New England Revolution Chicago Fire

2002-09-26 · Quarterfinal, leg 1

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New England Revolution against Chicago Fire, by the numbers.
	New England Revolution	Chicago Fire
Goals	2	0
Fouls	14	8
Yellow cards	2	4
Red cards	0	0
Penalties	0	0

Officials

R Kevin Stott 100th match as referee MLS Cup Playoffs: 13th as referee
AR1 George Vergara 58th match as an AR; 42nd as AR1 MLS Cup Playoffs: 9th as an AR; 4th as AR1
AR2 Misail Tsapos 41st match as an AR; 34th as AR2 MLS Cup Playoffs: 2nd as an AR; 2nd as AR2
4th Jair Marrufo 8th match as 4th official MLS Cup Playoffs: 1st as 4th official

All appearance counts

The crew, and where this match falls in each official's record.
Pos	Official	In position	Field / VOR	Any position	In position	Field / VOR	Any position
		Overall			MLS Cup Playoffs
R	Kevin Stott	100th	114th	114th	13th	19th	19th
AR1	George Vergara	58th	58th	58th	9th	9th	9th
AR2	Misail Tsapos	41st	45th	45th	2nd	3rd	3rd
4th	Jair Marrufo	8th	16th	16th	1st	1st	1st

Cards

New England Revolution

Daouda Kante
- Yellow card, 34’ · ???
Daniel Hernandez
- Yellow card, 75’ · ???

Chicago Fire

C.J. Brown
- Yellow card, 13’ · ???
Hristo Stoichkov
- Yellow card, 62’ · ???
Jesse Marsch
- Yellow card, 62’ · ???
Dema Kovalenko
- Yellow card, 84’ · ???

Yellow card reasons are unofficial, and some of them may be incorrect. “???” means we are missing a reason for a card.

Penalties

No penalties awarded.

Includes at least one match with a substitution involving the named official. Appearances are credited by starting position; cards are credited to the official who issued them, so the two can differ.

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