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New York City FC suffered a heartbreaking 2-1 home defeat against the New England Revolution on Wednesday night at Citi Field. Despite a second-half equalizer from Luighi, a 93rd-minute stoppage-time goal by New England's Dániel Gazdag snatched away a crucial home point for the Boys in Blue.

New York City FC’s search for a victory continues after a 0-0 draw against league leaders Nashville SC at Yankee Stadium on Friday night in front of 20,393 spectators. The result extended NYCFC’s league winless skid to six consecutive matches (0-2-4), leaving the home side frustrated once again.

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Points were shared once again at BMO Field as a resilient second-half display from Toronto FC forced a 1-1 draw against New York City FC, extending NYCFC’s frustrating winless streak to five matches. The result, identical to their previous 1-1 meeting on July 31 at Yankee Stadium, continues to highlight the persistent struggles of the Boys in Blue to close out victories on the road.

New York City FC rallied to secure a tough 1-1 road draw against the New England Revolution. Goalkeeper Matt Freese kept NYCFC in the game with an incredible double penalty save, while James Sands scored the crucial equalizing goal in first-half stoppage time.

FC Cincinnati defeated New York City FC 2-1 on August 19, 2026, at TQL Stadium, secured by a stoppage-time goal from Evander. The win, highlighted by Kenji Mboma Dem's earlier goal and strong defensive efforts moved Cincinnati to fifth place in the Eastern Conference while NYCFC remained in seventh place.

The Philadelphia Union secured a thrilling 3-2 comeback victory over New York City FC in front of 20,034 spectators at Yankee Stadium on August 16, 2026.

New York City FC dropped a 2–1 decision to Necaxa in a Leagues Cup match played in front of 11,281 spectators at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison.

New York City FC dropped a 2–1 decision to Cruz Azul in a Leagues Cup match played in front of 20,979 spectators in a heavily pro-Cruz Azul atmosphere at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison.

New York City FC began its 2026 Leagues Cup campaign with a 2-0 victory over Mexican side Santos Laguna in front of 12,275 spectators at Sports Illustrated Stadium. Second half goals from Tayvon Gray and Nico Cavallo secured all three points, while Matt Freese made several impressive saves to preserve the clean sheet.

New York City FC were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw with Toronto FC after surrendering an early lead at Yankee Stadium.

In a match played in front of 27, 419 spectators, New York City FC made it back-to-back wins after a comprehensive 3-1 victory over the Chicago Fire FC at Yankee Stadium on Saturday night.

As New York City FC is actively pursuing reinforcements in the 2026 summer transfer window, a name that has been mentioned is that of 25 year old Brazilian center- back Lucas Frietas.

Swiss publication Basler Zeitung was reporting that Red Bull New York were the favorites to complete the signing of Ivorian international Bénie Traoré. However, Blick in Switzerland is now reporting that the MLS club involved is actually New York City FC. He is expected to complete a medical examination with the MLS side this weekend.

New York City FC’s immersive fan activation at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center will anchor a summer of World Cup programming across the New York region, connecting fans to their home Club, its partners and its future home at Etihad Park

The latest Hudson River Derby had everything you’d expect—physical play, big moments, and plenty of tension—but when it was all said and done, New York City FC and the New York Red Bulls settled for a 1–1 draw at Sports Illustrated Stadium on Saturday night.

The two local MLS sides came into the Hudson River Derby match looking to extend their two game winning streaks, after both having endured lengthy winless runs in the seasons early going. Red Bulls was also looking to avenge a 3-1 home loss to NYCFC in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup on April 29th. The announced attendance of 26, 765 would enjoy a competitive and spirited affair.

In a Round of 16 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Hudson River Derby match involving two struggling sides, a victory could help change the fortunes of Red Bull New York or New York City FC. It would be expected that Red Bulls would have the advantage playing at home, but that was far from the case.