New England Revolution beat DC United 3-0 in MLS, with their 4-3-3 providing midfield control and attacking width against the hosts’ 4-4-2. Alhassan Yusuf scored all three goals, turning New England’s territorial and chance-quality advantages into a decisive away victory. The Revolution held 60% possession and generated 2.87 xG, while DC recorded 1.46 xG from their own periods of pressure. New England also carried the greater threat in front of goal, putting seven shots on target compared with DC’s three. Their shape allowed them to circulate the ball through midfield before finding spaces around DC’s compact banks of four, while Yusuf supplied the finishing touch throughout. At the other end, New England’s goalkeeper saved every effort faced, recording a 100% save rate and preventing DC from gaining a foothold on the scoreboard. Ricardo Fierro oversaw a match in which the visitors combined greater control with sharper execution in both penalty areas, despite DC producing 15 attempts overall. The result delivers a significant MLS lift for New England.