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Columbus Crew B - B VS New York City Team B Live Score
Columbus Crew B
08-16 06:00
4 - 2
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Columbus Crew B
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Attacks
142
165
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82
96
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46
54
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8
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End 4-2
97′
4-2
kevin gbamble
Assist: C. Rogers
95′
W. Kang
C. Flax
92′
3-2
L. Sunjic
Assist: J. Arroyave
85′
I. Ewing
83′
I. Ewing
O. Taylor
80′
N. Vafiades
C. Ponce
80′
D. Kerr
A. Campos
70′
N.Rincon
J. Danjaji
70′
P. Forfor
Tristan brown
62′
J. Arroyave
D. Duque
61′
I. Heffess
G. Di Noto
59′
3-1
Owen Presthus
Assist: J. Muñoz
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2-1
Owen Presthus
Assist: Tristan brown
45′
James Bilden
C. Danquah
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C. Flax
21′
R. Aoki
14′
1-0
kevin gbamble
Assist: J. Muñoz
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Match Info

In a thrilling MLS Next Pro encounter at Historic Crew Stadium, Columbus Crew B powered past New York City Team B with a 4-2 victory, delivering an emphatic attacking display that underlined their credentials as one of the league's most exciting young sides. The match, played on the evening of August 16, 2026, brought plenty of goals, bold individual moments, and a statement of intent from the home team in front of their development squad supporters.

First-half fireworks set the tone

The game exploded into life early as Columbus Crew B pressed high and forced New York City Team B into uncharacteristic errors. The home side’s aggressive midfield shape paid off inside the opening quarter-hour, with a well-worked move down the left flank culminating in a composed finish to give Crew B the lead. New York City Team B responded with patient possession, but the Columbus backline remained disciplined, absorbing pressure before breaking forward at speed.

By the time the referee signalled for halftime, the scoreline already read 3-1 in favor of Columbus Crew B, with two goals arriving in a dominant second fifteen minutes of the half. The attacking trio of Columbus was relentless, using overlapping runs and quick one-touch passing to leave the New York defense scrambling. The away side managed to pull one back before the break, but their celebrations were short-lived as Columbus restored their two-goal cushion just before the interval.

Second-half discipline and a late flourish

After the restart, New York City Team B attempted to shift the momentum, pressing higher and committing numbers forward. Their efforts were rewarded with a second goal, narrowing the gap to 3-2 and forcing a tense final half-hour. However, Columbus Crew B showed a maturity beyond their years, resuming control of the midfield and slowing the tempo to frustrate their opponents.

The home side sealed the result late on with a fourth goal, a clinical counter-attack finished with precision to make the final score 4-2. The late strike extinguished any lingering hope of a comeback and capped a memorable night for Crew B’s youthful squad.

Key takeaways from the match

  • Clinical finishing: Columbus Crew B converted four of their clear-cut chances, showcasing the kind of ruthless edge that wins development league titles.
  • Midfield control: The home team’s engine room dictated the tempo for long stretches, particularly in the first half when they imposed their high-pressing game.
  • Resilience under pressure: Despite New York’s fightback, Crew B remained composed, illustrating solid mental strength among their emerging talents.
  • New York’s defensive struggles: City Team B will need to tighten up at the back after conceding four goals on the road, even if their attacking response showed character.

What this result means for the season

For Columbus Crew B, the victory adds crucial points to their MLS Next Pro campaign and builds confidence as they look to climb the standings in a competitive Eastern Conference table. Their ability to combine attractive attacking football with defensive resilience makes them a team to watch in the second half of the season.

New York City Team B, meanwhile, will look to learn from a difficult away day. While their two-goal effort shows they have no shortage of attacking ideas, the concession of four goals highlights the gap between their best moments and their consistency across 90 minutes. With more road tests to come, tightening up defensively will be a priority.

The 4-2 scoreline was a true reflection of an open, entertaining match, and for Columbus Crew B, it added another chapter to what is shaping up to be a promising development campaign.