The road win over FC Cincinnati has the vibes feeling immaculate and has us diving deep on MLS Cup Playoff possibilities and the rest-of-season outlook for a New York City FC team that's one of the hottest sides in MLS.
The Iceman will report to the US training camp on August 31, where he will be the most senior goalkeeper as the squid prepares to play South Korea and Japan.
But outlook is positive as NYCFC are enjoying a blistering-hot run of form, allowed the second-fewest goals in the league, and are starting to score consistently.
The New York City FC squad earned its highest average rating of the season, while Aiden O'Neill won his first Player of the Match vote since joining the club in May.
Possession with purpose, pacey runs, a lock-down defense, pressing in recovery: Jansenball is here, and it looks good.
NYCFC knock off Conference-leading Cincinnati with an impressive road win behind Alonso Martínez's 14th goal of the season and Matt Freese's 7th clean sheet.
Thoughts on what New York City FC and Sporting Director David Lee did during the MLS Secondary Transfer Window, and where the moves leave the squad for 2025 and beyond.
New York City FC will try to make it three straight MLS wins as they visit the Eastern Conference's top team in FC Cincinnati.
FC Cincinnati is contending for the Supporters' Shield after adding Evander and Kévin Denkey. But a team missing Obinna Nwobodo, Luca Orellano, and Miles Robinson could be vulnerable at home.
Reviewing NYCFC's important comeback victory over Nashville SC, plus some discussion of new defensive signing Raul Gustavo and a preview of the upcoming trip to TQL Stadium to face FC Cincinnati.
Andrés Perea is your Player of the Match for the second time this year, while Agustín Ojeda earned his best rating this MLS season.
New York City FC overcame an early deficit and a lengthy weather delay to beat Nashville SC 2-1, with Alonso Martínez delivering a league-leading seventh game-winning goal of the season.
New York City FC came back from an early deficit and got a vital win against one of the MLS Eastern Conference's top teams, getting three important points to start their late-season playoff push.
NYCFC return to MLS action with a Sunday matchup against a Nashville SC that run hot and cold – and that are two losses into a three-game roadtrip – but that still sit in 3rd Place in the East.
An attempt to understand why, beyond a new piece of crossover merch, NYCFC is celebrating their part-owners the New York Yankees during the Nashville match.
Nashville's form has dipped recently, but the dual attacking threat of Sam Surridge and Hany Mukhtar still has them positioned as Supporters' Shield contenders.
