Richmond

Defender Ivan Magalhães (#4) scored his first goal for the Kickers Saturday night as the team picked up thor second-straight win of the season. The Brazilian center back earned a spot in the USL League One team of the week following the goal, plus also recording seven clearances and completing 84.8 percent of his passes. Midfielder Mutaya Mwape (#10) set up the chance for Magalhães on a free kick, picking up his first assist of the season. A native of Zambia, Mwape made 23 appearances for the Kickers last season, scoring two goals and assisting on four others. Midfielder Luke Pavone (#14) has started the last two matches for the Kickers, playing triple the amount of minutes already than he did a season prior. It was his shot that forced a massive save from the Tucson keeper that helped to clear the path for Emiliano Terzaghi’s game winner. 

New England

A familiar face to Kickers fans, goalkeeper Joe Rice (#51) has played every minute of the first three matches for Revolution II. Through those three matches, Rice has recorded 13 saves and a clean sheet against Union Omaha in the season opener. Reunited with Rice after playing at Virginia Commonwealth University together, defender Ryo Shimazaki (#31) has made two appearances for New England in his first professional season. Drafted 59th overall by Columbus Crew SC in the 2020 MLS SuperDraft, Shimazaki joined Revolution II in January and made his professional debut coming off the bench in the draw with Omaha. Midfielder Isaac Angking (#5) leads Revolution II with two goals this season after putting away a brace in their 3-3 draw against North Texas. A homegrown signing for the MLS side, Angking joins Revolution II after playing just 37 minutes with the first team and then had a loan spell with USL Championship side Charlotte Independence in 2019.