Three first-half goals earn NYCFC second straight win
The Chicago Fire proved no match for a New York City FC attack led by Nico Fernández Mercau, Agustín Ojeda, and Malachi Jones.
The Chicago Fire proved no match for a New York City FC attack led by Nico Fernández Mercau, Agustín Ojeda, and Malachi Jones.
An early goal from Nico Fernández Mercau and a late-ish second from Agustín Ojeda carried New York City FC to a 2-1 win in Columbus, a first away win there since the 2017 season.
La Roja silenced Lionel Messi and held Argentina's potent attack to just two shot attempts, with Spain ending Argentina's reign as World Cup champions thanks to a 106th-minute Ferran Torres goal.
Esther González's brace off the bench and a Rose Lavelle stoppage-time winner lifted Gotham to the top of the NWSL table and a third straight win.
The sold-out crowd of 42,175 at Citi Field made Gotham's 1-0 win over Washington Spirit the most-attended women's sports event in New York City history, and the second-best-attended NWSL match in league history.
The Spanish international scored her third and fourth league goals of the season, with Gotham rebounding from a loss last weekend to earn a come-from-behind 3-1 win over Utah Royals.
Erling Haaland's two goals helped Norway make history as they advanced past Brazil with a 2-1 win to reach the quarterfinals of a World Cup for the first time in the nation's history.
Not even the 90-degree temperatures in East Rutherford, New Jersey could slow the France attack, with Kylian Mbappé scoring a brace to make more World Cup history in a 3-0 win in the Round of 32.
After a cagey and scoreless first half, England found two goals in quick succession to pull past Panama and win 2-0 on a rainy afternoon in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
The supercup match between 2025's NWSL Championship and Shield winners went Gotham's way thanks to a penalty from Esther González, a sparkling solo goal from Jordynn Dudley, and some critical saves made by Ann-Katrin Berger.
France rolled to a 4-1 win in Boston and emerged as winners of Group I as Ousmane Dembélé took over and as Norway rested many of its regular starters.
For the first time since 2006, Ecuador is heading to the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup after upsetting trophy contenders Germany with a come-from-behind 2-1 win in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Haaland can do it on a humid, rainy night in East Rutherford, New Jersey, with the striker's two second-half goals the difference in Norway's 3-2 win to guarantee a spot in the knockout rounds.
A sellout crowd of 64,146 fans created one of the best atmospheres of the World Cup in Foxborough, Massachusetts, as they watched a second-minute goal from Morocco's Ismael Saibari down Scotland in a tight 1-0 contest.
Les Bleus struggled out of the gate, but a second-half brace from Kylian Mbappé helped push France beyond a pesky Senegal side to open Group I play.
Both sides had chances, but it was the Ivory Coast that came out on top in the 90th minute to silence a Lincoln Financial Field crowd mostly wearing yellow jerseys and supporting Ecuador.