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.
Breaking down the second-half collapse against Philadelphia Union and another early Leagues Cup exit, plus Michael Battista joins to discuss NYCFC II's move to Middlesex County.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Unpacking some of the highs and lows of Leagues Cup, Gotham FC's unbeaten run to the top of the NWSL, plus a preview of the rivalry clash between NYCFC and Philadelphia.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The newest New York City FC Designated Player discusses fitting in on a new roster midseason, the coaching reputation that sold him on Pascal Jansen, and what he hopes to accomplish in MLS.
New York City FC's sporting director talks Bénie Traoré, Luighi, the Nico Fernández Mercau transfer rumors, shopping for a big-name Designated Player, and what comes next before Etihad Park opens.
What went wrong in the draw with Toronto, plus talk of Nico Fernández Mercau's status, a new MLS commissioner, Mauricio Pochettino re-upping with the USMNT, and a preview of Leagues Cup and NYCFC's path through it.
An interview with the New York City FC president and CEO on expectations for the new MLS Commissioner and MLS 3.0, what it means for NYCFC to be a "flagship club," Etihad Park, collaborating with Gotham FC, and the future of NYCFC II.
Riding high off two straight wins, New York City came back down to Earth with a disappointing draw against Toronto FC under the lights in the Bronx on Friday night.
