New York City FC vs. New England Revolution - August 23, 2026
MATCH TIMELINE
D. FagundezJ. Harrison
W. HarrisD. Turgeman
C. BakerM. Polster
K. O'TooleB. Traore
J. Harrison
R. GustavoA. Perea
J. SiqueiraJ. Yueill
K. Parks
LuighiT. Magno
J. Sands
M. IlenicT. Gray
K. ParksJ. Shore
D. Turgeman
What's Buzzing
New York Soccer Journal
Pros: NYCFC didn’t lose, ending their 4-match L streak, and got a come-from-behind draw, only the 3rd come-from-behind point they’ve gotten this season
Cons: Got cut open with ease defensively during the first half, couldn’t create many/any clear chances for a 2nd goal
New York Soccer Journal
All 5 subs used by NYCFC/Jansen by the 67th minute, now with a Cavallo-Raul Gustavo-Murray-Ilenič defensive line and with Sands, O'Toole playing in the midfield with Parks. Interesting tweak and an interesting-looking midfield to close it out
New York Soccer Journal
Early personnel changes after going behind seemed to help NYCFC, they perked up after the subs and James Sands equalized off a corner shortly before HT. Wild half for Sands: PK conceded, goal-line clearance made, then his 2nd-ever goal scored for NYCFC
New York Soccer Journal
Revs had a PK saved, denied by a goal-line clearance, but Jack Harrison unlocks his ex-team with a chip to the back post, Turgeman finishes in front, 1-0 NE. NYCFC with mountain to climb: They’ve gained 2 points from 10 games in which they’ve trailed at any point (0W-2D-8L)
New York Soccer Journal
New England away today for NYCFC as it tries to snap a 4-match losing skid. Lots of info in here on the matchup, the history between teams, with an exactly even H2H record through 30 meetings. Revs also 8W-1D-2L at home so far this year, so a test awaits https://t.co/NSvieQUSh0
Draw No Bet
Match was a draw after regular time, so all bets were refunded.
