Substitute Kelyn Rowe was the architect as the New England Revolution beat the Chicago Fire 2-0 in the MLS.

GettyImagesKelyn Rowe celebrates New England Revolution's win over Chicago Fire

Rowe, 20, stepped off the bench after 64 minutes and he opened the scoring five minutes later after being picked out by Benny Feilhaber.

In the 73rd minute Rowe returned the favour, setting up Feilhaber for his first goal of the season with a neat one-two.

The result sees New England sixth in the Eastern Conference table, two points behind Chicago Fire who lie fifth.