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In a match that perfectly encapsulated their chaotic, up-and-down, mostly down 2026 campaign, the New York Red Bulls fell 3-2 to the New England Revolution. The five-goal thriller at Gillette Stadium dealt a massive blow to New York's postseason ambitions, showcasing a team capable of fighting back but entirely unable to get out of its own way.

The New York Red Bulls kept their postseason ambitions alive on Saturday afternoon, taking advantage of an early error and a late insurance goal to secure a vital 2-0 victory over Inter Miami CF at Sports Illustrated Stadium.

The New York Red Bulls’ 2026 Major League Soccer campaign hit a familiar roadblock on Saturday night at Sports Illustrated Stadium. Despite controlling 67% of the possession and firing 15 shots, New York found themselves without answers in a 2–0 shutout defeat to Toronto FC. For a club that has spent the entire year teetering on the edge of mediocrity, the performance was a stark reminder that this squad simply lacks a real blueprint for success.

The New York Red Bulls’ up-and-down late-season form continued Wednesday night at Audi Field, where a disastrous first half proved too steep a mountain to climb in a 2-1 defeat to D.C. United. While a spirited second-half response offered a glimmer of fight, the performance was a microcosm of a mediocre 2026 campaign that has left fans frustrated, yet strangely secure in their postseason aspirations.

An explosive first-half display powered the New York Red Bulls to a comfortable 4-1 victory over San Diego FC in their first-ever meeting at Sports Illustrated Stadium. Ending a frustrating four-game home winless streak, the Red Bulls overwhelmed the visitors early, effectively putting the game out of reach before halftime.

The issues regarding the roster composition of the New York Red Bulls were clearly highlighted on Wednesday night. A harsh 3-0 defeat to St. Louis CITY SC revealed a critical weakness that could jeopardize their postseason hopes: a total lack of dependable squad depth.

Red Bull New York Homegrown Products Julian Hall and Adri Mehmeti Make USMNT Debuts in 4-1 Victory over Peru

Three Red Bull New York players featured for Panama in the national team's 1-1 draw against India on Friday, September 25.

Red Bull New York goalkeeper Tobias Szewczyk, and RBNY II midfielder Deven Cadigan and defender Josh Munson have been called up to U-17 USYNT camp in Marbella, Spain from September 24 to October 7, U.S. Soccer announced today.

Red Bull New York defender Matthew Dos Santos and winger Dennis Nelich have been called up to U-19 USYNT camp in Marbella, Spain from September 24 to October 6 U.S. Soccer announced today.

Red Bull New York midfielder David Ruiz has been selected to the Honduras National Team roster for their upcoming CONCACAF Nations League matches, the federation announced today.

Red Bull New York Midfielder Ronald Donkor has been named to the Ghana National Team roster for their upcoming African Cup of Nations qualifiers, the federation announced on September 18.

The New York Red Bulls secured a narrow 1-0 victory over rivals New York City FC in the Hudson River Derby at Yankee Stadium. Teenage forward Julian Hall scored the decisive goal in the 57th minute by capitalizing on a defensive error, a win that allowed the Red Bulls to leapfrog NYCFC into eighth place in the Eastern Conference standings.

Red Bull New York sign Red Bull New York II winger Dennis Nelich to a one-and-a-half-year MLS contract as a homegrown through the 2027-28 season with options for the 2028-29, 2029-30, and 2030-31 seasons, the club announced today.

Red Bull New York players Julian Hall and Adri Mehmeti have been named to the final United States Men’s National Team Roster for their upcoming September/October camp, U.S. Soccer announced today.

The Hudson River Derby has always been one of the most intense rivalries in Major League Soccer, but this week's showdown between the New York Red Bulls and New York City FC carries even more significance. The match is expected to be the final Hudson River Derby played at Yankee Stadium, the home that NYCFC has called its own since joining MLS in 2015.

Ronald Donkor's dramatic 89th-minute strike snapped the New York Red Bulls' six-match league winless streak, securing a vital 1-0 victory over the Columbus Crew. The late-game triumph at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field provided much-needed three points for the Michael Bradley's side, thrusting them back into the Eastern Conference playoff race.

The New York Red Bulls fell 2-0 to Los Angeles FC, extending their winless streak to six matches. The costly defeat drops New York down to 12th place in the Eastern Conference, officially pushing them out of a playoff spot with time running out in the season.

After training in Seattle, W.A. on Monday, Red Bull New York Head Coach Michael Bradley and defender Devin Padelford spoke with the media prior to New York’s road match against LAFC on Wednesday.

The New York Red Bulls kicked off their four-match West Coast road trip with a gritty, hard-fought 0-0 draw against the Seattle Sounders at Lumen Field. With the result, the New York team extends its winless streak to five matches (0-3-2).