Injury Report: One Out, Two Questionable vs. New England
July 8, 2022 - Major League Soccer (MLS)
New York City FC News Release
New York City Football Club are at Yankee Stadium on Saturday to face off against New England Revolution.
Interim Head Coach Nick Cushing has one confirmed absentee with two more questionable. Midfielder Keaton Parks remains absent with a calf complaint. Elsewhere, defender Thiago Martins has been upgraded to questionable while Anton Tinnerholm is also questionable after leaving the Atlanta United game.
You can watch the game on UniMas/TUDN/Twitter with kickoff set for 1:00PM ET. Alternatively, there is commentary available in English and Spanish at NYCFC.com/Radio.
Player Availability Report
OUT
Keaton Parks (Calf Issue)
QUESTIONABLE
Thiago Martins (Lower Body)
Anton Tinnerholm (Lower Body)
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