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Miller → use → lead
Iván Angulo scored for the fourth time this season — unassisted three minutes later to cut it to 2-1.
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Angulo → score → 2
Orlando City (10-12-4) pulled even in the 88th minute on a penalty kick by Martín Ojeda.
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City → pull → Ojeda
The striker’s 12th goal of the campaign came after a foul on Miller.
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goal → come → Miller
But Miller scored three minutes into stoppage time and Gil scored again three minutes after that to help the Revolution improve to 9-2-2 at home this season.
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Revolution → score → home
Gil has a career-high 12 goals this season.
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Gil → have → goals
The 33-year-old midfielder has 61 goals in 219 career matches with the Revs.
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midfielder → have → Revs
Matt Turner totaled three saves for New England, which improved to 5-1-1 in its last seven matches.
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which → total → matches
Maxime Crépeau turned away four shots for Orlando City, which had gone 4-0-1 in its five most recent matchups with the Revs.
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which → turn → Revs
Orlando City saw a three-match win streak end and a 4-0-1 overall run.
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streak → see → ?
The club falls to 3-8-2 on the road.
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club → fall → road
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