Size Matters: FC Motown file official protest after 2-1 loss to Manhattan SC
Motown alleges the field used by hosts Manhattan SC on the campus of the College of Mount Saint Vincent in the Bronx was smaller than the dimensions specified in the US Open Cup handbook.
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Poku Power: Tennessee Tempo win UPSL national championship
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New York City vs Chicago player ratings
Alonso Martínez earns your vote for Player of the Match for the 7th time this season after scoring yet another game winner; head coach Pascal Jansen gets his highest rating of the year.
NYCFC douse Fire to earn vital win in MLS playoff race
Goals from Nico Fernández Mercau, Alonso Martínez, and 17-year-old Seymour Reid gave New York City FC a hugely important 3-1 win over Chicago.
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Nico scores his first, Alosno double-nutmegs to score his 15th, and Seymour becomes the youngest goal-scorer in club history.
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NYCFC win on the road for the 5th time this season to climb the table (finally!) behind goals from Nico Fernández, Alonso Martínez, and Seymour Reid.