US EditionNew York City FC controls play but settles for 0-0 draw with D.C. United
- New York City FC played to a 0-0 draw with D.C. United at Audi Field on Wednesday, May 14, during their Matchday 13 Eastern Conference clash.
- The game followed recent struggles for both teams, with NYCFC entering after back-to-back losses and D.C. United seeking to improve their 3-6-3 record amid several injuries.
- NYCFC wore their sky-blue kit and took the match to their 11th-placed opponent, with both sides showing a defensive focus that kept scoring chances limited.
- The match remained scoreless despite both teams' efforts, reflecting NYCFC’s ongoing scoring challenges and D.C. United’s 0.9 goals per game average this season.
- This draw maintains NYCFC’s midtable standing and suggests that more offensive improvement is needed before their upcoming Hudson River Derby against the New York Red Bulls.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
New York City FC controls play but settles for 0-0 draw with D.C. United
In a match that saw New York City FC generate most of the scoring opportunities, its offensive woes continued against host D.C. United in a scoreless draw Wednesday night.
Marietta Daily Journal
Clayton NewsNYCFC, D.C. United out to rebound from tough setbacks
A fierce rivalry matchup looms Saturday for New York City FC against the New York Red Bulls. But first there's business to attend to on Wednesday as NYCFC faces host D.C. United.
The EagleHerald
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Hartford Athletic Hold Fourth-Place Detroit City FC to a Gritty Scoreless Draw - Breaking The Lines
In a game that won’t be remembered for its fireworks, Hartford Athletic earned a valuable point in a 0-0 draw against fourth-place Detroit City FC at Trinity Health Stadium on Saturday night. The result was a much-needed defensive performance from the Eastern Conference’s bottom side, coming off a 4-2 defeat on the road last week. The opening 45 minutes were largely uneventful. Both Hartford Athletic and Detroit City FC struggled to find rhyth…
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