
New York City vs Columbus player ratings
The vote for Player of the Match from the 0-0 draw with the Crew was lopsided in favor of the highest-rated New York City FC player, goalkeeper Matt Freese.
The vote for Player of the Match from the 0-0 draw with the Crew was lopsided in favor of the highest-rated New York City FC player, goalkeeper Matt Freese.
Alonso Martinez is Player of the Match after his third goal in four games sealed a win, but we spotlight Keaton Parks, who was arguably the best player on the field vs. New England.
Jonny Shore is your Player of the Match after a historically impressive performance for a 17-year-old, and one of the rare examples of a defensive player getting the nod over the goal-scorers and goalkeeper.
A lack of goals or even good scoring chances for New York City FC combined with the bitter late goal conceded made for some unhappy ratings.
Alonso Martínez is your Player of the Match after drawing a red card, taking one shot, and scoring one goal — and that is why we call him El Clínico.
Now that the 2024 season is done and dusted, let's look back on the team's performances: Here are your New York City FC player ratings for the 43 games played this year.
The numbers are poor in your final player ratings of the season — what did you expect? At least Justin Haak ends 2024 on a high note after getting your vote for Player of the Match.
Matt Freese earned the highest score in the history of these reader-generated player ratings for his performance in Game 3 in Cincinnati, and the entire New York City FC backline got high marks for a first clean sheet kept since July.
Playoff wins make for positive player ratings, as four NYCFC players were rated above 8.0 and head coach Nick Cushing got one of his best grades this season.
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.
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.
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.
Santiago Rodríguez is your POTM after becoming the 14th player in NYCFC history to score 10 goals or more in a single season.
The strongest ratings of the year after the biggest win of the season? Yeah, that tracks.
You gave the New York City FC players strong ratings all around for their impressive performance against league-leading Inter Miami, and James Sands is your POTM for his goal — and how he disrupted Lionel Messi.
The four-goal loss to the Union was among the worst home defeats in New York City FC history and you handed out some extremely low player ratings to mark the occasion.