New York City FC to host Round One playoff game at Citi Field
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.
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.
We look at all 14 games that will be played on the last day of the season, and how they will impact the 2024 MLS Cup Playoffs.
The 17-year-old New York City FC fullback was named among the "60 of the best young talents in world football" just one week after making MLS "22 Under 22" list.
The versatile player's recent starts at midfield and defense were nothing short of spectacular: It's no coincidence that New York City FC have three consecutive wins with Justin Haak in the Starting XI.
*Since the resumption of the regular season after the end of Leagues Cup.
The season average of 21,764 per game is up 9.7% over last year — and the highest since 2018.
The third of New York City FC's three straight wins featured a star turn from Santiago Rodríguez, which had our HRB Podcast hosts wondering: Should the NYCFC No 10 be in the MVP conversation?
The 17-year-old left-back ranked 20th in the annual list of top MLS players under 22, and was the only member of this year's young New York City FC squad to make the list.
The left- and right-back positions look to have quality options in place for years to come, but how did New York City FC get so good at churning out promising young fullbacks?
Santiago Rodríguez added two goals against Nashville SC and is your POTM — his 22 goal involvements this season account for 40.7% of the goals scored by New York City FC.
Three first-half goals were enough for New York City to beat Nashville SC and earn their third consecutive win at Red Bull Arena.