New York Red Bulls forward Bradley Wright-Phillips, left, heads the ball away from SL Benfica midfie …
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While some may not like their participation in the worldwide Champions Cup, the New York Red Bulls are certainly making the best of the extra matches.
The Red Bulls finish their ICC run with a 3-0-1 record, with ICC counting the Red Bulls’ regular season results against other MLS sides in the competition, San Jose and Los Angeles, in addition to the 4-2 win over Chelsea from Wednesday night.
The hope had been that Zubar would have returned in time for Sunday’s match against Benfica in the worldwide Champions Cup but that won’t be the case.
New York Red Bulls defender Damien Perrinelle, center, clears the…
According to TalkSport, the 33-year-old has been training with the Red Bulls for a few weeks, and will now be added to their squad for the rest of the MLS season.
New York Red Bulls forward Bradley Wright-Phillips (99) is…
For the second straight match, New York emerged victors in their ICC participation, beating S.L. Benfica 2-1 behind goals from Bradley Wright-Phillips and Mike Grella.
New York Red Bulls forward Anatole Abang (9) battles SL Benfica…
SL Benfica midfielder Andreas Samaris, right, makes a sliding…
SL Benfica midfielder Pizzi, right, loses control of the ball as…
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SL Benfica defender Nelson Semedo, ltop, loses control of the ball…
