Gavran Secures Back-to-Back Shutouts in Draw With Revolution
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Toronto FC goalkeeper Luka Gavran recorded four saves in a scoreless tie against New England, marking his second consecutive clean sheet.
Toronto FC played to a scoreless draw against the New England Revolution on Wednesday night in Foxborough, Mass., bolstered by a strong performance from goalkeeper Luka Gavran. According to Sportsnet, Gavran made four saves to keep the Revolution off the board, including three saves in the first half.
This result marks the second straight clean sheet for Gavran, who previously helped Toronto to a scoreless draw against CF Montreal on Thursday. Sportsnet reports that the 26-year-old Hamilton native has now reached a career-high three shutouts in 16 starts this season. Following the match, Gavran noted that the team's mentality is a step in the right direction, though he emphasized the need to be more ruthless offensively.
Toronto FC coach Robin Fraser described the ability to secure shutouts on the road in two consecutive weeks as noteworthy, though he noted the team must improve its execution and decision-making in the attacking end.
New England goalkeeper Matt Turner recorded one save in the first half, according to Sportsnet. The Revolution currently hold a record of 8-5-2 and entered the day in fourth place in the Eastern Conference. Toronto FC currently stands at 3-6-7.
Toronto FC will face D.C. United on Saturday, while New England hosts Atlanta United.