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MATCH RECAP, pres. by Provident Bank: Red Bull New York Beat Inter Miami CF, 2-0 | New York Red Bulls

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Director of Communications Copy URL Share on Facebook Share on X Red Bull New York found the back of the goal early and late en route to a 2-0 victory over Inter Miami CF at Sports Illustrated Stadium. RBNY got on the board early via an own goal, created off a Cade Cowell cross. Mohammed Sofo played a through ball down the right side of the box to winger Cowell, who struck a right footed cross across the six-yard box that took a deflection off of Miami defender Casemiro and fell into the bottom left corner of the net. "We wanted to try to go after them in every sense, put them on their heels, not give them time to do anything they wanted," Head Coach Michael Bradley said. "I thought from the first second until the last second, we pushed the game in a really strong way. I thought we played we played really good football." Emil Forsberg finished out the match with a cheeky goal, finishing off a Cameron Harper cross to seal the three points for New York.

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