Kacper Przybylko was the center of three controversial no calls — two on penalty shouts against him and one on an elbow in the lead up to his late equalizer — but it was his goal in the end that salvaged a point for the Philadelphia Union in their seventh meeting with the New England Revolution in two seasons.
Przybylko’s goal, which stood after he headed home a second ball with Revs keeper Matt Turner on the ground from the initial collision, helped the Union avoid their third straight home loss for the first time since 2012.