The final three regular-season matches of 2026 will be played at Citi Field, where NYCFC hasn't won in four visits so far this season and is winless across its last six games played going back to the 2025 campaign.
The highs and lows of a win over RSL and a gut-wrenching loss to New England. Plus, Alonso Martínez returns, Luighi breaks out, NYCFC II pushes for playoffs and makes moves for its future, and a big preview the Red Bulls coming to Yankee Stadium.
All the ways Alonso Martínez's return can help New York City FC over the final nine games of the MLS season, from the psychological boost of getting the team's leading scorer back, to the roster ramifications of having Martínez to call on once again.
The seven-game winless streak in MLS play ended with an away win, as NYCFC saw out a much-needed multi-goal shutout victory and even got Alonso Martínez back on the field for the first time since his ACL injury last November.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Santiago Rodríguez is back in MLS, but the $6M fee to bring him to Columbus isn't going to sellers Botafogo, instead being put towards settling Botafogo's debts to NYCFC (and Atlanta), the second time this summer a club from Brazil's debts to NYCFC made headlines.
NYCFC and MLS now confirm Edison, New Jersey, and a soon-to-be-completed 6,500-seat multi-purpose stadium will become the new home for a relocated and rebranded version of New York City FC II as part of MLS Next Pro's new Hometown Soccer Holdings initiative.
Analyzing the state of the New York City FC squad in the closing hours of the MLS transfer window, as the club remains stuck in a winless streak, banged up, and staring down a visit from Supporters' Shield leaders Nashville SC.
Thiago Martins and Keaton Parks, recent returnees from injury, had to limp out of NYCFC's 1-1 draw with Toronto FC, deepening what's been a season-long string of injury setbacks for some of the team's most important players.
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.
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.
NYCFC has a record of 4W-3D-9L this season while playing on two or three days' rest, 26th out of the 30 MLS teams in terms of the points-per-game the club has picked up while enduring quick turnarounds between matches.
