New York City FC President and CEO Brad Sims talks about the new stadium, why the badge update was announced earlier this month, and how the league will evolve between now and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Icahn Stadium on Randall's Island is back to hosting professional soccer: Here's how New York City FC, NYCFC II, and visiting international teams could make use of the upgraded facility.
The dates of professional soccer's return to Randall's Island are now confirmed, as New York City FC II announces plans to play two September games at the renovated Icahn Stadium.
New York City FC will face FC Cincinnati and Nashville SC at Red Bull Arena. In addition. the Nashville game was moved from a Saturday night to a Sunday afternoon.
New York City FC reportedly donated $3 million to upgrade Icahn Stadium — the Baby Blues will move to their new home in August.
New York Magazine drops the bombshell that Mets owner's $8 billion "Metropolitan Park" casino won't get Albany approval.
The results are in, and you voted to name New York City FC's new soccer stadium in Queens after a line from F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Etihad, Schmetihad: Fans like you will decide what the first soccer stadium built in New York City will be called.
What it was like to walk the grounds that will soon be home to New York City FC's new soccer stadium.
NYCFC's CEO, and City Councilman Francisco Moya, discussed the journey to Willets Point approval in exclusive interviews outside City Hall after the City Council voted in favor of the redevelopment.
NYCFC officials and supporters gathered outside City Hall as the authorization clears the way to break ground on New York City's first-ever soccer stadium.
New York City FC shared numerous new looks at their Queens stadium, which includes a seven-story-tall entrance cube.
City Planning Commission gave the soccer stadium a unanimous approval, moving the public review process into its final stages.
In this exclusive interview, the NYCFC CEO talks to us about Messi, winning, adding a women's team, where he stands on pigeons.
New York City's first-ever soccer stadium clears another big hurdle as it draws closer to final approval.
Donovan Richards wants written commitments from NYCFC and their developer partners on community-focused issues.
