New York Red Bulls 1, Revolution 0: Henry's 6th Minute Strike is the Winner

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The New England Revolution, coming off two weeks with no game, had a very sloppy opening 20 minutes. In that time Thierry Henry scored the game-winner in the 7th minute, and was subsequently injured and subbed out in the 25th minute.

The opening of the game was highly favorable for the Red Bulls and in the seventh minute Henry muscled A.

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