""That means, in the short term win the next game at home. We have three home games left. "For me those home games are very important, getting results in all three, starting with Toronto. "Leaving our fans with a good feeling. We haven't done that this year enough. So that's short term. Win the next game. "And then long term, keep building for the future with the players that are going to be here.""
""I've worked hard for it. I've been working in training. "The 20 minutes they gave me in the last game [at Chicago], I really tried my best. "I went and watched the [highlights] and I think I did my best and did really well. So, giving me the opportunity to start in a match, in a MLS game, that's really something unbelievable to me and I appreciate it a lot.""
New England Revolution sit 11th in the Eastern Conference, 11 points outside the playoff places with five regular-season games remaining. The team has won only two league matches since June 14 and lost 10 of 14 fixtures, eliminating realistic postseason chances. Caleb Porter prioritizes short-term results by targeting wins in the three remaining home games starting with Toronto while also focusing on long-term squad development around players who will stay. Eighteen-year-old midfielder Allan Oyirwoth will make his first MLS start after a 20-minute substitute appearance and expresses gratitude and confidence about the opportunity.
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