Round One Game Day Hub: NYCFC vs Cincinnati in Queens
The MLS Cup Playoffs return to the Five Boroughs for New York City's do-or-die matchup against FC Cincinnati: Here's what you need to know.
The MLS Cup Playoffs return to the Five Boroughs for New York City's do-or-die matchup against FC Cincinnati: Here's what you need to know.
We learn why Cincy are clicking, why the pitch dimensions at Citi Field are a concern, and why Obinna Nwobodo making or missing the Starting XI could determine the outcome.
The MLS Cup Playoffs began for New York City FC with a limp scoreless loss in Cincinnati, and your ratings were not too kind to the team's attacking players.
Goal-scoring woes returned to a New York City FC that struggled earlier this season. Oh, and the officiating didn't help.
Referee Sergii Boiko gave New York City FC plenty of favorable calls, but one foul he didn't whistle led to FC Cincinnati's game-winning goal. And that's on NYCFC.
FC Cincinnati found a way to score, New York City FC didn't: Now it's time for you to rate the players.
It's playoff time, baby, and New York City FC are back in the MLS postseason with a Round One matchup against FC Cincinnati. Oh: The game will be broadcast for free on Apple TV and on FS1. Nice.
Laurel Pfahler of Queen City Press tells us about FC Cincinnati's poor run of form heading into the playoffs, the rotating backline, and why both team's defenses could be the X-factor.
While Inter Miami's total payroll climbed to $41,708,280, New York City FC's dropped to $14,614,159.
The New York City FC head coach is signed through the 2025 season, but the WSL side are reportedly making Cushing their primary target to fill their vacant managerial post.
It's official: NYCFC will face FC Cincinnati at Citi Field in Queens on Saturday, November 2 at 5 pm ET in Round One of the 2024 MLS Cup Playoffs.
Participation in this week's ratings is 75% lower than the season average after NYCFC's first-ever loss to Montréal at Stade Saputo. Your indifference is noted.
New York City FC fall to CF Montréal at Stade Saputo for the first time in club history, drop to Sixth Place to finish the 2024 regular season.
NYCFC lost on Decision Day for just the second time in club history. But hey, they open the playoffs next week at FC Cincinnati. That's good, right?
It's Decision Day 2024: NYCFC are looking to finish the season in 4th Place and earn that coveted home-field advantage for Round One of the playoffs, while Montréal are fighting to hold onto a Wild Card spot.
Elias Grigoriadis of The Ball is Round Montreal tells us about CF Montréal's playoff chances, defensive struggles, and why the midfield will be the X-factor on Decision Day.