KEYS TO THE GAME, pres. by Toyota: Red Bull New York vs. San Diego FC

Red Bull New York (9-12-6, 33 pts.) host San Diego FC (8-11-8, 32 pts.) for their first ever meeting, at Sports Illustrated Stadium, on Saturday, October 10 for Noche Latina, presented by Intermex.

Here are the Keys to the Game, presented by Toyota:

Running Wild

Red Bull New York lead MLS with 3,681 sprints this season, and their 77.97 km of sprint distance is also tops in the league.

Much of that work comes without the ball. New York also lead MLS with 2,166 sprints against the ball, covering 46.64 km.

Locking It Down

New York have conceded just five goals across their last four matches, tied for the third-fewest in MLS between Matchday 25 and Matchday 28. Only three of those came from inside the box, tied for the second-fewest in the league over that stretch.

Opponents have also posted the lowest shot efficiency in MLS against the Red Bulls across those four matches.

Horvath in Control

Ethan Horvath has kept three clean sheets in his last five appearances, tied for the most in MLS between Matchday 24 and Matchday 28. His two clean sheets in his last four outings are also tied for the league lead between Matchday 25 and Matchday 28.

Horvath has made 95 saves this season, the seventh-most in MLS. That includes 17 saves in his last four appearances, tied for the fifth-most in the league between Matchday 25 and Matchday 28.

Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET with coverage on Apple TV in English and Spanish, and Red Bulls Radio in English via the Red Bull New York app and RedBullNewYork.com.