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Battery Secure a Point in 1-1 Draw with New York

Battery Secure a Point in 1-1 Draw with New York The Battery earned a 1-1 draw in their season opener vs New York Red Bulls II (Source: Charleston Battery) By Charleston Battery | May 8, 2021 at 1:40 AM EDT - Updated May 8 at 1:40 AM CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Battery opened the 2021 season Friday night securing a point on the road in a 1-1 draw against New York Red Bulls II (2). A hard-fought battle by both sides, the Battery came back in the second half after a 10th-minute goal by Jake LaCava put the hosts ahead early. Undeterred, Zeiko Lewis rose to the occasion against his former club with an equalizer in the 72nd minute, putting the Battery on level terms to then secure the draw.

Red Bulls Expert Guide: May 3, 2021

Red Bulls Expert Guide: May 3, 2021 Mathias Jørgensen continues to collect splinters, Mac Kandji settles in Finland, and the MetroStars takeover of the fashion world continues Share this story Photo by Victor Decolongon/Getty Images Welcome to the Red Bulls Expert Guide presented by Once a Metro. Are you feeling good today? I hope so. I would hate for a reader to feel bad before opening this post. That’s my job to make them feel that way. Okay, let’s get down to it, boppers. Here’s this week’s top story. *** AGF Aarhus took on Copenhagen in hot Danish Superliga action.

Red Bulls II preview: youth movement trickles down

Red Bulls II preview: youth movement trickles down Share this story Photo by Andy Mead/ISI Photos/Getty Images New York Red Bulls II missed the USL Championship playoffs for the first time in club history in 2020, a year that was more logistically challenging for the reserve team than ever before. The Montclair-based reserves received little reinforcement from the first team in the way of short-term loans due to COVID-19 bubble restrictions and additionally lost senior midfield anchor Kyle Zajec to an early season-ending injury. This year’s squad will not only be better and more fluidly-built, but also feature some exciting new faces as the Red Bulls organization continues to get younger from top-to-bottom. The 2021 reserve team will likely feature at some point the two youngest players in the club’s history in 2006-born Bento Estrela and 2005-born Curtis Ofori. However, the goal is still getting the win for the team that won the 2016 USL senior title.