The New York Red Bulls "just weren't good enough" on Saturday in New England, according to Head Coach Jesse Marsch.
Falling 2-1 to the Revolution, the Red Bulls had a tough talk after the game to put it in perspective.
"We were pretty honest with ourselves after the game: not enough good performances, not enough desire on the field to take care of the game, not enough sharpness to create chances," Marsch said.
New York jumped out to an early lead, with Bradley Wright-Phillips burying a header in the 8th minute with authority.
"Obviously, we got off to a decent start, but I think to sum up the game, there's not enough good performances or final play creation," Wright-Phillips said.