New York City FC
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Sportblog Frank Lampard's legacy with New York City FC remains difficult to assess
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Former England midfielder to depart NYCFC after scoring 15 goals in 31 appearances over two years
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Toronto FC and Montreal Impact got the better of the New York teams in the MLS playoffs, while there was also a win for LA Galaxy
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NYC FC have thrived in the face of adversity and much of that success can be traced directly back to their coach
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If results go their way, NYC FC could secure a postseason spot for the first time. Plus, DC and Orlando go at it, and Seattle are desperate for a win in LA
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Plus: time running out for Seattle and Vancouver; Can the Red Bulls stop Jozy Altidore?; Patience pays off for FC Dallas; What will Juan Agudelo do next?
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The former England star has 11 goals in 16 games and could be an MVP contender; Union and Impact look for home advantage; Dallas aim for 20 unbeaten
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Kaka scores twice as Lions beat Kreis’s former club 2-1; Sounders miss Dempsey in 4-2 defeat by Portland; Piatt shines for Montreal; more refereeing debates
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The midfielder decided to forego the English academy system and get an education in the US. Now he is thriving alongside Andrea Pirlo and David Villa
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Plus: Red Bulls collapse on the road again ; NYC FC find home comforts; an unenviable streak ends; FC Dallas paying the price for not signing a striker
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The veteran Irish striker has become his team’s talisman; Nicolás Lodeiro transforming Seattle; Vieira’s NYC FC sitting pretty; Barnetta boosts Philly
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Plus: The moveable force meets the resistible object; some very MLS trading; Sebastian Giovinco’s back; and Portland contemplating another grind
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Bradley Wright-Phillips scores two as New York Red Bulls win the Hudson River derby against an off-color New York City FC
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The two best teams in the West meet on Saturday, and Dallas and Colorado should serve up a treat for the fans
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The NYC FC-Red Bulls rivalry may seem forced, but remember: it’s only in its second season, and MLS remains a young league. These things take time to grow
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Earthquakes rebuke their own fans; a resurgence at NYC FC; Copa América lifts MLS; Dynamo’s post Owen Coyle world; and Kei Kamara’s struggles
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The West Coast’s two biggest teams are in need of a boost while Philadelphia Union have a goalscorer in fine form
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The leaders in the East are there on merit; Houston’s coaching decision is crucial; individual errors a problem for Galaxy; and David Villa’s embarrassing spot kick
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