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Tenacity key for NYCFC in victory over New England

David Villa. Photo by: Stacy Podelski/1495 Sports

Tenacity:

The quality or fact of being very determined; determination

New York City FC showed the guts, determination and tenacity that they had in the 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution in Major League Soccer action at Yankee Stadium.

This was a huge match for the boys in blue who are trying to battle for Second Place in the Eastern Conference.

Things did not look great to start as the Revolution were able to get on the board at the 57′ thanks to a goal by Teal Bunbury. The Captain David Villa was able to step-up and create magic in the 77′ marker to get the momentum on the side of the home team.

There was a lot of tension building up to the game-winner, in the end it was Jonathan Lewis stopage-time goal that was able to get the team  five points ahead of Chicago.

MHere are some interesting stats and milestones

  • NYCFC now have a 14-7-4 record through 25 games.
  • David Villa scored his 19th goal of the season and his 60th for NYCFC
  • Villa has now netted 11 in his last ten games
  • Jonathan Lewis scored his second goal for NYCFC in as many weeks – also the second of his pro career
  • Yangel Herrera will miss the Hudson River Derby on Friday night after picking up a yellow card
  • New England are still chasing their first road win of the season
  • This was NYCFC’s first home win over New England since the Historic Home Opener in 2015

1495 Sports is proud to bring the following photo gallery from the game:

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Fans are also encourageed to check out the following Post-Match Press Conference:

Featuring:

Head Coach Patirck Viera

New York City FC will return back to Yankee Stadium on September 6, when they host Sporting Kansas City in a match set for 7:30 p.m.

For more information on New York City FC and for tickets fans are encouraged to click on the link seen here:

https://www.nycfc.com

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