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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.

So, I did this in on a whim, I never wrote before never really was that type of guy, but now with a website I’ll dabble in it a little bit …

This Wednesday local MLS side's Red Bull NY and NYCFC take a break from league play to face-off in their Round of 16 US Open Cup match. This match will also be the 1st Edition of the season this local 🗽 derby.

Red Bull New York are finalizing details on the signing of Colombian Under-20 international Julián Andrés Bazán Medina from Deportivo Pereira. The Colombian club is going through an economic crisis, and the injection of funds from the MLS club should help in that regard. The transfer, which is being reported to be for 1.1 million dollars, according to Felipe Sierra of @DiarioASColombia, will help the club economically but will leave a big hole on defense for Arturo Reyes side