We convened a six-writer panel to make some bold predictions about the World Cup, like who will win it all, which players will take home top individual awards, and which hyped team will go down as the biggest flop.
Reviewing the United States performance against Germany and previewing their World Cup expectations and their group-stage opener against Paraguay, plus discussion of the Dutch national team practicing at NYCFC's training facility.
What we think of Matt Freese's chances to start at the World Cup, Aiden O'Neill and Kai Trewin making the final Australia roster, and the intriguing loan-related developments around each of Mitja Ilenič, James Sands, and Talles Magno.
What we make of this New York City FC team and season as the club hits a two-month midsummer break, and how we think Mauricio Pochettino did putting together the United States team for the World Cup.
A win and a draw on the road for New York City FC, but those results get overshadowed by the knee injury suffered by Maxi Moralez, and by the huge US Open Cup quarterfinal coming up next.
Andrés Perea discusses his long road back to health and scoring a first goal since his leg injury in November, while Pascal Jansen and Keaton Parks discuss the loss of Maxi Moralez to a possible knee injury.
A breakdown of the New York City FC win over Columbus, including a discussion about Hannes Wolf, and a discussion on the official arrival of young defender João Loiola from Flumenense.
A hat trick from Hannes Wolf earned New York City their first MLS win since March 14 as they defeated the Crew 3-0 on Mother's Day at Yankee Stadium.
New York City FC's US Open Cup win over the Red Bulls was a high point, and they might have a clear path to winning that trophy, but the slump in the MLS regular season showed no signs of letting up as NYCFC suffered another bad loss at home.
What the New York City FC coach said about the 2-0 loss to DC United, featuring more set-piece trouble, a worrying Aiden O'Neill ankle situation, and how he views Malachi Jones.
Pascal Jansen and his players discuss the club's three corner-kick goals and Malachi Jones's first start since 2024 in the win over Red Bull New York to reach the US Open Cup quarterfinals.
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.
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.
The 2-1 defeat at Citi Field was one of those nights where New York City FC really missed Alonso Martínez.
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.
