Gavran Earns Second Straight Clean Sheet in Toronto’s Scoreless Draw with Revolution
Gavran earned his third shutout in 16 starts as Toronto FC extended its run of road clean sheets and New England got one save from Matt Turner.
- On Wednesday, Toronto FC and the New England Revolution played to a scoreless draw in Foxborough, Mass., with goalkeeper Luka Gavran recording four saves for his second straight clean sheet.
- New England Revolution president Brian Bilello launched the 'Next Match on Us' promotion to capitalize on post-World Cup momentum and build long-term support for Major League Soccer.
- The club is offering two free tickets to Saturday's match against Atlanta United for first-time attendees, expecting more than 10,000 new fans to register for the promotion.
- Gavran, the 26-year-old from Hamilton, said the clean sheet was 'a step in the right direction,' though he emphasized the team must become 'more ruthless on the other side of the pitch.'
- Toronto coach Robin Fraser called the road shutouts 'noteworthy,' stating the team needs to be 'sharper in the attacking end' to capitalize on decent chances created.
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Luka Gavran earns second straight clean sheet in Toronto's scoreless draw with Revolution
Luka Gavran made four saves to help Toronto FC play Matt Turner and the New England Revolution to a scoreless draw.
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