Peyton Miller Decides the Match: New England Revolution Win 2-1 at Soldier Field

Peyton Miller scored the decisive goal that secured New England Revolution a 2-1 victory over Chicago Fire FC at Soldier Field. Dor Turgeman opened the scoring at the end of the first half, while Miller capitalized on a back-post cross to double the visitors’ lead. Maren Haile-Selassie pulled one back for Chicago in the 62nd minute, but the Revs held on until the end.

As mlssoccer reports, it was Miller’s fifth goal this season and his first in nearly two months without scoring – a goal that proved decisive for the three points. This was New England’s fourth win in their last five away matches, a result that brings them within two points of Inter Miami CF in second place in the Eastern Conference and gives them a three-point cushion over Charlotte FC with nine regular-season matches remaining.

Miller, 18 and a product of the club’s academy, signed a contract extension in July and is attracting attention with his performances. He has played for the United States’ youth national teams but has yet to debut for the senior national team; coach Mauricio Pochettino is expected to announce the squads for the September and October international windows, and Miller’s form puts him in contention for a place in the lineup.

New England return home for an important Matchday 27 clash against Orlando City on Saturday (7:30 pm ET | Apple TV), a side unbeaten in their last five matches. According to mlssoccer, this win raises the Revolution’s hopes of keeping pressure at the top of the standings and strengthening their bid on the road to the 2030 World Cup.