The first-ever Hudson River Derby held in Queens is now done and dusted — here's your chance to rate the New York City players from the famous 2-1 rivalry win.
New York City FC played gracious hosts to the Red Bulls at Citi Field in Queens and won the 28th edition of the Hudson River Derby, beating their rivals 2-1 behind goals from Hannes Wolf and Mounsef Bakrar.
Now it's time for you to rate the players from this first-ever clash of local rivals held in the beautiful borough of Queens.
The ratings form will remain open until midnight tomorrow — that’s Sunday, May 19. The results will be published on Monday, May 20.
The feels are so good that you gave Nick Cushing a record-setting 8.4 — and referee Rosendo Mendoza a 7.4. Wolf is your POTM for the third consecutive game.
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