NYCFC advances to Eastern Conference semifinals after 9-round penalty-kick shootout
A scoreless deadlock in regulation gave way to a penalty kick shootout, and the sequence served as a worthy showcase for two U.S. men’s national team hopefuls in goal: Matt Freese of NYCFC and Cincinnati’s Roman Celentano.
New York City FC beats Cincinnati in shootout, moves on to East semis
FC Cincinnati and New York City FC couldn't decide a winner after neither side scored over 90 minutes, but Matt Freese moved NYCFC on to the MLS conference semifinal after making three saves in the penalty shootout in which NYCFC had a 6-5 edge
Susannah Fuller, Nico Cantor, Darian Jenkins & Alexis Guerreros are pleased to be joined by NYCFC goalkeeper Matt Freese to ...
This time, NYCFC will have to earn a home win without Tayvon Gray, who was sent off deep in second-half stoppage time for raising an arm at Acosta. Matt Freese made five saves for sixth-seeded ...
Matt Freese saved five shots in his first postseason start for sixth-seed NYCFC. Freese’s only other postseason appearance came in 2021 while playing for the Philadelphia Union when he filled ...
Penalty kicks — Cincinnati, Luciano Acosta, G; Yamil Asad, G; Sergio Santos, G; Pavel Bucha, NG; Kevin Kelsy, G; Miles Robinson, G; Gerardo Valenzuela, NG; Chidozie ...
Matt Freese made an acrobatic save on Teenage Hadebe in the 80th minute. That might have been FC Cincinnati's last, best chance. FC Cincinnati scores vs New York City FC to make it 2-1 NYCFC ...
New York City FC beat FC Cincinnati 6-5 after the two clubs dueled to a scoreless draw in regulation of the rubber match in ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback