Matchday 13: New York City FC vs Charlotte FC in North Carolina
New York City begins their four-match road trip to close out the pre-World Cup portion of the season by returning to Bank of America Stadium, where they won twice in the 2025 MLS Cup Playoffs.
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Matchday 15: New York City FC at Nashville SC
New York City FC will try to earn a first-ever win in Nashville while missing eight players due to injury in what will be their last competitive match for 60 days.
US Open Cup Quarterfinal: New York City FC vs Columbus
New York City FC will try to earn just a second-ever win in Columbus as they face the Crew for the second time in 10 days with a spot in the US Open Cup semifinals on the line.
Matchday 14: The Hudson River Derby in Harrison, New Jersey
New York City FC plays Red Bull New York for the 34th time, with New York City riding a streak of three straight away wins in the derby.
Matchday 12: New York City FC hosts Columbus in the Bronx
New York City will try to snap a seven-match MLS winless streak in what will be their last home match played until July 25 following the league's World Cup break.
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Ousmane Dembélé hat trick powers France past rotated Norway
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