The Raquinho Derby is a heavyweight battle between in-form teams: In one corner you have NYCFC, undefeated in six games on the road, and in the other you have the Union, undefeated in 14 games at home.
A heavily rotated Gotham FC side fail to score at Subaru Park but climbed to the top of Group B.
Tell us who you think were the sporting director's biggest gets, and greatest regrets.
There's so much going on with NYCFC so this episode covers it all: The high of beating the Red Bulls after the low of losing badly to Miami, a surprise exit for the team's long-tenured Sporting Director, and a looming trip to face league-leading Philadelphia.
NYCFC's Sporting Director is out as of October 6th as he moves within MLS to become President of Soccer Operations & General Manager in Kansas.
The club's regular-season finale against Seattle Sounders FC will officially be played in Queens thanks to the New York Mets missing the MLB playoffs.
Alonso Martínez won't be available for New York City FC as they play the 32nd installment of the Hudson River Derby at Sports Illustrated Stadium.
NYCFC look to extend their three-game wining streak when they face Lionel Messi, Luis "Hawk Tuah" Suárez, and the rest of the Inter Miami squad in the Gender Reveal Derby.
One episode, four New York City FC matches to discuss, as we review the Columbus and Charlotte wins and look ahead to Inter Miami CF's midweek trip to Citi Field and the weekend's Hudson River Derby in New Jersey.
Beating Charlotte means NYCFC are officially qualified for the MLS Cup Playoffs, the ninth time they've made the postseason out of 11 opportunities since the club's founding.
NYCFC could clinch a playoff spot with a win today — to do that they'll need to break Charlotte's 9-game winning streak, and deny them a new MLS record.
Your fuego source for 2025 NYCFC transfer news, rumors, and sketchy tweets before the MLS transfer window closes.
The 27-year-old goalkeeper's extension through the 2030 season was first announced on stage at the Men In Blazers Live! In New York event.
New York City FC President and CEO Brad Sims discusses transfer philosophy, the processes of hiring Pascal Jansen (and letting Nick Cushing go), why he supports moving to a European calendar, the real story behind the failed stadium in The Bronx, and more.
NYCFC are looking for their first win over Columbus Crew since 2022. Can Alonso & Co get it done against a side missing Diego Rossi, but that now features new DP Wessam Abou Ali?
We dive into NYCFC's important road win in Chicago, talking Nico Fernández, Raul Gustavo, Seymour Reid, and more, then preview the two important home matches against Columbus Crew and Charlotte FC.
