What could have been a frustrating "trap game" vs a New England team with the worst record in MLS instead became another example of how New York City FC has improved their mentality and resiliency since last season.
NYCFC win a third consecutive road game for the first time since 2019.
A red-hot New York City team ships up to Boston-adjacent Foxboro, MA, to face a struggling Revolution on the plastic grass of Gillette Stadium.
In this exclusive interview, the 25-year-old tells us about his transition from attacker to defender, and why he still likes "to take on guys on the dribble."
Jake Catanese of The Blazing Musket tells us why Giacomo Vrioni isn't a good fit, why confidence is low, and why "the New England Revolution are bad at soccer."
Mijatović followed his first MLS start by playing 90 minutes with New York City FC II in the US Open Cup, but the 18-year-old striker still hasn't flashed much of his sky-high potential.
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.
New York City defeated the Red Bulls in Queens behind goals from Hannes Wolf and Mounsef Bakrar and another strong showing from its defense.
New York City navigated through a week heavy on drama, travel, and rivalry matches, emerging with three wins and a sense that the young squad might have accelerated its learning curve.
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.
The inaugural Queens installment of the Hudson River Derby brings together two in-form teams looking to solidify their spots near the top of the Eastern Conference table.
The New York City defender is suspended for a second match and fined for his role in the on-field ugliness at BMO Field, with Toronto's Richie Laryea also receiving extra discipline.
The Hudson River Derby is back, and our own Michael Battista tells us about why the New York Red Bulls are so hottt right now — and why he expects a draw on Saturday.
The collectible trading card costs $8.99, and is available until May 19.
Hannes Wolf didn't just score the game-winner, he tormented the Union defense — no wonder he's your POTM. Plus: Raquinho gets your highest ratings on the night.
New York City scored twice in the first half and persevered through a 24-shot Philadelphia Union barrage (and a prolonged raccoon delay) to walk out of Pennsylvania victorious.
