1997 New England Revolution Roster

Major League Soccer (MLS)
Team Record: 11-13 (SO: 4-4) - 37 points
Finishing 4th in MLS's Eastern Conference
Postseason: 0-2
Lost Conference Semifinal
Coach: Thomas Rongen (11-13, SO: 4-4)
Location: Foxborough, Massachusetts
Attendance: 342,762, Avg. 21,423 in 16 home dates
1997 New England Revolution Statistics

The New England Revolution of Major League Soccer ended the 1997 season with a record of 11 wins and 13 losses, with a 4-4 showing in shootouts for 37 points finishing fourth in MLS's Eastern Conference. The team compiled a postseason mark of 0-2.

The Revolution chalked up 44 goals, worst in the league and conceded 57. Alberto Naveda and Imad Baba scored 7 goals each for New England, and Chiquinho Conde contributed five or more also. Walter Zenga topped the squad with 15 wins and a team-best 0.85 goals against average, best among goalkeepers with enough qualifying appearances.

Thomas Rongen coached the team. The 1997 New England Revolution lost in the Conference Semifinal.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Imad BabaMMarch 15, 19745'10"170Humble, TX
Mike BurnsMSeptember 14, 19705'9"165Marlboro, MA
Jeff CauseyGOctober 19, 19716'3"195Gainesville, VA
Ted ChronopoulosDSeptember 16, 19726'0"168Loma Linda, CA
Chiquinho CondeFNovember 22, 19655'7"150Beira, Mozambique
Scott CoufalGAugust 27, 19746'2"195Brookfield, WI
Brian DunsethDMarch 2, 19776'0"170Upland, CA
Alejandro FariasMJanuary 28, 19705'8"160Buenos Aires, Argentina
Giuseppe GalderisiFMarch 22, 19635'8"157Salerno, Italy
Sam GeorgeMJune 29, 19705'11"175Santa Margarita, CA
Bill HarteMDecember 20, 19715'8"150Baltimore, MD
Erik ImlerMJune 1, 19715'9"165Washington, DC
Rob JachymFOctober 28, 19746'0"160Mielec, Poland
Paul KeeganFDecember 30, 19726'0"165Dublin, Ireland
John KerrMMarch 6, 19655'6"155Toronto, ON
Steve KleinMMay 11, 19756'2"180Evansville, IN
Alexi LalasDJune 1, 19706'3"210Birmingham, MI
Greg LalasDMarch 27, 19736'1"185Birmingham, MI
Ivan McKinleyD-MJune 15, 19696'2"185Johannesburg, South Africa
Joe-Max MooreFFebruary 23, 19715'9"150Tulsa, OK
Alberto NavedaFNovember 23, 19715'10"165San Juan, Argentina
Francis OkarohDAugust 25, 19636'0"170Enugu, Nigeria
Patrick OlalereFApril 28, 19716'2"190Lagos, Nigeria
Darren SawatzkyFFebruary 22, 19735'10"165Seattle, WA
Leonardo SquadroneDDecember 1, 19716'2"185La Plata, Argentina
Evans WiseMNovember 23, 19736'0"155Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
Kevin WylieFJune 12, 19686'2"200Hyannis, MA
Walter ZengaGApril 28, 19606'3"191Milan, Italy


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