
Red Bull New York’s latest defeat underscored a familiar theme: flashes of promise undone by inconsistency. Under Michael Bradley, the Red Bulls are still a work in progress — and the growing pains are clear.

Michael Bradley apologized to supporters after Red Bull New York were eliminated from the U.S. Open Cup in a 3-1 Hudson River Derby loss to NYCFC, with defensive lapses and set-piece struggles proving decisive.

Red Bull New York’s defensive struggles continued Saturday as costly first-half mistakes led to a 2-0 loss to FC Cincinnati at TQL Stadium despite an energized second-half effort.

Julian Hall and Jorge Ruvalcaba impressed, but Red Bull New York settled for a frantic 4-4 Atlantic Cup draw against D.C. United.

Red Bull New York were beaten 4-1 by CF Montréal in MLS action on Saturday.

Red Bull New York beat Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 3-1 to advance to the U.S. Open Cup Round of 16, where NYCFC awaits in a Hudson River Derby.

A fearless performance saw Red Bull New York battle to a 2-2 draw at Inter Miami, fighting until the final whistle against Lionel Messi and the defending MLS Cup champions.

Emil Forsberg scored a stunning free kick as Red Bull New York defeated FC Cincinnati 4-2, with goals from Cade Cowell and Mohammed Sofo sealing the win.

Michael Bradley described the Red Bulls’ 6–1 loss to Charlotte FC as a “strange game,” citing key turning points while emphasizing growth and lessons moving forward.

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting scored late to give Red Bull New York a hard-fought away draw to Toronto FC.