The New York Red Bulls played to a 1-1 draw with the Colorado Rapids on Wednesday night at Red Bull Arena. Bradley Wright-Phillips put away a penalty in the 29th minute to answer a 25th minute strike from the Rapids.
With the draw, the Red Bulls move to 3-0-4 on the season and remain the only undefeated side in MLS.
readRed Bulls to face Chelsea FC, FC Porto at Red Bull Arena in July
RBA will also host Paris Saint-Germain vs ACF Fiorentina
ICC at Red Bull Arena schedule
HARRISON, N.J. (April 28, 2015) -- The New York Red Bulls are back in action tomorrow evening, April 29, when they close out a three-game home stand with a match against the Colorado Rapids. Kickoff at Red Bull Arena is set for 7:30 p.m.
The Red Bulls played to a 1--1 draw with the LA Galaxy on Sunday evening to move to 3-0-3 on the season and remain the only undefeated team in MLS.
readThe Cosmos beat rivals Tampa Bay Rowdies 2-0 as Spanish legend, Raúl makes his home debut in front of a Cosmos modern day era record crowd of 12,550.
In addition to Raul, Cosmos legends Pele, Franz Beckenbauer, Werner Roth and Hon. Randy Horton were in attendance.
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BRONX | For the third straight match, New York City FC suffered late-game heartbreak.
Dairon Asprilla’s shot in the 79th minute took a deflection and agonizingly ended up in the back of the net as the Portland Timbers eked out a 1-0 victory in front of 21,891 on Sunday evening at Yankee Stadium.
New York City FC falls to 1-3-3 (6 points) while Portland improves to 2-2-3 (9 points).
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