It’s another version
of East versus West, when it comes to soccer pioneers and top rated squads, both
of them seeking the ultimate of glories in American Soccer.
With the LA Galaxy
and NE Revolution, this 2014 edition, being the league ultimate finalists-
prompting another meet once again.
These two squads are
making another reenactment and writing history with another showdown between them,
labeled as the two of the teams that started it all in Major League Soccer!
The New England
Revolution was a squad that in the past felled into an abyss and played a sort
of mediocre football, making them the talk of many experts, but not this 2014.
Both squads’ playing
a dream of a campaign and what many have called this a reenactment of MLS
finals past, this time the Revolution will try to avenge and redeemed itself in
winning their first cup ever.
Proving their mettle
and longtime winning legacy, the Revs are up in a fighting stance and ready to
get into Gillette Stadium Halls, the coveted and elusive MLS Cup.
Still their long
fight with the California boys of the LA Galaxy will be a sort feat difficult but
not impossible, their unfortunate side will be opening at Stub Hub Center in
Carson, in the Golden State.
Very well trying to
contain an all-around attack, headed by one of the greatest players surged from
American soils and elevated the game in international levels.
To try and stop an
inspired and ambitious Landon Donovan, being this his farewell and last match,
New England Manager Jay Heaps will have to focus his backfield with a lot of
formulas and stop this chap cold in his tracks.
His unfortunate side
is that the Galaxy comes from a playoffs series that eliminated the overall
favorite to take it all in this edition the Seattle Sounders, inspired a lot.
Something that’s nerve
racking for New England Manager Jay Heaps in trying to stop an initial eleven
composed of players of the likes of Robbie Keane, Juninho, Marcelo Sarvas, Omar
Gonzalez and others.
Indeed, very
unstoppable are the prospects of stopping Los Angeles offensive attack- very
well penetrate its backfield- still the Revolution can do the same with Lee
Nguyen, Charlie Davis, Jermaine Jones and others too.
Showing a record of
four MLS Cups won and four lost, the Los Angeles Galaxy has a bit of edge on the
opposite side in New England Revolution with four finals lost.
So far I don’t have a
favorite o tell you who will win, but the best squad in the field and the skipper
with the best of strategies will be the victor at the end; the New England
Revolution or Los Angeles Galaxy who will win it all?
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