Bakrar, Wolf scores goals to help NYCFC

After a failed release through the fire, Wolf ran onto a loose ball in the left side of the area, cut back into the middle and bent a shot in the back post to give Nycfc a 2-1 lead in the 70th minute.

New York City won games in a row and is unbeaten in three episodes.

On the counterattack, Jonathan Dean left a backwards to Philip Zinckernagel for a first end of the penalty arch to open the rating in the 19th minute.

Brian Gutiérrez was shown a straight red card in the 31st minute, and the fire played a man below until Dje d'Avilla – who replaced the injured Mauricio Pineda in the 41st – was shown in the 84th minute his second yellow card.

Bakrar started the second half instead of 18-year-old Jonathan Shore and scored in the 58th minute to do it 1-1. Wolf brought a pass through a defender to Justin Haak, who played a low cross to achieve a one-touch finish from the point-blank range.

Alonso Martínez converted from the penalty point to end the rating in the 89th.

NYCFC had 64% property and overshifted the fire 21-8, 8-3 at the destination.

Matt Freese stopped two shots for New York City. Chris Brady ended with five parades for the fire.

Chicago, who won games in a row, had the unbeaten series caught with three games.

Football: /football

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