Atlanta United FC (9-12-9, tenth within the Japanese Convention) vs. New England Revolution (September 11-11, ninth within the Japanese Convention)
Foxborough, Massachusetts; Saturday, 1:30 p.m. EDT
FANDUEL SPORTSBOOK LINE: New England +126, Atlanta United FC +176, Draw +276; over/underneath is 3.5 objectives
BOTTOM LINE: Atlanta United comes right into a matchup towards the New England Revolution after recording two straight shutout wins.
The Revolution are 6-9-9 in Japanese Convention play. The Revolution are 3-0-0 after they report greater than two objectives.
United is 7-8-9 in convention play. United is 2-8-1 when it scores just one objective.
The groups play Saturday for the second time this season. The final assembly completed tied 2-2.
TOP PERFORMERS: Gustavo Bou has seven objectives and two assists for the Revolution. Carles Gil has scored three objectives over the past 10 video games.
Juan Sanchez has scored six objectives for United. Brooks Lennon has three assists over the previous 10 video games.
LAST 10 GAMES: Revolution: 3-5-2, averaging 1.2 objectives, 4.4 pictures on objective and three.5 nook kicks per sport whereas permitting 1.4 objectives per sport.
United: 4-3-3, averaging 1.7 objectives, 6.3 pictures on objective and seven.5 nook kicks per sport whereas permitting 1.7 objectives per sport.
NOT EXPECTED TO PLAY: Revolution: Ismael Tajouri (injured), Jacob Jackson (injured).
United: Dylan Castanheira (injured), Miles Robinson (injured), Matheus Rossetto (injured), Emerson Hyndman (injured), Osvaldo Alonso (injured), Brad Guzan (injured).
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The Related Press created this story utilizing expertise supplied by Knowledge Skrive and information from Sportradar.
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The grace period for changes to airport security rules at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has ended. A policy that places 24-7 restrictions around who can be on the property went into effect Monday.
ATLANTA – New security rules at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport have moved past the grace period into enforcement. The new policy, implemented on Monday, places a 24-7 restriction on those who can be on the property.
The airport, which continues to hold its title as the world’s busiest airport, wants it to also be the world’s safest airport. Officials are hoping the around-the-clock monitoring of who can and cannot be in the terminal will help ensure the airport’s safety.
“This is a culmination response to a broad swath of issues,” said Atlanta City Council member Michael Bond.
Since January 2022, Atlanta police say officers have been called to investigate more than 900 cases of larceny, burglary, assault, robbery, and shoplifting at the airport.
“There’ve been incidents where we’ve had some attacks by persons who came into the terminal and atrium areas, we’ve had repeated amounts of shoplifting and other small and petty crimes,” Bond said.
Bond says issues prompted city leaders to act earlier this year. They formed a task force that recommended limiting around-the-clock access at the airport to passengers, workers and other people conducting official business.
“The airport was already restricted during some nighttime hours…if you were coming into the facility you had to show a reason why you were there…those hours basically have been extended 24 hours a day,” Bond said.
After a 60-day grace period, the change went into effect on Monday.
“Atlanta police can question you if they believe you’re doing something suspicious or engaged in some activity that is not related to what would be considered a justified reason for being on the property,” Bond said.
While most passengers support the measures, some are concerned it could be used to profile people.
The domestic and international terminals, the SkyTrain, rental car center, and parking decks are all included in this new policy.
The 48th annual Atlanta Film Festival returns April 25 through May 5, along with the 14th annual Creative Conference series. There will be events and screenings of 142 works by local and international filmmakers, including 27 world premieres.
The festival will showcase diverse creators and new works in film that programming director Johnathan Kieran, describes as “artful, challenging and flat-out fun.”
Two historic Atlanta theaters, the Plaza and the Tara, will present virtual and in-person screenings, with various accompanying panel discussions and educational opportunities. “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes spoke with Atlanta Film Festival Executive Director Christopher Escobar, who is also the owner of the Plaza and Tara Theatres.
“What’s really important and special about the festival is the films by people whose names you might not know,” said Escobar.
He continued, “A lot of the questions we get are if there is an overall arching theme [around the festival], and I think there’s a lot of work about healing and finding ways to move forward.”
More information about this year’s Atlanta Film Festival is available here.
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