“Buksa Monster” in the Champions League. Show of the Pole. The semi-finals are close [WIDEO]

Adam Buksa is one of the greatest, and perhaps the greatest star of the New England Revolution. Last season, MLS scored 17 goals in 32 games for the Massachusetts side. Everything indicated that he would change the club during the winter transfer window. Ultimately, the transfer of the Pole did not take place, but the coach of this year.

Adam Buksa is a monster. The Pole brings The Revs closer to the CONCACAF Champions League semi-finals

The first half was under full control, but with each passing minute in the second half, the club’s win over MLS seemed to hang in a thread. The Revs were leading 1-0 from 19 minutes and only increased their lead in the 72nd minute. The first strike was then defended by Alfredo Talavera, but the goalkeeper didn’t have much chance with the rebound. The Pole sent his rival to the boards in extra time of the game, scoring 3: 0. “It’s a monster” – wrote the official New England Revolution profile on Twitter.

The coach has no doubts that if it had not been for Adam Buksa’s performance, the Americans could tremble for a promotion in the rematch. “If we have something to complain about, it’s the fact that we didn’t score any more goals.” Adam had a hard time in most parts of that match, but he was still working hard. Then he managed to score two such important goals. These are signs of a good striker – he said. The official profile notes that Buksa had a score of 1.81 after the game in xG (expected goals).

New England Revolution is playing for the first time in the Champions League since 2008. Back then, The Revs lost two games in the tournament, and now they are closer to the semi-finals. The rematch against Pumas will take place on March 17, and the New England Revolution’s rival in the next stage will be CF winner Montreal (Canada) – (Mexico).