New England Revolution and Chicago Fire did not take advantage of each other and finished goalless.

The match for week 28 played at Gillette Stadium ended without Revolution and Chicago Fire scoring.

Chicago Fire midfielder Chris Mueller wasted the opportunity to open the scoring and take the lead by missing a penalty in the 21st minute of the first half.

The standout player of the match was Miguel Navarro. The Chicago Fire defender was important in clearing 3 balls out of the danger zone.

Djordje Petrovic was another standout player. The New England Revolution goalkeeper showed his quality by saving 2 shots.

It was a duel with tight play, marked by interruptions and fouls. There were 3 yellow cards: Henry Kessler, Federico Navarro, and Mauricio Pineda.

Revolution coach Bruce Arena fielded the starting eleven in a 4-3-3 formation with Djordje Petrovic in goal; Brandon Bye, Andrew Farrell, Henry Kessler, and Dejuan Jones in the defensive line; Noel Buck, Lucas Maciel Félix, and Matt Polster in midfield; and Carles Gil, Gustavo Bou, and Thomas McNamara in the attack.

Meanwhile, the chosen ones by Ezra Hendrickson took to the field with a 4-5-1 scheme with Gabriel Slonina in goal; Boris Sekulic, Carlos Terán, Jonathan Bornstein, and Miguel Navarro in defense; Federico Navarro, Fabian Herbers, Andre Reynolds II, Brian Gutiérrez, and Chris Mueller in midfield; and Jhon Durán in the forward position.

The referee chosen to officiate the match at Gillette Stadium was Marcos de Oliveira.

For the next match, Revolution will play at home against New York City FC and Chicago Fire will visit Columbus Crew SC.