Andrew is the founder and editor of New York Soccer Journal. He has been working in digital and social media since 2008.
It's Hudson River Derby day in the US Open Cup's Round of 16 as New York City FC will try to knock their cross-river rivals out of a cup competition for the first time in their sixth meeting in a win-or-go-home game.
We continue to try to diagnose all the things going wrong for New York City FC during their six-game slump. Plus, free World Cup fan zones get announced, and we preview the US Open Cup clash with the Red Bulls and the weekend's meeting with DC United in Queens.
The 2026 season started with a four-match unbeaten run, but New York City has since gone six MLS games without a win, a period of struggle defined by unusual defensive frailty and an attack reliant on the brilliance of two players.
Gotham's attack broke out in a big win over Bay FC, picking up their first three goals and three points at home while ending a four-match winless streak.
New York City heads to Canada to try to snap a five-match winless streak in MLS against a Montréal team that has kept them scoreless in each of their last three head-to-head meetings.
A new report shows high cost of participation at youth levels continues to hold soccer back in the New York area, and just as the most expensive World Cup ever comes to town.
Pascal Jansen and his players attempt to make sense of what went wrong in the back-and-forth 4-4 draw at Yankee Stadium, with an emphasis on set-piece struggles and defensive disorganization.
New York City extended their winless streak to five games in MLS play as they conceded twice to FC Cincinnati in second-half stoppage time to earn a draw that looks and feels more like a loss.
Both teams will attempt to snap multi-match winless streaks in this midweek meeting under the lights in the Bronx.
We diagnose what went wrong for New York City FC against Charlotte FC and during their current winless streak, preview the Cincinnati and Montréal games, and celebrate the launch of the New York Soccer Journal.
Despite recent struggles to finish during a string of disappointing results at home, New York City FC's head coach is confident wasted chances won't be a recurring issue for his team.
Welcome to your new source for independent, in-depth coverage of soccer in New York.
It's a rematch of last year's MLS Cup Playoffs best-of-three as Charlotte visits Citi Field and New York City FC looks to snap a three-match MLS winless streak.
Reacting to New York City FC's big win to open the US Open Cup campaign, the 2-0 loss in Vancouver, and the returns to health of Malachi Jones and Andrés Perea.
