Matchday 28: Chicago vs New York City FC at Soldier Field
NYCFC returns from the international break and starts a tricky three-match week with an early afternoon kickoff in Chicago against a Fire squad that's won back-to-back matches.
NYCFC returns from the international break and starts a tricky three-match week with an early afternoon kickoff in Chicago against a Fire squad that's won back-to-back matches.
Both teams' rosters are decimated by players being away with their national teams, but NYCFC will try to get its second-ever win away at Atlanta to claw back into the Eastern Conference playoff spots.
The Hudson River Derby is back in the Bronx, and maybe for the last time, as NYCFC and Red Bull New York play a high-stakes 35th match and third this year.
Two teams mired in lengthy MLS winless streaks meet in Utah as NYCFC tries to shake off its midweek disappointment in Queens and seeks a first-ever away win against RSL.
New York City FC hosts the Revolution at Citi Field for the first time ever, and while in search of a win to put an end to what's grown into a seven-match winless rut.
NYCFC will try to break out of a prolonged winless streak back home at Yankee Stadium, though to do so, they'll need to snap the four-match winning streak Nashville rides in on.
NYCFC tries to snap its five-match winless streak on the road against a Toronto side that's suddenly unbeaten in four, and only sits three points behind NYCFC in the Eastern Conference standings.
New York City FC will attempt to end its four-game losing streak on the turf at Gillette Stadium while facing off against ex-Pigeon Jack Harrison and a Revs side that's been tough to beat at home.
NYCFC is back in the state of Ohio for the third time this season but it’s a first trip of 2026 to TQL Stadium, with the visitors hoping to snap a three-match losing streak and shake off the disappointment of their second-half collapse vs Philadelphia.
NYCFC and the Union clash for the 29th time in what's been a very even rivalry over the years, with both teams entering their Sunday night meeting in the Bronx unbeaten in three post-World Cup MLS matches played.
NYCFC plays a third Leagues Cup match in seven days in Harrison, New Jersey, still alive in the chase for a spot in the quarterfinals, but needing a big win over Necaxa and lots of help elsewhere in the competition.
New York City needs a win if it hopes to keep pace with four other MLS teams to earn back-to-back victories to start Leagues Cup, but reigning Campeón de Campeones and Liga MX Clausura winners Cruz Azul won't be easy to beat.
New York City FC begins a three-match Leagues Cup residency at Sports Illustrated Stadium as they face Santos Laguna for the first time ever while hoping to avoid a repeat of last season's unsuccessful Leagues Cup opener.
It's been back-to-back wins out of the World Cup break for New York City despite a double-digit injury list, while Toronto hasn't won a match since early April.
New York City FC plays its first home match since May 10 and will likely get a first look at the Fire's big new summer signing, striker Robert Lewandowski.
The two-month World Cup break ends as a slightly retooled NYCFC squad travels to Ohio to face the Crew in what will be the third meeting between the teams this season.