A New England matchup: The Revolution will face a New England opponent in the first official clash between the two teams as the local soccer scene continues to develop. On May 7, the Revolution will play Rhode Island FC in the 2025 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Round of 32, according to a Thursday announcement. The game will be hosted at Rhode Island’s new home venue in Pawtucket, Centreville Bank Stadium. Rhode Island plays in the USL Championship (the second tier of U.S. soccer below MLS). The club began play in 2024, and put together a tremendous inaugural season. RIFC made it all the way to the USL Championship Final before falling to the Colorado Springs Switchbacks. For the Revolution, it marks a return to the nation’s oldest soccer tournament after multiple MLS teams (including New England) opted to not participate in 2024. The Revolution won the U.S. Open Cup in 2007, and have reached the final in 2001 and 2016. The game will be available to watch on Paramount+. Trivia: What Massachusetts-based soccer team remains tied with five other U.S. clubs for having won the second most U.S Open Cups in American soccer history? (Answer at the bottom). Hint: One of its players is credited with having scored the first hat-trick in World Cup history. Scores and schedules: Tonight, the Red Sox open a four-game series at Fenway Park against the White Sox at 7:10 p.m. On Saturday, the Revolution play New York City FC at Gillette Stadium at 7:30 p.m. On Sunday, the Celtics open the playoffs against the Magic at TD Garden at 3:30 p.m. And on Monday, the 129th Boston Marathon gets underway in the morning, with thousands of runners making their way from Hopkinton to Boylston Street. More from Boston.com: How a dog was blamed for ruining the 1961 Boston Marathon Bruins will enter NHL draft lottery with 5th-best odds of landing No. 1 pick Could Patriots fix offensive-line woes by trading for this disgruntled tackle? Charlie McAvoy shares emotional toll from 4 Nations injury: ‘It cost me my season’ What Joe Sacco said about his coaching future with the Bruins Jeremy Swayman reflects on tough season with Bruins: ‘I take accountability’ Bill Simmons drops tidbit about why key Celtics villains weren’t interviewed for ‘Celtics City’ Jayson Tatum has never been better than he has been this season, and the Celtics will need it to repeat Lee Corso announces retirement from ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ WooSox dominate: The Worcester Red Sox swept a Thursday doubleheader with the Rochester Red Wings. In the first game (an 8-0 Worcester win), multiple pitchers combined to throw a no-hitter, and Roman Anthony hit two runs with five RBIs (including a grand slam). Roman Anthony is LOCKED IN at the plate in Triple-A!His second home run of the game is a grand slam 😤 pic.twitter.com/bskFx6DRW2— MLB (@MLB) April 17, 2025 Also from the minors: Enjoy some chaotic infield plays. same https://t.co/uCyDfWuFJF pic.twitter.com/yChwvAg82K— Portland Sea Dogs (@PortlandSeaDogs) April 18, 2025 On this day: In 1972, the Bruins defeated the Blues 6-1 in Game 1 of the Semi-Finals. Fred Stanfield scored a hat-trick, with Johnny Bucyk notching four points (one goal and three assists). Daily highlight: K.W. Quilici made one of the more impressive catches anyone will make in baseball this year. He also hit a home run in the bottom of the inning, though Cal State Monterey Bay lost 9-2 in the end to Cal State San Marcos. KW Quilici made the catch of the year. Put it in the Louvre. #SCtop10 @SportsCenter @goccaa #WeAreMB pic.twitter.com/SDr6qVfZzj— #MakeWavesMB (@OtterAthletics) April 18, 2025 Trivia answer: Fall River Marksmen