Safe at Home: NYCFC's impressive record in home openers
New York City FC's record of 8W-2D-1L in home openers incudes some spectacular wins: Here are the 5 best home opener games in NYCFC club history.
New York City FC's record of 8W-2D-1L in home openers incudes some spectacular wins: Here are the 5 best home opener games in NYCFC club history.
It took them until nearly the final kick of the game, but New York City earned a 2-1 win over Philadelphia Union thanks to a 99th-minute header from Tayvon Gray.
New York City FC escape the season opener with one point despite putting zero shots on target outside of Nico Fernández Mercau's penalty. give credit to Matt Freese, who made five saves for the Pigeons.
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Once again, we look into our size 2 crystal ball, and see visions of the year to come.
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El Clínico finished the season strong, cementing his place as one of the greatest goal-scorers in New York City FC history before sitting out the final playoff games with an ACL injury suffered while on international duty with Costa Rica.
The Austrian got off to a hot start and became one of New York City FC's main scoring threats, but faded as the season went on.
The Pigeon's best attacking wingback in 2024 took major steps to becoming one of the best overall defenders in Major League Soccer in 2025.
The HRB crew discusses New York City FC's six-game postseason run — they go over what went right, what didn't, and what the future holds for this young team.
NYCFC were held scoreless at home, underperforming their xG letting Game 2 of Round One go to penalties — and letting Charlotte FC take the series back to Bank of America Stadium.
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