Andrew Thomas helps Sounders extend unbeaten streak to 9 with 3-0 victory over Revolution
On Saturday night, the Seattle Sounders secured a 3-0 victory over the New England Revolution, extending their unbeaten streak to nine games. Seattle's clean sheet was credited to goalkeeper Andrew Thomas, who made five crucial saves and recorded his eighth shutout in 28 starts, replacing Stefan Frei. The Sounders' goals were scored by Hassani Dotson, Dejan Joveljić, and Paul Arriola.
Dotson opened the scoring from the edge of the box in the 15th minute, Joveljić added an assist from substitute Paul Arriola in the 74th minute, and Arriola sealed the win with a goal of his own in the 81st minute. Joveljić's third goal of the season came from eight goals in five appearances during his tenure with the Sounders. Arriola contributed two assists this season, while Rusnák added his league-leading 14th assist.
The Revolution, who fell to 9-3-2 at home, dropped from second place in the Eastern Conference to fourth after the loss.
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