New York Cosmos Season Tickets for the 2027 season are now available, offering supporters access to every home match at historic Hinchliffe Stadium.

Season Tickets start at $144, or just $12.50 per match. Each 2027 Season Ticket also includes one free green Cosmos jersey, which carries a retail value of $95.

The jersey is a central part of the club’s 2027 Season Ticket campaign. As a community-based organization, the Cosmos hope to strengthen the connection between the club and its supporters while seeing more Cosmos green throughout Paterson and the surrounding communities.

Wearing the jersey gives Season Ticket Members an opportunity to represent the club beyond matchday, whether at Hinchliffe Stadium, around their neighborhoods or throughout Cosmos Country.

After an exciting first season back at Hinchliffe Stadium, the Cosmos will look to build on that foundation in 2027 with the fans and supporters who continue to drive the club forward.

The campaign is centered around three words: Community. Club. Cosmos.

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MATCH REPORT

The New York Cosmos fell 2-1 to Sarasota Paradise at Hinchliffe Stadium despite controlling much of the match and generating the majority of the attacking opportunities.

The Cosmos pushed forward throughout a scoreless first half, with Sebastián Guenzatti, Lamin Jawneh, Ajmeer Spengler and Frankie Ljucovic involved in the attack. New York saw more of the ball and created opportunities but was unable to find the breakthrough. Sarasota remained compact defensively and the two sides went into halftime level at 0-0.

Sarasota opened the scoring six minutes after the restart. Brendan Krueger found the back of the net in the 51st minute to give the visitors a 1-0 advantage. The Cosmos responded by increasing the pressure, continuing to create chances as they searched for an equalizer. New York ultimately finished the match with 20 shots, including eight on target, while Sarasota goalkeeper Alexander Sutton made seven saves.

Despite the Cosmos pressure, Sarasota doubled its advantage in the 77th minute through Anderson Rosa, putting the visitors ahead 2-0. New York responded six minutes later when Jawneh scored in the 83rd minute to cut the deficit to 2-1 and give the Cosmos a way back into the match. The Cosmos continued to push forward in the closing stages, but Sarasota held on through stoppage time to secure the three points.

MATCH DETAILS

NEW YORK COSMOS 1-2 SARASOTA PARADISE

NEW YORK COSMOS (4-4-2): Garcia; Cabrera, Chavez, Chilaka, Milovanov; Jawneh, Shome, Ramos, Ljucovic; Spengler, Guenzatti. Subs: Sidoel (73′ Ramos), Tino Puentes (79′ Cabrera), Zielonka (79′ Shome). Unused Subs: Del Valle, Galazzini, Mendonca, Holt. Coach: Davide Corti.

SARASOTA PARADISE (4-1-4-1): Sutton; Rosa, Sögaard, Watters, Burlew; Rodriguez; Bolanos, Walker, O’Dwyer, Krueger; Terzaghi. Subs: Bryant (66′ O’Dwyer), Gall (66′ Bolanos), Kiingi (79′ Burlew), McLaughlin (79′ Terzaghi), Valentine (88′ Sögaard). Unused Subs: Brulinski, Spengler, Tainio, Fredrickson.

Goals: 51′ Krueger (SAR), 77′ Rosa (SAR), 83′ Jawneh (COS).

Booked: 14′ Walker (SAR), 33′ Bolanos (SAR), 39′ Chavez (COS), 73′ Garcia (COS), 89′ Ljucovic (COS), 90’+6 Bryant (SAR).

MATCH STATS

Possession: Cosmos 53% – Sarasota 47%
Shots on Target: Cosmos 8 – Sarasota 2
Shots Off Target: Cosmos 12 – Sarasota 4
Passes: Cosmos 403 – Sarasota 370
Accurate Passes: Cosmos 342 – Sarasota 304
Corners: Cosmos 7 – Sarasota 3
Clearances: Cosmos 7 – Sarasota 38
Saves: Cosmos 0 – Sarasota 7
Fouls: Cosmos 14 – Sarasota 16

QUOTES

Head Coach Davide Corti:

On Shamit Shome’s home debut…
I guess it was good. Unfortunately, around the 70th minute, we had to take him out because he was tired. Hopefully, he’ll be conditioned soon and will be able to last longer. It was a good game overall. I’m happy about it.

On tonight’s performance…
The second goal was a counterattack, and Milovano was late making a run. On the first goal, I guess we were supposed to come out better. We will watch the clips and address those things. Unfortunately, two mistakes again, and we had four or five chances plus the two crossbars. Unfortunately, this time we didn’t score the tying goal.

On attacking Sarasota through the wings…
We prepared the game to go on the wings, and I guess most of the dangerous balls came from the wings. In the middle, we knew that they were very congested, so we decided to go wide. The goal came from the wing, and a couple of the chances we created, including the two crossbars and a couple of amazing saves from their goalkeeper, came from crosses. We need, of course, to get better in the middle as well because we are close to the goal. But today, I guess we had five clear chances and three shots off the crossbar. That’s the story of the game.”

On the second-half adjustments…
We probably pushed Shamit Shome higher on the field to give more pressure, and that allowed us to move the defensive line a little bit higher and bring the possession onto their side. Sometimes it comes down to moments. Lamin was a little bit in the dark in the first half, and in the second half he scored this amazing goal and was much more dangerous. We switched him from side to side, and he was more effective on the right side, coming inside onto his left foot, which is his strong foot.

On the team’s recent form and needing to turn chances into goals…
We are coming from a positive moment. I guess the team is definitely playing better, so the good vibes were there even tonight. Unfortunately, the chances that we had didn’t turn into goals. That’s something we need to get better at. It depends on how, during the game, we can turn those good plays into goals, and that’s going to make a lot of difference. They had two chances and scored two goals. We had six chances, and we scored only one.

Midfielder Shamit Shome

On the overall performance against Sarasota…
We had a couple of blips in transition, and that’s kind of how they had everything. We’ve got to learn from that and improve. But I think what says a lot about this team is that we got into halftime feeling like we were the better team, but we knew we weren’t good enough and knew we could do more. I think that sets the standard that we can build on. I never want to lose at home, never want to lose in general. We take that on the chest. There were a couple of mistakes from myself and a couple from us that we can improve on, but we move on to the next one. We’re still showing that we can do positive things. It’s just about putting together a complete performance now and figuring out how to win games.

On building chemistry with his new teammates…
The boys have been great welcoming me in. I’m pretty comfortable with everybody, feel pretty good with everybody and get along well with everybody. The chemistry and the gelling have been good. It’s only my second match with the team, so the more we play together, the more we’ll feel each other out. But we don’t have time. We’re not at the beginning of the season. We’ve got to figure it out, put it together and start getting results cohesively as a team, get those three points and keep moving up the table.

On how he feels physically after playing two matches in a short period…
I feel pretty good. Today the weather was great for us, football wise, so I felt really good, better than I might have thought I would. That’s credit to the way we’ve been training and the work we’ve been doing in the gym with the team. We’re pushing hard every day. I’m just trying to improve, get my legs with me and keep improving the level.

On Lamin Jawneh’s late goal…
It was a special goal. Lamin can do that. You can see with his pace, he can unlock something out of nothing. What a great finish. It’s that kind of game where we had so many other chances that we could have buried, and instead we score a banger like that. Football is difficult like that. It punishes you when you’re on the front foot and creating chances. We can’t score the easy ones, but then we score a beautiful goal like that. It’s huge for Lamin. He’s starting to warm up and get hot, so that’s what we need down the home stretch.

On the Bangladeshi supporters who came to see him…
Thank you to all the Bangladesh fans that came. I saw the flags, which was great. Keep supporting us. Hopefully, we can win for you next time. Hopefully, I can do more for you next time and more for the team. We’ll get there, so keep supporting us. I appreciate everybody coming out, not just Bangladeshis, everybody, but especially the Bangladeshis too.

Winger Lamin Jawneh

On the frustrating result and the team’s chances…
It was unfortunate because we came to win this game. We came to give everything, and it was just unlucky. They had two quick chances and capitalized on them. We had a lot of chances, but unfortunately today it didn’t go our way. We keep fighting, we keep going and we can turn this thing around. It’s still not too late. We can get better results.

On the team continuing to improve despite outside doubt…
Everybody doubted us. People think we’re not that good, but actually we’re better than people think. The collectiveness and togetherness are coming. We started pretty late, but we’re getting there. The way the team is playing together and the way we’re becoming more collective is improving. We’re improving every game, and it’s coming.

On Sarasota’s defensive game plan…
They did their homework on us. They knew we could break them through my speed and my pace going in behind them, so the first thing they did was avoid us playing the ball in behind. They were very collective at the back. Any time I held the ball, one player covered and another came, and they would double-team me. They knew where we could hurt them, so they defended it. They had a pretty good game plan.

On how the Cosmos need to adjust when opponents know their tendencies…
We have to be more cautious about switching up the play because every team now knows how we’re going to play, so they’re preparing for it. We’re going to work on switching the game in the middle of the match, coming up with different options and finding different ways to hurt them.

On facing Fort Wayne next…
First thing, our games are not easy. They’re pretty hard. Sometimes it’s a long travel, but when we go, we make it worth it. With Fort Wayne, we know their players. Some of their players we played against and played with last season, so we know them pretty well. Even their midfield, we know pretty well. So we must get three points, for sure.

MATCH REPORT

The New York Cosmos earned a 1-1 draw against Union Omaha on Friday night at Morrison Stadium.

Omaha opened the scoring in the ninth minute through Marlon Vargas, putting the Cosmos behind early. New York responded by settling into the match and creating opportunities through Sebastián Guenzatti, Ajmeer Spengler and Lamin Jawneh. The Cosmos found the equalizer in the 35th minute when Guenzatti found the back of the net to bring the match level at 1-1. The remainder of the half stayed competitive, with Ozzie Ramos booked in the 43rd minute as both sides battled for control in midfield. Union Omaha carried more possession, but the Cosmos remained organized and entered halftime level.

The second half saw both teams make multiple changes while searching for the decisive goal. Darren Sidoel replaced Ramos in the 65th minute, followed by Tino Puentes for Néstor Cabrera in the 66th. Nick Zielonka entered for Shamit Shome in the 74th minute before Patrick Bohui and Jordan Chavez came on in the closing stages.

Union Omaha continued to control more of the ball, finishing with 56 percent possession, but the Cosmos produced the greater attacking volume with 13 shots compared to Omaha’s six. Javier Garcia made two saves as the Cosmos defense held firm throughout the second half. Neither side was able to find a winner, and the final whistle confirmed a 1-1 draw and a point on the road for New York.

MATCH DETAILS

UNION OMAHA 1-1 NEW YORK COSMOS

NEW YORK COSMOS (4-2-3-1): Garcia; Cabrera, Holt, Chilaka, Milovanov; Ramos, Shome; Ljucovic, Spengler, Jawneh; Guenzatti. Subs: Sidoel (65′ Ramos), Tino Puentes (66′ Cabrera), Zielonka (74′ Shome), Patrick Bohui (82′ Jawneh), Jordan Chavez (82′ Milovanov). Unused Subs: Stephani, Mendonca. Coach: Davide Corti.

UNION OMAHA (4-2-3-1): Nuhu; Jiba, Kallman, Owusu, Lawrence; Guediri, Wootton; Gutiérrez, Vargas, Ors Navarro; Gómez. Subs: Botello-Faz (45′ Gómez), Gavilanes (45′ Gutiérrez), Cabral (61′ Wootton), Tekiela (61′ Vargas), Malone (70′ Lawrence). Unused Subs: Jensen, Billhardt.

Goals: 9′ Vargas (OMA), 35′ Guenzatti (COS).

Booked: 24′ Wootton (OMA), 40′ Kallman (OMA), 43′ Ramos (COS), 45’+1 Lawrence (OMA), 60′ Owusu (OMA), 90’+4 Guediri (OMA).

MATCH STATS

Possession: Union Omaha 56% – Cosmos 44%
Shots on Target: Union Omaha 3 – Cosmos 3
Shots Off Target: Union Omaha 3 – Cosmos 10
Passes: Union Omaha 498 – Cosmos 386
Accurate Passes: Union Omaha 422 – Cosmos 325
Corners: Union Omaha 3 – Cosmos 2
Clearances: Union Omaha 10 – Cosmos 17
Saves: Union Omaha 2 – Cosmos 2
Fouls: Union Omaha 11 – Cosmos 15

Venue: Morrison Stadium, Papillion, Nebraska
Attendance: 2,851
Referee: José Lara

The New York Cosmos have announced updated kickoff times for the club’s upcoming home matches on Saturday, September 19 and Saturday, September 26.

Both matches will now begin at 7:00 PM ET at Hinchliffe Stadium.

All previously purchased tickets will remain valid for the updated kickoff times. Supporters are encouraged to update their calendars and plan accordingly.

Tickets for both matches are available now at cosmos.nycosmos.com.

PATERSON, N.J. – The New York Cosmos announced today that the previously postponed home match against Spokane Velocity FC has been rescheduled for Wednesday, October 21 at 7 p.m. ET at Hinchliffe Stadium.

The match was originally scheduled for August 8 before being postponed due to travel disruptions affecting Spokane Velocity.

All tickets purchased for the originally scheduled match will be honored for the rescheduled match on October 21. Ticket holders do not need to take any additional action and can use their original tickets for entry.

Tickets for the rescheduled match are also available for purchase at tickets.nycosmos.com.

The Cosmos look forward to welcoming Cosmos Country back to Hinchliffe Stadium on October 21.

MATCH REPORT

The Cosmos battled back from an early two-goal deficit and took the lead in the second half before ultimately earning a 3-3 draw against Chattanooga Red Wolves SC on Saturday night.

Chattanooga made an immediate impact, opening the scoring inside the first minute through Pedro Hernandez. The hosts doubled their advantage in the 32nd minute when Oluwatobilba Adewole found the back of the net to make it 2-0.

Despite the early deficit, the Cosmos controlled much of the possession and continued to push forward. Their pressure was rewarded just before halftime. In the second minute of stoppage time, Sebastián Guenzatti scored to cut Chattanooga’s advantage in half and send the Cosmos into the break trailing 2-1.

The Cosmos carried that momentum into the second half. Davide Galazzini replaced Massimo Morabito at the break, and New York continued to press for an equalizer. In the 56th minute, Néstor Cabrera delivered it, finding the back of the net to bring the match level at 2-2.

Chattanooga responded four minutes later. Yanis Lelin scored in the 60th minute to restore the Red Wolves’ advantage at 3-2.

The Cosmos continued to apply pressure, finishing the night with 64 percent possession, 26 total shots, seven shots on goal and eight corner kicks. With the visitors searching for another equalizer, Ajmeer Spengler delivered in the 77th minute, scoring to bring the Cosmos level for the second time on the night at 3-3.

New York continued to push for a winner in the closing stages, with Nick Zielonka entering for Lamin Jawneh in the 82nd minute. The Cosmos were unable to find a fourth, but after twice battling back from a deficit, they secured a point on the road with a 3-3 draw.

MATCH DETAILS

CHATTANOOGA RED WOLVES SC 3-3 NEW YORK COSMOS

NEW YORK COSMOS (4-3-3): Tristan Stephani; Néstor Cabrera, Anderson Holt, Michael Chilaka, Massimo Morabito (46′ Davide Galazzini); Ozzie Ramos (76′ Darren Sidoel), Frankie Ljucovic, Ajmeer Spengler; Christian Koffi (76′ Patrick Bohui), Sebastián Guenzatti, Lamin Jawneh (82′ Nick Zielonka). Subs: Stalyn Acosta, Sergio Chavez, Javier Garcia, Justin Milovanov.

CHATTANOOGA RED WOLVES SC (4-4-2): Jason Smith; Jordan Ayimbila (76′ Beto Apolinar), Eric Kinzner, Oluwatobilba Adewole, Joshua Ramos; Yanis Lelin, Wynand Wessels (60′ Greyson Mercer), Angelo Kelly-Rosales (60′ James Vaughan), Matthew Bentley (90’+4 Nathan Donoho); Pedro Hernandez (60′ Michael Knapp), Omar Hernandez.

Goals: 1′ Pedro Hernandez (CHA), 32′ Oluwatobilba Adewole (CHA), 45’+2 Sebastián Guenzatti (COS), 56′ Néstor Cabrera (COS), 60′ Yanis Lelin (CHA), 77′ Ajmeer Spengler (COS).

Booked: 49′ Davide Galazzini (COS), 86′ Michael Knapp (CHA), 90’+1 Beto Apolinar (CHA), 90’+8 Patrick Bohui (COS).

The Cosmos head to Chattanooga on Saturday, August 22, riding their strongest run of the season after earning back-to-back USL League One victories. With momentum building and the gap in the standings beginning to close, Saturday’s matchup against Chattanooga Red Wolves SC presents an important opportunity for the Cosmos to continue their push up the table.

The Cosmos enter the match with 17 points following consecutive wins, improving their record to 5-13-2. The recent results have given the club valuable momentum at a critical point in the campaign, but the focus now shifts to carrying that form onto the road and continuing to turn strong performances into points.

Chattanooga enters the weekend in eighth place with 31 points and a 10-8-1 record. Sitting around the playoff line, the Red Wolves present a significant test for a Cosmos side looking to close the distance between itself and the teams competing for postseason positioning. Three points on Saturday would move the Cosmos to 20 points while preventing Chattanooga from adding to its total.

With 11 matches remaining after Saturday, every result carries greater weight. A Cosmos victory would cut the gap to Chattanooga to 11 points and provide another step forward as the club continues to fight its way back into the conversation during the final stretch of the season.

The recent run has also provided signs that the pieces are beginning to come together. With new additions settling into the squad and the group continuing to build chemistry, the Cosmos have earned consecutive victories for the first time this season. Saturday provides an opportunity to show that the recent momentum can carry over against a team currently fighting for a playoff position.

There is also another chapter still to come between these two clubs. Chattanooga is scheduled to visit Hinchliffe Stadium on the final day of the regular season, giving added significance to Saturday’s first meeting. Where both clubs sit in the table by that final matchup remains to be determined, but the Cosmos have an opportunity this weekend to begin closing the distance.

For the Cosmos, the objective is clear: carry the momentum of two straight victories onto the road, continue fighting for points, and keep climbing the USL League One table.

Kickoff is set for 7:00 PM ET.

Cosmos fans can watch the match live on ESPN+.

The Cosmos are back at Hinchliffe Stadium on September 2 to take on Sarasota Paradise. Purchase your tickets today.

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MATCH REPORT

The New York Cosmos secured a 2-0 victory over Corpus Christi FC, with goals from Lamin Jawneh and Ajmeer Spengler and a six-save performance from Tristan Stephani helping the Cosmos earn all three points on the road. Corpus Christi looked to apply pressure in the opening stages, but the Cosmos remained organized defensively and found the breakthrough in the 25th minute. Frankie Ljucovic helped create the opportunity for Jawneh, who finished to give the Cosmos a 1-0 advantage. Corpus Christi continued to search for a response, but Stephani was equal to the attempts that reached his goal. The Cosmos back line of Stalyn Acosta, Anderson Holt, Michael Chilaka and Néstor Cabrera also stood firm as New York carried its one-goal advantage into halftime.

Corpus Christi made a change at the break, introducing Tomas Pondeca, and continued to push for an equalizer in the second half. The hosts finished the night with six shots on target, but Stephani denied all six to preserve the clean sheet. The Cosmos made their first changes in the 66th minute, with Anges Bohui replacing Christian Koffi and Massimo Morabito coming on for Cabrera. Ten minutes later, New York doubled its advantage. Ozzie Ramos set up Spengler, who found the back of the net in the 76th minute to make it 2-0. Darren Sidoel and Nick Zielonka entered shortly afterward, before Sergio Chavez replaced Jawneh in the 85th minute as the Cosmos looked to see out the result. Corpus Christi continued to threaten late, but New York’s defensive effort held firm, finishing the match with 44 clearances while Stephani completed the shutout. The final whistle confirmed a 2-0 victory and three points for the Cosmos.

MATCH DETAILS

CORPUS CHRISTI FC 0-2 NEW YORK COSMOS

NEW YORK COSMOS (4-2-3-1): Stephani; Acosta, Holt, Chilaka, Cabrera; Ljucovic, Ramos; Koffi, Spengler, Jawneh; Guenzatti. Subs: Bohui (66′ Koffi), Morabito (66′ Cabrera), Sidoel (78′ Ljucovic), Zielonka (78′ Guenzatti), Chavez (85′ Jawneh). Unused Subs: Milovanov, Garcia, Galazzini.

CORPUS CHRISTI FC (4-4-2): Talbot; Gomez, Roscoe, Kearney, Langlois; Bowen, Kwakwa, Medina, Abeal Pou; Keegan, Cerritos. Subs: Pondeca (45′ Cerritos), Bachstein (61′ Abeal Pou), Johnson (78′ Kwakwa). Unused Subs: Hamid, Shalita, Parks, Thomas, McCready, Barganski.

Goals: 25′ Jawneh (COS), 76′ Ajmeer Spengler (COS).

Booked: 9′ Jawneh (COS), 59′ Gomez (CCFC), 89′ Roscoe (CCFC), 89′ Sidoel (COS), 90’+2 Stephani (COS), 90’+4 Chavez (COS).

The Cosmos came out looking to establish themselves in the attacking half, with Sebastián Guenzatti leading the line and Christian Koffi, Ajmeer Spengler and Lamin Jawneh providing support in the attack. New York generated the greater attacking threat throughout the opening 45 minutes, testing AV Alta goalkeeper Denzil Smith while looking for the breakthrough. At the other end, Tristan Stephani and the Cosmos back line remained organized and limited the visitors’ opportunities in front of goal. AV Alta was forced into an early change in the eighth minute, with Adam Aoumaich replacing Jerry Desdunes. Ozzie Ramos was booked in the 39th minute as the physical battle in midfield continued. Despite the Cosmos creating opportunities going forward, neither side was able to break the deadlock and the teams entered halftime level at 0-0.

The Cosmos continued to apply pressure after the restart and found the breakthrough in the 61st minute. Jawneh helped create the opportunity for Guenzatti, who finished to put New York ahead 1-0. AV Alta looked for a response and made several changes, but the Cosmos remained disciplined as they protected the advantage. Nick Zielonka replaced Jawneh in the 69th minute before Anges Bohui and Davide Galazzini entered in the 78th. With AV Alta pushing forward late, New York continued to manage the match and Darren Sidoel was introduced in the 89th minute to help see out the result. The Cosmos defense held firm through the final whistle, with Stephani preserving the clean sheet as New York secured a 1-0 victory and all three points at Hinchliffe Stadium.

MATCH DETAILS

NEW YORK COSMOS 1-0 AV ALTA FC

NEW YORK COSMOS (4-2-3-1): Stephani; Morabito, Holt, Chilaka, Acosta; Ljucovic, Ramos; Koffi (78′ Galazzini), Spengler (89′ Sidoel), Jawneh (69′ Zielonka); Guenzatti. Subs: Garcia, Puentes, Chavez, Milovanov, Bohui. Coach: Davide Corti.

AV ALTA FC (4-4-2): Smith; Christian Ortiz, Ceja, Pehlivanov, Relerford (71′ Pajaro); Bahena Jr., Lay, Maboumou (71′ Ramos), Antwi (58′ Higareda); Ibarra (58′ Acuna), Desdunes (8′ Aoumaich). Subs: Winum, Gonzalez. Coach: Brian Kleiban.

Goal: 61′ Guenzatti (C).

Booked: 39′ Ramos (C), 52′ Christian Ortiz (ALT), 58′ Relerford (ALT), 67′ Pehlivanov (ALT), 86′ Bahena Jr. (ALT).

MATCH STATS

Possession: Cosmos 34% – AV Alta 66%
Shots: Cosmos 17 – AV Alta 6
Shots on Target: Cosmos 7 – AV Alta 2
Touches in Opposition Box: Cosmos 31 – AV Alta 11
Saves: Cosmos 2 – AV Alta 6

Venue: Hinchliffe Stadium, Paterson, N.J.
Attendance: 1,174
Referee: Alejo Calume