The New England Revolution welcomed a record crowd of 65,612 people to Gillette Stadium for their much anticipated game against Inter Miami and Lionel Messi, it was a unique night in Foxboro as Messi, the greatest player of all time, Luis Saurez, one of the best strikers of the last 15 years and Sergio Busquets, the best deep midfield player of his generation, put 4 past the Revs on their way to victory.
The result and San Jose’s draw on Saturday leaves the Revs in dead last in all of MLS on 4 points from a possible 27.
Thomas and Sean talk all about the game, Messi, the spectacle at Foxboro and where this leaves the Revs going forward and of course, all our listener questions…
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