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Revolution learn potential US Open Cup opponents

The Revolution will either face the Charlotte Independence or Carolina Railhawks in the fourth round of the US Open Cup.

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The New England Revolution will face either the Charlotte Independence (USL) or Carolina Railhawks (NASL) in the fourth round of the US Open Cup, according to a draw done on Thursday. Regardless of their opponent, the Revs will be on the road.

The Independence-Railhawks game is scheduled to take place on June 1 in Cary, North Carolina. This will be the second consecutive year that these two teams meet in the third round of the US Open Cup. In 2015, the Independence defeated the Railhawks 1-0.

The winner of this year's game will host the Revolution on June 15. Last year, the Revs played the Independence in Boston, ultimately losing to the USL side by a 1-0 scoreline.

Whoever the Revs play, they will be encountering some familiar faces. The Independence employee defender Bilal Duckett, who played in Foxborough in 2013. Meanwhile, former trialist Marvin Ceballos has found a home with the Railhawks.