All the angles of a high-stakes edition of the Hudson River Derby get covered, from the playoff implications for both New York City FC and the Red Bulls, to how New York City might line up while missing key players.
We take a look at Sportico's most recent assessment of the organization.
New York City FC President and CEO Brad Sims talks about the new stadium, why the badge update was announced earlier this month, and how the league will evolve between now and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
You gave the New York City FC players strong ratings all around for their impressive performance against league-leading Inter Miami, and James Sands is your POTM for his goal — and how he disrupted Lionel Messi.
An episode all about New York City FC's draw with Inter Miami and Lionel Messi, breaking down all that happened on and off the pitch during a surreal, thrilling afternoon at Yankee Stadium.
Lionel Messi is neutralized by a disciplined New York City FC defense that hands the GOAT his worst performance of the year.
The visit from Messi and his star-studded Inter Miami team felt like a transformative event, but what, if anything, will this spectacle do for the sport and for MLS in New York City?
New York City FC earned a last-gasp draw and spoiled the Lionel Messi-centric party at Yankee Stadium. Now it's time to rate all the NYCFC players, the ref, and Nick Cushing.
Messi & Co are in The Bronx as New York City FC host an Inter Miami with just one win in 11 games played the two sides. A capacity crowd is expected to be in attendance for the 2 pm ET kickoff.
The four-goal loss to the Union was among the worst home defeats in New York City FC history and you handed out some extremely low player ratings to mark the occasion.
Michelle Kaufman of the Miami Herald tells us why she expects Lionel Messi to take the field at Yankee Stadium, and why Inter Miami should win.
This week we dissect the away draw with DC United and the heavy home loss to Philadelphia, and discuss the new billionaire co-owner on the block and the impending arrival of Messi Mania in the Bronx.
New York City FC allow five goals for the first time since 2016 – and for just the fourth time in club history – in a 1-5 home loss to Philadelphia Union that was as humiliating as it was unlucky.
Big mistakes and bad luck sunk a New York City FC who came into this game as heavy favorites to win.
A New York City FC side that's winless in its last seven MLS matches returns to the Bronx for a first match at Yankee Stadium since July 28.
Joe Lister of Philadelphia Soccer Now tells us why the Union continue to stumble and why the attacking duo of Tai Baribo and Mikael Uhre still could pose a threat.
