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Revolution snaps Burn's streak at fiveFOXBORO, Mass.--Chiquinho Conde scored one goal and set up another to lead the New England Revolution (8-4) to a 3-1 victory over the Dallas Burn (7-5) Sunday in front of 10,242 at Foxboro Stadium.The Revolution trailed by a goal at halftime, to a Dallas team that had not lost a game this season in which they had scored first. Conde outleaped the Dallas defense in the 63rd minute to head a cross from Ted Chronopoulos into the net for the equalizer. Two minutes later, substitute Imad Baba broke down the right side and launched a 20-yard shot that dipped between the outstretched hands of goalkeeper Mark Dodd and ended the Burn's league-high five-game winning streak. New England's final tally, in the 82nd minute, started with a well-timed run from Conde onto a long ball from the back. Conde dribbled some 25 yards into the penalty area, drawing the Dallas defenders and Dodd before slipping a pass across the area to Baba for the uncontested finish. Ted Eck gave Dallas a 1-0 lead in the 41st minute, off an assist by Alain Sutter.
JUNE 1--NEW ENGLAND 3, DALLAS 1
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DALLAS BURN 1 0 1
NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION 0 3 3
Scoring: DAL--Eck (Sutter) 41 NE--Conde (Chronopoulos) 63 NE--Baba (unas) 65 NE--Baba (Conde) 82
BURN--Mark Dodd, Mark Santel, Eric Dade, Tom Soehn, Diego Sonora, Jorge Rodriguez, Ted Eck (Gerell Elliott 67), Alain Sutter, Daniel Peinado (Jason Kreis 75), Dante Washington, Damian Alvarez (Temoc Suarez 80)
REVOLUTION: Walter Zenga, Mike Burns, Alexi Lalas, Francis Okaroh, Ted Chronopoulos, Alejandro Farias, Erik Imler, Darren Sawatzky (Imad Baba 53), Bill Harte (Paul Keegan 53), Alberto Naveda (Greg Lalas 86), Chiquinho Conde
Referee: Tim Weyland; Referee's Assistants: Ted Covaciu-Woods, Peter Kokolski
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