Red Bull New York (10-13-6, 36 pts.) return to Sports Illustrated Stadium to face off against Toronto FC (7-10-12, 33 pts.) on Saturday, October 17 for Pride Night.
Here are the Keys to the Game, presented by Toyota:
46: This will be the 46th regular season meeting between the Red Bulls and Toronto FC. New York hold a 24-9-12 series advantage.
16: New York are 16-1-2 at home against Toronto since Sports Illustrated Stadium opened in 2010.
2,313: The Red Bulls lead MLS with 2,313 sprints without the ball this season. Those sprints have covered 49.55 km, also a league best.
2: New York have scored two goals from substitutes in their last two matches, the most in MLS between Matchday 29 and Matchday 30. Their seven goals from substitutes this season are tied for the eighth-most in MLS.
52.55: New York’s 52.55 expected goals this season are the ninth-most in MLS.
35.55: Jorge Ruvalcaba has reached a top speed of 35.55 km/h this season, tied for the ninth-fastest in the Eastern Conference.
12.57: Mohammed Sofo has covered 12.57 km per 90 this season, the sixth-most in the Eastern Conference.
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.
