FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (Interstat) — Matt Polster scored in the 26th minute, with Carles Gil assisting, and the New England Revolution beat the Chicago Fire 1-0 on Saturday at Gillette Stadium. Polster and Gil each played 90 minutes. Chicago could not produce an equalizer. Gutman received a yellow card in the 58th minute for Chicago, and Kohler was booked in the 79th minute for New England. The Revolution made substitutions in the 65th, 75th, 86th and 87th minutes. The Fire made substitutions in the 67th, 68th and 79th minutes. New England held its one-goal lead through the second half. New England improved to 2-1 in this competition and across all competitions. Chicago dropped to 1-2 in this competition and across all competitions. The Revolution earned their second win of the season, while the Fire took their second loss. New England’s next match is at Philadelphia, and Chicago’s next match is at Atlanta United.