New York Red Bulls look to close a 10-point gap on the European places as they host a Philadelphia Union side entering a new era under Ryan Richter.
New York Red Bulls enter this fixture sitting 8th in the table, currently 10 points adrift of the European qualification spots with 25 games remaining. Michael Bradley’s side has struggled for consistency of late, recording just one win in their last five outings (W1 D1 L3). They showed resilience in their last match, however, as substitute Cameron Harper struck late to rescue a 1-1 draw against Chicago Fire.
Philadelphia Union arrive in New York unbeaten in their last six MLS contests, a run that includes high-scoring victories over NYCFC and Atlanta United. This match marks a significant milestone for the club as Ryan Richter takes charge for his managerial debut. Despite their recent momentum and a 1-1 draw with Austin FC last time out, the Union remain near the foot of the Eastern Conference standings and are desperate to climb out of the bottom three.
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Per-game averages this season. Use the buttons to split the goals by venue.
Both teams across every game this season.
Whole season, home and away combined — New York Red Bulls 26 games, Philadelphia Union 26 games.
Major League Soccer (USA) standings · both teams highlighted in context.