New York Red Bulls Draw 2-2 With Minnesota United on Late Goal

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting scored a dramatic 90th-minute equalizer to help the New York Red Bulls secure a 2-2 draw against Minnesota United at Sports Illustrated Stadium, extending the Red Bulls' home unbeaten streak to five matches. Emil Forsberg opened the scoring for New York, reaching a milestone of 25 goal contributions in his first 40 games, while Minnesota fought back with goals from Kelvin Yeboah and Anthony Markanich. The match saw Minnesota's rookie goalkeeper Wessel Speel injured and replaced by Alec Smir. Despite the draw snapping New York’s four-game home winning streak, Choupo-Moting’s goal marked his team-best 11th of the season, leading all MLS newcomers in goals scored. Red Bulls head coach Sandro Schwarz received a red card for protesting a call and will miss the upcoming match against the San Jose Earthquakes. The Red Bulls are preparing for an important upcoming match against Toronto FC, with both teams aiming to solidify their playoff positions in a rivalry marked by competitive history and recent shifts in form.