New York (1-1-2) took a 10th minute lead when Thomas McNamara
headed in a rebound after David Villa's shot came back off the
crossbar, but the Revolution (0-1-3) drew level seven minutes before
halftime when Chris Tierney's free kick deflected in off Steven
Mendoza.
New England were reduced to 10-men six minutes into the second half
after Gershon Koffie was shown a straight red card for a lunging
foul on McNamara, but New York failed to make the numerical
advantage count.
![](http://archives.lincolndailynews.com/2016/Mar/28/images/ads/current/pwpool_sda_031016.png) "What I'm really disappointed in is the way we played more than the
result," New York head coach Patrick Vieira said after a third home
match without victory.
"This is something we need to work on because three games at home
and two points is not good enough for a football club like New York
City."
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In Washington, Michael Barrios scored twice in the first half as
Dallas FC (3-1-0) won 3-0 at D.C. United (0-2-2), while Pedro
Morales scored from the penalty spot to give the Vancouver Whitecaps
(2-2-0) a 1-0 home victory over the Houston Dynamo (1-2-1).
(Reporting by Tim Wharnsby. Editing by Patrick Johnston)
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