NYCFC Keeps Fire in Check, Extends Unbeaten Run to Eight

For New York City FC, matchups against the Chicago Fire have become a source of confidence—and Sunday’s win only reinforced that trend. Entering the fixture, the Pigeons had gone unbeaten in their last seven meetings with Chicago, boasting a record of 4 wins and 3 draws since their last defeat in 2021.

With this latest victory, NYCFC pushes that streak to eight matches, further cementing their dominance over the Fire in Major League Soccer. While not every game has been one-sided on the field, the record tells a clear story: Chicago just can’t seem to solve New York.

A Match That Backed Up the Numbers

This time, the stats and the eye test aligned. NYCFC looked the better side throughout the match, dictating possession, carving out quality chances, and limiting Chicago’s attacking threat. The Pigeons executed Jansen’s game plan with purpose, keeping the visitors under pressure and forcing mistakes.

However, it wasn’t a flawless display. There were moments of defensive disorganization, lapses in passing precision, and stretches where the team lost tempo. Head coach Pascal Jansen will no doubt address these in training, knowing that better teams will punish such errors.

Still, Three Points Speak Loudest

Despite the imperfections, NYCFC walked away with what matters most: three points and another boost of momentum. As the season continues to unfold, maintaining this kind of edge against Eastern Conference opponents will be crucial for playoff positioning and long-term confidence.

At the end of the day, dominance isn’t just about dazzling performances—it’s about results. And NYCFC once again got the job done against a familiar foe.

Sezione: Focus / Data: Tue 27 May 2025 alle 12:00
Autore: nycfc soccernews
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