NYCFC lose to New York Red Bulls in MLS Playoffs to end 2024 season
NYCFC end their 2024 season with a 0-2 home defeat to the New York Red Bulls in the Conference Semifinals of the MLS Cup Playoffs.
NYCFC end their 2024 season with a 0-2 home defeat to the New York Red Bulls in the Conference Semifinals of the MLS Cup Playoffs.
An Eastern Conference Semifinal appearance less than two seasons into a roster rebuild represents growth, but it hurts to get eliminated by a most hated rival.
NYCFC's playoff run came grinding to a halt in Queens as the visiting Red Bulls won the first-ever Hudson River Derby in the MLS Cup Playoffs.
The season ended with a crushing defeat for New York City FC, losing at Citi Field to their arch-rivals to bow out of the MLS Cup Playoffs.
It's the biggest Hudson River Derby ever, with a capacity crowd of 25,000 in the stands to watch New York City FC host New York Red Bulls at Citi Field.
The New York City FC president and CEO wore the jaunty blazer to several of the club's key wins — and that doesn't sound like a coincidence to us.
Michael Battista tells us about momentum, gunning for the Eastern Conference Final, and why the Red Bulls backline is the X-factor.
We discuss why it's important to score early, contain Emil Forsberg, and start Justin Haak. Plus: Injury report, predicting Starting XI.
The New York soccer icon and current studio analyst for MLS on Apple helps us set the stage for the first postseason meeting between New York City FC and the New York Red Bulls.
But connections to the 7 Train are available in Queens. Another option: The LIRR operates hourly direct trains from Grand Central and Penn Station.
Additional sections behind home plate and above the supporters will add 2,500 seats.
A thorough review of NYCFC's postseason history reveals a team that struggled badly in early playoff appearances until it all flipped during the team's run to win MLS Cup in 2021.
The Iceman remains criminally underrated despite being New York City FC's best player all season long and in the MLS Cup Playoffs.
Hosts John Baney and Mark Radigan react (strongly) to the news that capacity will be limited at Citi Field for the first-ever playoff Hudson River Derby.
We look at the history of the rivalry between New York City FC and New York Red Bulls, and how the Boys from Harrison no longer dominate the Hudson River Derby.
Every major professional sports team in the area that could make the postseason this fall did: That's six clubs across four leagues, with a title won in October and two more still in play.