The New England Revolution found an innovative way to fill their stadium on Thursday evening, welcoming fans to watch the team in a safe way on the very ground where they normally play.
The club opened up Gillette Stadium for fans in their cars to drive onto the field for a socially-distanced watch party as the Revs returned to play for the first time in four months:
Welcome to the first ever @NERevolution Drive-In Watch Party here at Gillette Stadium! 🎊#NERevs | #MLSisBack pic.twitter.com/y8VrNZSaBn
— Gillette Stadium (@GilletteStadium) July 10, 2020
It’s been 21 years since I’ve sat in the Fort for a Revs game and my 1st time doing it at @GilletteStadium pic.twitter.com/xm02PmfKbv
— Brian Bilello (@RevsPrez) July 10, 2020
And this is what it sounded like when Gustavo Bou opened the scoring for the Revs against the Montreal Impact:
Wow 🙌🏼 @GilletteStadium @RevsPrez @NERevolution pic.twitter.com/zpaMGWqN4H
— Angela Costa (@AngelaMM25) July 10, 2020
Gustavo! My Pantera! He sleeps and awakes when you just don’t know! #MLSisBlack The @GilletteStadium reaction after Golazo. @gustavobouok @NERevolution #NERevs pic.twitter.com/htfDlLaPJ6
— Dave Cherubin (@DaveCherubin) July 10, 2020
