Lee Nguyen scores 4th goal of the season and Daigo Kobayashi adds an assist for Revs victory

I think it’s safe to say New England is really starting to “rev” up its game.

The Bostonians took three points on the road against the heavily-hyped Toronto FC side that featured all its main stars with Michael Bradley, Jermain Defoe and Gilberto on the pitch.

The story of the game was Lee Nguyen and rookie Patrick Mullins. The Revolution duo was fantastic all game with Mullins scoring a goal-of-the-week candidate to even it up and then draw a penalty late in the game to give Nguyen the opportunity to the net the winner.

Nguyen outplayed Michael Bradley from whistle to whistle and has been the biggest reason the team has now won three of its last four games. Toronto meanwhile has dropped three in a row. If Nguyen keeps his level of play going, he will be in the MVP conversation.

Doneil Henry may have had to worst performance of the MLS season. He was awful with turnovers – one leading directly to Mullins’ goal – and he committed the handball that setup Nguyen’s penalty winner.

via MLS Roundup: We Don’t Need No Steenking Draws – Hot Time In Old Town.