FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) -- Chris Klein scored a pair of goals as the Kansas City Wizards defeated the New England Revolution 4-2 on Saturday.

Kansas City (6-5-6) ended a seven-game winless streak on the road after scoring three second-half goals.

Klein scored his fourth goal of the season with a 12-yard drive in the 12th minute by beating a pair of New England defenders. Klein scored his second goal in the 64th minute.

Leo Cullen scored his second goal in three matches, tying it 1-1 in the 41st minute with a header off a cross from Jay Heaps for the Revolution (6-10-1).

Kerry Zavagnin, who went 34 matches without a goal, scored out of a scramble for Kansas City in the 55th minute. Nine minutes later, Klein gave the Wizards a 3-1 lead.

New England's Alex Pineda Chacon scored in the 82nd minute, converting a pass from Taylor Twellman. Two minutes later, Dario Fabbro scored his fifth goal, converting a rebounded shot by Chris Brown.

Kansas City played without leading scorer Preki, on personal business in Yugoslavia, while New England defender Carlos Llamosa left the game because of a pulled groin in the 37th minute.