There's so much going on with NYCFC so this episode covers it all: The high of beating the Red Bulls after the low of losing badly to Miami, a surprise exit for the team's long-tenured Sporting Director, and a looming trip to face league-leading Philadelphia.
NYCFC's Sporting Director is out as of October 6th as he moves within MLS to become President of Soccer Operations & General Manager in Kansas.
The club's regular-season finale against Seattle Sounders FC will officially be played in Queens thanks to the New York Mets missing the MLB playoffs.
We take a look at the active construction site that Etihad Park is now, and compare it to what the stadium will look like when it opens in 2027. Has video, slideshow.
Agustín Ojeda is your surprise pick for Player of Match — it's his first since joining the club at the start of the 2024 season.
Members of Torcida 96 allegedly directed slurs at Red Bull players and fans. Here’s a timeline of what we believe happened, including video of the confrontation.
New York City FC prevailed 3-2 in a back-and-forth clash with the Red Bulls at Sports Illustrated Stadium, earning a second win over their rivals this season.
New York City completed a season sweep of the Hudson River Derby, earning a dramatic 3-2 win at Sports Illustrated Stadium to dim the Red Bulls' playoff hopes.
Alonso Martínez won't be available for New York City FC as they play the 32nd installment of the Hudson River Derby at Sports Illustrated Stadium.
The Red Bulls have two legit stars in Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and Emil Forsberg, but a lack of depth has them languishing in 10th Place and on track to miss the playoffs for the first time in 15 years.
You handed Nico Fernández a 5.9 rating and Player of the Match: It was that kind of night.
We look at what's on the line when New York City FC face New York Red Bulls at Sports Illustrated Stadium this Saturday, and at why there's so much bad blood between these two teams.
Here are 5 takeaways from the Hudson River Derby edition of the Men in Blazers podcast.
Tired legs catch up with NYCFC as Inter Miami hand them their biggest loss of the season in front of an announced crowd of 40,085 at Citi Field.
The New York City FC attack disappeared against one of the leakiest defenses in the Eastern Conference, and Lionel Messi and his Miami teammates made them pay.
NYCFC look to extend their three-game wining streak when they face Lionel Messi, Luis "Hawk Tuah" Suárez, and the rest of the Inter Miami squad in the Gender Reveal Derby.
