Foxboro Stadium

Foxboro Stadium
Formerly	Sullivan Stadium (1983–1989), Schaefer Stadium (1971–1982)
Home Team	New England Revolution
League	MLS
Location	Foxborough, MA, USA
Capacity	24,871
Opened	1996
Closed	2001

Foxboro Stadium was the home of the New England Revolution from 1996 to 2001, with a capacity of 24,871, during MLS's inaugural seasons. The stadium had also long served as the home of the NFL's New England Patriots under its earlier names, Schaefer Stadium and Sullivan Stadium, before both teams moved to Gillette Stadium.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League	Games	SLB Logged Games	Highest-scoring game	Lowest-scoring game
MLS	97	0	New England 4 – Tampa Bay 3 (1998-05-10)	New England 0 – Columbus 1 (1996-09-21)

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Attendance:

League	Largest Crowd	Smallest Crowd
MLS	57407 – New England vs Tampa Bay (1997-04-20)	6737 – New England vs Chicago (2000-04-22)

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Games by Year

Year	Total
1996	17	17
1997	17	17
1998	16	16
1999	17	17
2000	17	17
2001	13	13

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Other Teams & Events

MLS

• Los Angeles Galaxy — Neutral site venue, 1996–1999
• New England Revolution — Former home venue, 1996–2001

NFL

• New England Patriots — Former home venue, 1989–2001

While known as Sullivan Stadium

NFL

• New England Patriots — Former home venue, 1983–1989

While known as Schaefer Stadium

NFL

• New England Patriots — Former home venue, 1971–1982

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