Rajko Lekic was brought into the New England Revolution to score goals. In his second game with his new team, that's just what he did. The Danish forward took a pass on the right wing near the edge of the penalty box and fired a ball past Sporting Kansas City goalkeeper Jimmy Nielson to give his team a 3-2 lead in the 86th minute.
New England Revolution Vs. Sporting Kansas City: Rajko Lekic Opens His MLS Account
The goal came shortly after the Revolution were given an advantage following Aurelien Collin being shown a red card. The Revolution had not been looking particularly good as they have been significantly out shot and out possessed despite playing against a team that has played all five of their games on the road.
The three goals are a season-high for the Revolution, who entered the match with just five goals in their first six matches. The addition of Benny Feilhaber seems to have played a role, but so has playing against one of the worst defense in MLS.
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