This one was a tense one. After the last matchup ended with both sides visibly heated and tempers flared, many expected a good showdown, and they certainly got one. New England had chances to score but Philadelphia's defense was on point virtually blocking off any and all pathways for a goal in the first half. The second half was no different as Andre Blake and company kept up the defensive pace but disrupted any offense momentum New England had going. New England was awarded a penalty kick after a handball was called on Philadelphia. After a VAR review, Gustavo Bou scored his first goal of the season via penalty kick in the 75th minute. Jim Curtin made two changes and one of those changes was bringing in Mikael Uhre. It didn't take Uhre long to make his presence known as he scored one minute later, in the 77th minute, off an intercepted poor clearance from Omar Gonzalez splitting points between the two teams when the full-time whistle blew.

[Photography by ICONIC photographer Cameron Kincheloe]