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NYCFC dealt a crushing defeat as New England grabs a stoppage-time winner
Another costly setback at home for NYCFC as they're now winless in eight straight matches after New England's Dániel Gazdag scored a winner in the third minute of second-half stoppage time.
NYCFC dealt a crushing defeat as New England grabs a stoppage-time winner
Another costly setback at home for NYCFC as they're now winless in eight straight matches after New England's Dániel Gazdag scored a winner in the third minute of second-half stoppage time.
Matchday 24: New York City FC vs New England in Queens
New York City FC hosts the Revolution at Citi Field for the first time ever, and while in search of a win to put an end to what's grown into a seven-match winless rut.
New York City FC Tracker: All 2026 news and rumors
Pascal Jansen won't be on the sidelines for NYCFC's next match vs New England, as the head coach will be away to "tend to personal matters" according to the club, replaced by assistant Mehdi Ballouchy.
New York City claims hard-fought point off Nashville
A third straight draw for New York City FC, this time a positive result to keep a clean sheet against the top team in all of MLS in a 0-0 at Yankee Stadium.
Scouting New England: 5 things to know before NYCFC returns to Queens
The Revs picked up Dániel Gazdag and Joshua Wynder since last facing NYCFC, but starting striker Dor Turgeman and speedy youngster Peyton Miller could hold the key to their success at Citi Field.
Scouting Nashville SC: 5 things to know about the MLS leaders
Ben Wright of SixOneFive Soccer on Nashville's chase for the single season MLS points record, Brian Schwake's emergence at keeper, new signing Elias Saad's fit in the attack.
Scouting Toronto FC: 5 things to know before NYCFC visits the Reds
Toronto is in good form and in touching distance of a playoff spot, and it's in part because of Josh Sargent, who John Molinaro of TFC Republic says will be the X-factor when New York City FC plays TFC at BMO Field.
Playing on short rest a season-long struggle for New York City FC
NYCFC has a record of 4W-3D-9L this season while playing on two or three days' rest, 26th out of the 30 MLS teams in terms of the points-per-game the club has picked up while enduring quick turnarounds between matches.
Gotham FC duo Ann-Katrin Berger, Rose Lavelle up for Ballon d'Or recognition
Lavelle is up for the overall women's Ballon d'Or, Berger is trying to win Women's Goalkeeper of the Year after finishing second in 2025, though Gotham FC itself was shut out of a Club of the Year nomination.
Gotham FC's 10-match unbeaten streak ends at hands of Denver Summit
The Bats fell 3-0 to the Summit on a trio of second-half goals and saw their club-record unbeaten run end and their NWSL Shield lead shrink.
Jaedyn Shaw chip, Sophia Wilson penalty leaves it level between Gotham, Portland
Gotham FC extended its unbeaten streak to 10 matches with a 1-1 draw with Portland Thorns FC, as Jaedyn Shaw's stunning goal from distance got canceled out by a 75th-minute PK for Portland's Sophia Wilson.
Ann-Katrin Berger claims 10th clean sheet in Gotham's scoreless draw vs Angel City
The German became the first NWSL goalkeeper to earn 10 shutouts in back-to-back seasons, with Gotham's 0-0 draw extending their unbeaten run to nine matches and extending their lead at the top of the NWSL table.
Sources: NYCFC II moving to New Jersey's Middlesex County
NYCFC and MLS now confirm Edison, New Jersey, and a soon-to-be-completed 6,500-seat multi-purpose stadium will become the new home for a relocated and rebranded version of New York City FC II as part of MLS Next Pro's new Hometown Soccer Holdings initiative.
The local amateurs set to compete in 2027 US Open Cup qualifying
Beginning in September, 22 teams from across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut will be competing for a spot in the tournament field.
Long Island granted USL League One franchise with 2028 debut planned
New franchise USL Long Island plans to launch a third-division men's team at James M. Shuart Stadium at Hofstra University, a direct competitor for nearby The Island FC launching in 2027 in MLS Next Pro.
Chasing a soccer broadcasting dream from Ireland to New York
Oisín Coyne swapped Irish football for New York's soccer scene, and he hasn't looked back. Why the native of Kildare, Ireland, left his homeland to pursue his commentary dream in the United States.
The Blueprint: Is there an ideal MLS playoff format?
A walk through the history of the many different MLS Cup Playoff formats used over the years sheds a different light on the proposed new version the league is weighing introducing for the 2027/28 season.
NYCFC at the intersection of bizarre bits of Brazilian transfer business
Santiago Rodríguez is back in MLS, but the $6M fee to bring him to Columbus isn't going to sellers Botafogo, instead being put towards settling Botafogo's debts to NYCFC (and Atlanta), the second time this summer a club from Brazil's debts to NYCFC made headlines.
Sources: NYCFC II moving to New Jersey's Middlesex County
NYCFC and MLS now confirm Edison, New Jersey, and a soon-to-be-completed 6,500-seat multi-purpose stadium will become the new home for a relocated and rebranded version of New York City FC II as part of MLS Next Pro's new Hometown Soccer Holdings initiative.
US Open Cup normalcy restored with all MLS teams returning in 2027
The 2027 US Open Cup will mark the first time all the American teams in MLS compete in the tournament since 2023, with the 27 MLS sides set to enter next year's tournament in July during the Round of 64.
The good and bad from another NYCFC draw heading into a crucial two-match week
Another game added to the winless streak, but a valuable point gained. Plus, transfer window wrap-ups, full MLS participation in US Open Cup returns, and key matches vs New England and Real Salt Lake come next.
The Blueprint: Is there an ideal MLS playoff format?
A walk through the history of the many different MLS Cup Playoff formats used over the years sheds a different light on the proposed new version the league is weighing introducing for the 2027/28 season.
The transfer window closes, NYCFC draws again before Nashville test
Analyzing the state of the New York City FC squad in the closing hours of the MLS transfer window, as the club remains stuck in a winless streak, banged up, and staring down a visit from Supporters' Shield leaders Nashville SC.
Nico transfer twists, a winless week for NYCFC, and a new MLS playoff plan
Thoughts on the $25M transfer saga involving Nico Fernández Mercau and Sporting Kansas City, NYCFC's two underwhelming road results, and the Aussie rules football-inspired playoff format MLS could adopt in 2027/28.
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Sources: NYCFC II moving to New Jersey's Middlesex County
NYCFC and MLS now confirm Edison, New Jersey, and a soon-to-be-completed 6,500-seat multi-purpose stadium will become the new home for a relocated and rebranded version of New York City FC II as part of MLS Next Pro's new Hometown Soccer Holdings initiative.
Brad Sims: Our project is as compelling or more compelling than any in American soccer
An interview with the New York City FC president and CEO on expectations for the new MLS Commissioner and MLS 3.0, what it means for NYCFC to be a "flagship club," Etihad Park, collaborating with Gotham FC, and the future of NYCFC II.
Randall's Island finds its niche hosting top-level soccer
Gotham FC will play the first NWSL match on Randall's Island, the latest milestone for the 5,000-seat Icahn Stadium, which has carved out a clear role since 2024 by hosting some of the world's top clubs and national teams.
NYCFC squad strengthened with signs of more to come
New York City FC's roster looked thin when MLS paused for the World Cup, but a big new signing, returning loanees, injury recoveries, and multiple other rumored transfer targets paint a promising picture for the season's second half.
Deal or not, NYCFC pursuing Christian Pulisic makes perfect sense
Even if the move currently looks like a long shot, there are many reasons, on the field and off, why New York City FC is right to go all out to try to sign Christian Pulisic away from AC Milan.
Harlem's Little Senegal faced heavy police presence for Senegal's World Cup opener
Barricades and strict NYPD crowd control measures greeted Senegal fans along West 116th Street who wanted to watch the nation's first World Cup match.
Mixed travel results for fans who went to New Jersey's World Cup opener
Fans at the first World Cup match in East Rutherford, New Jersey found it easier getting to the stadium before kickoff than they did getting home after Brazil played Morocco.
Joe Scally on his 'special' return to New York for USMNT roster reveal
Catching up with the former New York City FC Homegrown and youngest non-German player to reach 150 Bundesliga appearances as he prepares for his second World Cup.
The Blueprint: What is PascalBall?
In the inaugural episode of our new deep-dive podcast offering, we explore the philosophies and tactical principles that guide New York City FC coach Pascal Jansen as he sets up his teams.