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Tuesday, Sep. 7 8:00pm ET
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FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) -- Joe-Max Moore scored with 2:52 to play Tuesday night, giving the New England Revolution a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over the Kansas City Wizards. The Revolution, playing before a season-low crowd of about 2,000, overcame a 2-0 deficit with three second-half goals. Moore scored his 13th goal of the season when he beat two Kansas City defenders to the ball and while sliding pushed it into the net from 8 yards out. New England (10-17) climbed into a tie for fourth place with Miami in the MLS' Eastern Conference. Kansas City (8-19) is in last place in the Western Conference. Giovanni Savarese scored his eighth and ninth goals of the season for New England in the 67th and 81st minute, pulling New England into a 2-2 tie. Kansas City, 2-12 on the road this season, took a 1-0 halftime lead on a goal by Preki in the 8th minute. Kansas City increased its lead to 2-0 in the 49th minute when Chris Henderson scored on a tap-in pass from Chris Klein. | ALSO SEE Soccer Scoreboard AUDIO/VIDEO   The Revolution's Joe Max Moore beats Tony Meola for the game-winning goal.avi: 870 k RealVideo: 56.6 | ISDN The Wizards' Preki blasts this shot past Walter Zenga.avi: 732 k RealVideo: 56.6 | ISDN | |||||