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.
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.
After going unbeaten in four, including the first three positive road results of the 2026 season, the Cosmos came back to earth by losing 2-1 at home to fellow USL League One expansion side Sarasota Paradise.
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.
A second straight 1-1 draw on the road for New York City FC as Nicolás Fernández Mercau opened up a lead in the 29th minute only for the lead to disappear in the second half.
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.
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.
New York City FC took a point home from Gillette Stadium thanks to a Matt Freese penalty save, a pair of 40th-minute tactical substitutions made by Pascal Jansen, and a set-piece goal from James Sands.
New York City FC fell behind early, grabbed a classy equalizer from Luighi, then couldn't solve Cincinnati keeper Roman Celentano and let Evander beat them with a stoppage-time goal to make it four consecutive losses.
New faces in defense helped the Cosmos keep a fourth clean sheet of the season, with Sebastián Guenzatti's sixth goal of the season enough to earn the home team a 1-0 win at Hinchliffe Stadium on Saturday night.
A two-goal NYCFC lead at halftime got wiped away in the second half when Philadelphia's Cavan Sullivan and Bruno Damiani lit up the Bronx, earning the Union a 3-2 win.
They were long shots to advance going in, but New York City FC did get a first-half lead over their Liga MX rivals, but couldn't build on it and instead surrendered two second-half goals to close Leagues Cup with a 2-1 loss at Sports Illustrated Stadium.
New York City FC fell behind, pulled back level with the Liga MX champions shortly before halftime, but suffered their first loss post-World Cup when José Paradela scored a late, deflected winner for Cruz Azul.
Jaedyn Shaw's first-half goal from a Jordynn Dudley assist was enough for Gotham to beat San Diego Wave 1-0, Gotham's third straight 1-0 victory and their 12th clean sheet of the season.
A much-changed New York City lineup got past Santos Laguna at Sports Illustrated Stadium thanks to second-half goals from Tayvon Gray and Nico Cavallo, plus a six-save shutout from Matt Freese.
Kerr missed an early penalty but made up for it by scoring a 46th-minute winner, while goalkeeper Shelby Hogan kept another clean sheet to keep Gotham unbeaten in six and make it back-to-back 1-0 wins to close out a three-match road trip.
