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NYCFC celebrated its 10-year anniversary with a ceremony at the Empire State Building, marking a decade of achievements in Major League Soccer.

Pascal Jansen has been appointed as NYCFC's head coach on a contract until 2028, aiming to improve the team's performance and foster young talent.

NYCFC celebrates its 10th anniversary as it prepares for a match against Orlando, evoking memories of its inaugural game.

The club aims for its first win of the season amidst a nostalgic milestone.

Aiden O'Neill has joined NYCFC, enhancing the team's midfield depth through the end of the 2028 MLS season.

NYCFC aims for consistency on the road as they face Atlanta United after a recent draw against Columbus Crew.

NYCFC ended a three-game winless streak with a 1-0 victory against Philadelphia Union, significantly boosting their season hopes.

James Sands is loaned to FC St. Pauli in the Bundesliga, marking another step in his career following previous loan spells.

James Sands underwent ankle surgery, will be out indefinitely due to complex injuries including a fractured fibula and torn ligament.

Christian McFarlane becomes NYCFC's first player to join the Premier League after progressing through the club's development system.

Manchester City signed 18-year-old Christian McFarlane from New York City FC, marking a key step in his development as a player.

The potential playoff clash between NY Red Bulls and NYCFC could redefine the New York soccer rivalry and has significant implications for both teams.

The 2025 MLS season features exciting matches and celebrations for NYC teams, catering to both long-time fans and newcomers.

NYCFC's groundbreaking for Etihad Park marks a historic milestone as NYC's first soccer-specific stadium, set for completion before the 2027 MLS season.

Etihad Park, NYCFC's new stadium, will redefine sports in NYC and strengthen its ties to Etihad Airways.

Red Bulls won 2-0 against NYCFC in historic Hudson River Derby, advancing to Eastern Conference Final.

Emil Forsberg's injury poses a significant challenge for the New York Red Bulls ahead of the Hudson River Derby against NYCFC.

NYCFC and Red Bulls clash in Eastern Conference Semifinal on November 23.

NYCFC's playoff match against the Red Bulls will have limited attendance due to winterization preparations, despite high fan expectations for the derby.

NYCFC's head coach emphasizes focusing on immediate challenges as they prepare for a playoff semifinal.

A two-week break has helped NYCFC players regain fitness before an important match.

NYCFC secured a crucial 3-1 victory over FC Cincinnati, keeping their MLS Cup hopes alive despite a challenging second-half fightback.

NYCFC won a tense playoff match against FC Cincinnati, securing victory in penalties after a scoreless regulation, leading to a Hudson River Derby showdown.

NYCFC's new stadium, Etihad Park, will open in 2027, marking a significant investment in soccer infrastructure in New York City.

NYCFC supporters create an electric and vibrant atmosphere at matches, exemplifying community and passion for soccer.

NYCFC's 3-1 victory keeps their MLS Cup seeding hopes alive, highlighting the importance of their next match against Montreal.

NYCFC aims to draw inspiration from their return to Citi Field as they prepare for the playoff game against Cincinnati.

NYCFC seeks to establish its own soccer-specific stadium to become the flagship franchise of Major League Soccer, enhancing fan engagement and experience.

NYCFC plans to open a 25,000-seat soccer stadium at Willets Point in 2027, focusing heavily on premium and fan-friendly experiences.