CHICAGO (AP) — Dor Turgeman had a first-half goal and a second-half assist, Peyton Miller scored in his 50th MLS start, and the New England Revolution beat the Chicago Fire 2-1 on Sunday.

New England (13-8-4) moved into sole possession of third place in the Eastern Conference with 43 points, 11 behind first-place Nashville.

Chicago (11-7-6) was coming off a 1-1 draw against Inter Miami CF in front of a club-record 63,094 fans.

Turgeman opened the scoring in the 39th minute. He won a one-one-one race with Chicago defender Sam Rogers for a long ball and sent a shot past a diving Chris Brady.

Miller made it 2-0 lead in the 47th when he was left wide open at the far post to tap in a pass across the goal by Turgeman.

Maren Haile-Selassie guided in a shot into the far corner from the top of the 18-yard box in the 62nd to pull Chicago within 2-1.

New England coach Marko Mitrović returned to Chicago to face his former club after serving as an assistant coach with the Fire from 2016-19.

Up next

New England: Hosts Orlando on Saturday.

Chicago: At Nashville on Saturday.

NWSL

LEGACY 3, SPIRIT 0

Amanda Gutierres scored two stoppage-time goals to help the Boston Legacy beat the Washington Spirit 3-0 on Sunday.

In the day’s later National Women’s Soccer League match, the Chicago Stars battled back to tie the Portland Thorns 1-1.

Boston carried a 1-0 lead into stoppage time at Audi Field before Gutierres put the match away with two goals in two minutes.

In the 94th minute, Spirit defender Tara Rudd mishandled the ball near midfield, and Gutierres intercepted her attempted pass back to goalkeeper Sandy MacIver. With MacIver well off her line, Gutierres bent an arcing shot into the net from 40 yards out on the right side.

Two minutes later, Gutierres finished a cross from Lilly Reale to give the Legacy (7-12-5) a 3-0 lead.

Aïssata Traoré opened the scoring in the 81st minute, rolling a shot between the legs of Washington (13-7-4) defender Esme Morgan, past MacIver and off the far post.