Charlotte got the better of New York City — again. Here are your Player Ratings.
New York City FC player ratings are determined by Hudson River Blue readers — here are your NYCFC player ratings from New York City’s frustrating loss to Charlotte FC on Saturday, May 6.
While the goal from the spot was enough to level the score at the time, it wasn’t enough to secure a point, or earn Santi a high HRB rating this week. The fans wanted more, and I think that’s fair enough. Fotmob handed down a 7.4.
Matt Freese was once again your Player of the Match and received the team's highest rating, with his saves the reason New York City FC left Orlando with a valuable away point.
Talles Magno is your POTM after his super-sub performance in New York City FC's 2-2 draw with Atlanta United.
The New York City FC Starting XI averaged a 5.5 rating, and no player earned a score higher than 6.4, both facts befitting a 0-0 draw with very little individual or collective quality on display.
Keaton Parks is your POTM after New York City FC came up short against Austin FC on a warm night in Texas.
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Eric Gomez of ESPN tells us about the players who left Querétaro, the club's four losses to start the Liga MX Apertura season, and why 37-year-old Pablo Barrera could trouble New York City FC.
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