US EditionNYCFC ends Cincinnati’s five-match win streak with 1-0 victory
- New York City FC defeated FC Cincinnati 1-0 at Citi Field on Sunday, ending Cincinnati's five-match win streak.
- Cincinnati's six-match unbeaten run and three-match road winning streak ended after Julián Fernández scored early in the 9th minute.
- Fernández, a 21-year-old forward, scored an unassisted goal, marking his first this season after 30 appearances and two goals in each of the last two seasons.
- Goalkeeper Matt Freese made four saves, three of them in the second half, to secure his fourth shutout in 11 appearances this season.
- The victory improved NYCFC's record to 5-4-2 and halted Cincinnati's record at 7-3-1, with both teams set to host upcoming matches Saturday.
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Bluefield Daily TelegraphNew York City FC 1, Cincinnati 0
Cincinnati00—0New York City FC10—1
Julián Fernández, Matt Freese help NYCFC end Cincinnati’s five-match win streak with 1-0 victory
NEW YORK (AP) — Julián Fernández scored early and Matt Freese made it stand up as New York City ended FC Cincinnati's five-match win streak with a 1-0 victory at Citi Field on Sunday.
New York City FC 1–0 FC Cincinnati
By Rene VidalFirst HalfThe game began with high energy and immediate intent from both teams, especially New York City FC, who looked determined to control the tempo early. From the opening whistle, the home side pressed high, looking to unsettle Cincinnati’s midfield and back line.3rd Minute: Keaton Parks earned an early free kick after being clipped by Evander Da Silva Ferreira. The foul set the tone for a physical contest, particularly in midf…
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