FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- Chris Wondolowski scored his second

goal of the game on a header in the 83rd minute to give the San

Jose Earthquakes a 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution

on Saturday night.

New England midfielder Benny Feilhaber finished off a flurry of

shots to tie it in the 55th minute, but Wondolowski scored his

14th goal of the season at the left post, finishing off two nice

crossing passes from Sam Cronin and Simon Dawkins in front of

9,111 fans at Gillette Stadium.

San Jose (7-11-14) ended a nine-match (0-5-4) winless streak on

the road and won for the second time in its last 19 games

(2-7-10). New England (5-15-12) is 1-6-5 in its last 12 and

1-5-4 in its last 10 home games.

Feilhaber scored his fourth goal of the season with a leaping

right-footed shot, finishing off a series of shots, initially by

Ryan Guy, then a rebound by Milton Caraglio off the crossbar.

San Jose opened the scoring in the eighth minute on a bizarre

goal. Earthquakes goalkeeper David Bingham, making his MLS

debut, boomed a punt 75 yards down the field. Wondolowski ran

onto the ball past a Revolution defender on the right side and

scored. Bingham was credited with an assist.