@NERevolution through to the @MLS Cup Final :: Who's joining from the West? @SoundersFC OR @LAGalaxy #MLSPlayoffs pic.twitter.com/3QZcjbZIMK
— The Original Winger (@OriginalWinger) November 29, 2014
If the romantics out there (and MLS suits dreaming of relatively big ratings) wanted a Landon Donovan V. Thierry Henry MLS Cup, the revitalized New England Revolution and their collection of American stars that reflect a nation of immigrants begged to differ Saturday knocking off the highly paid stars from the Big Apple and awaiting the winner of Sunday’s Galaxy-Sounders Western Conference final.
It was apt that $3.6 million Aussie Tim Cahill, among the most highly paid MLS imports, should miss a sitter that had Henry shaking his head on the wing while German-American Jermaine Jones, Vietnamese-American Lee Nguyen (supposedly now on the radar of EPL clubs) and African-American Charlie Davies, five years removed from that crash that almost killed him and wrecked his national team career, all did exactly what they needed to do to reach MLS Cup.
Revs win! Charlie Davies scores twice to lift New England past NY and back to the MLS Cup final. pic.twitter.com/pHEyJrruPq
— NBC Sports (@NBCSports) November 29, 2014
Now, will the Galaxy join them?
#LAGalaxy are about to train at CenturyLink Field but the surface is still covered in snow. Crew only now clearing. pic.twitter.com/BErTvJNdVg
— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) November 29, 2014