The New England Revolution are a founding member of Major League Soccer and a perennial Eastern Conference contender, based in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The Revs play their home matches at the iconic Gillette Stadium, which they share with the NFL's New England Patriots. Founded in 1995, the club's colors of navy blue, red, and white reflect the region's patriotic heritage. The team's early years were defined by the leadership of players like Alexi Lalas and the heartbreak of losing four MLS Cup finals in a short span. The club's peak era arrived in the mid-2000s under head coach Steve Nicol, featuring stars like Taylor Twellman and Shalrie Joseph, and culminating in multiple U.S. Open Cup titles and a Supporters' Shield. The modern Revolution, now led by head coach Caleb Porter, boast a roster with talents like Carles Gil and aim to build on their record-breaking 2021 season to finally capture the elusive MLS Cup. The team's culture is defined by the passionate "Midnight Riders" supporters' group, who create a vibrant atmosphere at every home game. The New England Revolution remain one of MLS's most storied and ambitious franchises.