HANOVER, N.J. – The number one seed is all but locked up, but don’t expect the Red Bulls to ratchet back their intensity.
With just one game left in the regular season, New York have virtually guaranteed that the road to MLS Cup will travel through Red Bull Arena, as New York City FC would need to overturn a 13-goal differential to unseat the Red Bulls from their perch.
They may not be able to improve their position, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be something to play for this Sunday.
“If Colorado slips up and we win, then we’d host anyone but Dallas in MLS Cup, so that’s definitely a factor,” head coach Jesse Marsch explained.