Andrew Leigh
Senior Editor at Hudson River Blue
Current: soccer blogging @hudsonriverblue. Past: Social @nymag, editor @mlb Advanced Media, @investmentnews. Member @soccerreporters. NYC since est.
Articles
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3 days ago |
hudsonriverblue.com | Andrew Leigh
Another poor performance on the road meant another grim set of New York City FC player ratings handed down by the readers of Hudson River Blue. No one shined during NYCFC's 2-0 loss at Gillette Stadium, and our readers didn't rate any player above 6.0. Pascal Jansen's squad got much kinder ratings from our favorite rating algorithm over at FotMob, where the Starting XI averaged a 6.4 rating.
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1 week ago |
hudsonriverblue.com | Andrew Leigh
Vibes are better after New York City FC's win over Philadelphia, though it still raised questions heading into a trip to face New England away. Plus, we talk transfer needs and NYCFC's rumored interest in midfielder Aiden O'Neill. New York City FC's 1-0 win over Philadelphia Union improved the vibes considerably following those two tough losses against Atlanta and Minnesota.
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1 week ago |
hudsonriverblue.com | Andrew Leigh
It will be three head coaches in one season for Brooklyn FC as the USL Super League club today announced the departure of Head Coach Jessica Silva. Officially the team says it "parted ways" with Silva and will be appointing a new interim manager shortly, but Silva appears to be paying the price for Brooklyn falling apart since play resumed after the USL Super League's winter break.
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1 week ago |
hudsonriverblue.com | Andrew Leigh |Megha Gupta
Welcome to another edition of How We Voted, our weekly analysis of the two top performers from the most recently-completed Major League Soccer Matchday. Each week, I cast a vote with North American Soccer Reporters for MLS Player of the Matchday, so in this space I review why I placed these two players on my ballot. We also give you the final winner of the Player of the Matchday vote and share the full Team of the Matchday.
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1 week ago |
hudsonriverblue.com | Andrew Leigh
New York City FC beat Philadelphia Union 1-0 at Citi Field on Matchday 8, renewing a rivalry that peaked in 2022 but remains a sometimes testy one by Major League Soccer standards. This game was light on the testiness, and there was nothing to separate the two teams during an even and mostly uneventful first half. Things changed 10 minutes into the second half when NYCFC broke the deadlock, a 1-0 lead that they'd ride all the way to the final whistle.
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