Experience the unmatched energy of the New York Red Bulls. Join the passion at Red Bull Arena and support the team in every MLS match.
Red Bull Arena is an iconic soccer stadium located in Harrison, New Jersey, serving as the primary home for the New York Red Bulls of MLS. Inaugurated on March 20, 2010, this 25,000-seat venue was designed specifically for soccer, ensuring there isn't a bad seat in the house. Its most distinctive feature is the partial translucent roof that shields spectators from the elements without sacrificing natural light, creating an electrifying atmosphere. The proximity of the seats to the pitch, with the front row just 21 feet from the touchline, offers an immersive experience and a privileged view. In addition to MLS matches, the stadium has hosted numerous international fixtures, concerts, and other sporting events, establishing itself as a premier entertainment hub in the New York metropolitan area.
The New York Red Bulls represent a rich history and a distinctive soccer philosophy within Major League Soccer. As one of the league's ten original clubs, initially known as the NY/NJ MetroStars, the team has evolved to become a benchmark for talent development and an aggressive, high-pressing style of play, often referred to as "Gegenpressing." This identity was solidified following the acquisition by Red Bull GmbH in 2006, which not only changed the club's name but also infused a new vision and resources.
Their stadium, Red Bull Arena, opened in 2010 in Harrison, New Jersey, is an architectural gem designed to maximize the fan experience. With its translucent roof and steep stands, the sound of chants from the South Ward, which includes supporter groups like the Empire Supporters Club and the Viking Army, envelops the pitch, creating an intimidating home-field advantage. This atmosphere reaches its peak during the Hudson River Derby against New York City FC, one of the most passionate and anticipated rivalries in MLS.
Over the years, the Red Bulls have been synonymous with competitiveness, winning the Supporters' Shield in 2013, 2015, and 2018. Although the MLS Cup has remained elusive, their ability to consistently compete at the top of the Eastern Conference demonstrates the strength of their sporting project. World-class players like Thierry Henry and homegrown talents like Tyler Adams have worn their jersey, cementing a legacy of exciting soccer and a commitment to victory that draws thousands of fans to every match.
New York Red Bulls defender Matthew Dos Santos and winger Dennis Nelich have been selected to join the U.S. U-19 Youth National Team camp in Marbella, Spain, from September 24 to October 6.
A 57th-minute goal from teenager Julian Hall was enough for the New York Red Bulls to defeat rivals New York City FC 1-0 at Yankee Stadium, securing a crucial three points in the playoff race.
The New York Red Bulls have signed homegrown winger Dennis Nelich to an MLS contract through the 2027-28 season, with options for extension. The 18-year-old has impressed with New York Red Bulls II.
A dramatic 89th-minute goal from Ronald Donkor gave the New York Red Bulls a crucial 1-0 road victory against the Columbus Crew.
The New York Red Bulls and Chicago Fire FC played a hard-fought match at Red Bull Arena that ended in a draw. Both teams battled for control but were unable to break the deadlock.
In their return to MLS competition following the world championship break, the New York Red Bulls suffered a 3-1 defeat to the Philadelphia Union at Subaru Park.
The club announced the signing of winger Jorge Ruvalcaba as a Designated Player and the transfer of defender Noah Eile to Bristol City for a club-record fee for a defender, signaling major ambitions for the season.
The New York Red Bulls will kick off their 2026 campaign on the road against Orlando City SC on February 21 and will play their home opener on February 28 against the New England Revolution.
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