MLS Cup 2007 - Match Details

Match Details

2007-11-18
12:00 EST
New England Revolution 1 – 2 Houston Dynamo RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C.
Attendance: 39,859
Referee: Alex Prus
Taylor Twellman 20' Report Joseph Ngwenya 61'
Dwayne De Rosario 74'
NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION:
GK 1 Matt Reis
DF 4 Avery John
DF 6 Jay Heaps
DF 15 Michael Parkhurst
MF 13 Jeff Larentowicz
MF 14 Steve Ralston 78'
MF 18 Khano Smith 65'
MF 21 Shalrie Joseph
MF 27 Wells Thompson
FW 11 Pat Noonan
FW 20 Taylor Twellman 20'
Substitutes:
GK 12 Doug Warren
DF 16 James Riley
MF 22 Marshall Leonard
MF 25 Andy Dorman 78'
MF 29 Kenny Mansally
MF 31 Sainey Nyassi
FW 7 Adam Cristman
Manager:
Steve Nicol


Man of the Match:
Dwayne De Rosario

Assistant referees:
Adam Wienckowski
Rob Fereday
Fourth official:
Brian Hall

HOUSTON DYNAMO:
GK 18 Pat Onstad
DF 2 Eddie Robinson
DF 5 Ryan Cochrane
DF 16 Craig Waibel
DF 24 Wade Barrett 57'
MF 9 Brian Mullan
MF 11 Brad Davis
MF 14 Dwayne De Rosario 74'
MF 30 Richard Mulrooney
FW 21 Nate Jaqua
FW 33 Joseph Ngwenya 61' 80'
Substitutes:
GK 1 Zach Wells
DF 4 Patrick Ianni
MF 7 Chris Wondolowski
MF 17 Mike Chabala
MF 22 Stuart Holden 80'
MF 26 Corey Ashe
FW 8 Paul Dalglish
Manager:
Dominic Kinnear

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