The New York Cosmos battled to a 2-2 draw against Forward Madison FC at Hinchliffe Stadium on Matchday 6. Forward Madison struck first in the 22nd minute with an Olimpico goal from Geni Kanyane. In the 32nd minute, Kanyane was shown a red card while breaking up a Cosmos attack, forcing Madison to play with ten men. Despite the disadvantage, Madison doubled their lead just two minutes later through a long-range effort from Ryan Carmichael, putting the Cosmos down 2-0.

The Cosmos responded in the second half with urgency. Ajmeer Spengler pulled one back in the 40th minute to shift momentum. Sebastián Guenzatti followed with the equalizer in the 50th minute to complete the comeback. The Cosmos pushed for three points, but the score held at 2-2. A resilient performance earned a point at home.

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MATCH DETAILS

NEW YORK COSMOS 2-2 FORWARD MADISON FC

NEW YORK COSMOS (4-2-3-1): Stephani; Puentes, Holt, Chavez, Noecker; Milovanov, Mendonca; Koffi, Spengler, Galazzini; Guenzatti.
Subs: Cabrera, Lacher, Bohui, Zielonka, Del Valle, Manzano, Morabito, Guarino, Backus, Materazzi. Coach: Corti.

FORWARD MADISON FC (5-3-2): Harms; Carmichael, McCamy, Humphrey, Kanyane, Edwards; Torres, Castro, Gebhard; R. Carmichael, Annor Gyamfi.
Subs: Machasen, Bolma, Ngoubou, Munjoma. Coach: Matt Glaeser.

Goals: 22′ Kanyane (MAD), 34′ R. Carmichael (MAD), 40′ Spengler (C), 50′ Guenzatti (C).

Sent Off: 32′ Kanyane (MAD)

Match Stats:
Possession: Cosmos 61% – Madison 39%
Shots: Cosmos 14 – Madison 8
Shots on Target: Cosmos 6 – Madison 4
Corners: Cosmos 9 – Madison 10

Additional Info:
Attendance: 931
Venue: Hinchliffe Stadium
Referee: Jeremy Scheer

PATERSON, NJ (April 14, 2026) — The New York Cosmos today unveiled a limited-edition Pride Warm-Up Top, a bold expression of identity, creativity, and community that will be worn by the team on June 6 in celebration of Pride Night at Hinchliffe Stadium. 

Designed by award-winning New York City artist Rich Tu, the jersey sits at the intersection of sport and culture. Known for his expressive visual style and storytelling-driven work, Tu reimagines the club’s visual language through a lens of pride, individuality, and unity. 

The design features vibrant color work and a striking sleeve pattern, paired with a reinterpreted Cosmos wordmark. Every element reflects a commitment to inclusion and the importance of showing up as your full self — on and off the pitch. 

“It’s a reflection of who we are as a club and the community we represent. Pride Night is about visibility, respect, and belonging, and this design captures that spirit in a way that feels authentic to the Cosmos,” said Baye Adofo-Wilson, Majority Owner and Managing Partner of the New York Cosmos. 

The Pride Warm-Up Top continues the club’s commitment to connecting sport with culture, using design and storytelling to amplify voices and celebrate the diversity of its community in North Jersey. 

Shop the jersey now.

About Rich Tu 

Rich Tu is an award-winning artist and creative based in New York City, currently serving as Executive Creative Director and Partner at Sunday Afternoon. His work sits at the intersection of sport, culture, and storytelling, with past roles at Jones Knowles Ritchie, MTV Entertainment Group, and Nike Inc. 

Most recently, Tu was commissioned to design the official New York/New Jersey poster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, representing the region on one of the biggest stages in global sport. His design captures the energy, diversity, and movement of the game in this area, reflecting both the global reach of football and the communities that define it locally. 

His work has been recognized by leading institutions including the ADC Awards, D&AD, CLIO Awards, and The One Club, where he received the Paul Manship Medallion. 

Tu has collaborated with brands and institutions including Nike, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Adidas, Coca-Cola, and American Express. 

About the New York Cosmos 

The New York Cosmos is a professional soccer club competing in USL League One, playing at historic Hinchliffe Stadium in Paterson, New Jersey. As the club enters a new era, the Cosmos are focused on building a community-driven organization that reflects the culture, diversity, and passion of North Jersey through the world’s game. 

The New York Cosmos earned a 3-2 victory over Charlotte Independence at Hinchliffe Stadium on Matchday 5, powered by a standout performance from Ajmeer Spengler. Spengler opened the scoring early from the penalty spot in the 6th minute, but Charlotte responded through Viggo Ortiz (13’) before Spengler converted his second penalty in the 22nd minute to restore the lead. Charlotte found a late equalizer in first-half stoppage time through Jefferson Amaya (45+8’), sending the match into halftime level at 2-2.

In the second half, the Cosmos remained composed and continued to push forward in attack. Spengler completed his hat trick in the 81st minute with his third penalty of the night, sealing the win for the home side. The match added another layer of difficulty when William Noecker was shown a red card in the 75th minute, forcing the Cosmos to play the final stretch with ten men. Despite the disadvantage, the group stayed organized defensively and saw out the result, securing all three points in a resilient performance at Hinchliffe Stadium.

MATCH DETAILS

NEW YORK COSMOS 3-2 CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE

NEW YORK COSMOS (5-3-2): Chan; Mason (49′ Morabito), Holt, Chavez, Noecker; Galazzini, Mendonca, Koffi (86′ Zielonka); Sidoel (24′ Milovanov), Guenzatti (86′ Puentes), Spengler (86′ Cabrera).
Subs: Morabito, Zielonka, Milovanov, Puentes, Cabrera, Backus, Stephani. Coach: Corti.

CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE (4-2-3-1): Levy; Romero, Manin, Nare (42′ Lyons), Dimick; Alvarez, Amaya (84′ Bakero); Jaime, Martinez, Ortiz; Guffroy (72′ Nyandjo).
Subs: Lyons, Bakero, Nyandjo. Coach: Mike Jeffries.

Goals: 6′ Spengler (C) (Pen), 13′ Ortiz (CLT), 22′ Spengler (C) (Pen), 45+8′ Amaya (CLT), 81′ Spengler (C) (Pen).

Booked: Cosmos 2 – Charlotte 3
Sent Off: 75′ Noecker (C)

Match Stats:
Possession: Cosmos 39.2% – Charlotte 60.8%
Shots: Cosmos 13 – Charlotte 15
Shots on Target: Cosmos 7 – Charlotte 3
Corners: Cosmos 6 – Charlotte 4

Additional Info:
Attendance: 1,170
Venue: Hinchliffe Stadium
Referee: Muhammad Kaleia

The New York Cosmos today announced the appointment of Dr. Peter Ferraro as the club’s Chief Wellness Officer. In addition, Ferraro Spine & Rehabilitation has been named the Official Chiropractic Partner of the club.

Dr. Ferraro, founder of Ferraro Spine & Rehabilitation in Saddle Brook, New Jersey, brings more than two decades of experience in chiropractic medicine, physical therapy, and sports performance. His practice is known for its comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to treating musculoskeletal conditions and optimizing overall wellness.

In his role, Dr. Ferraro will lead the development and implementation of wellness protocols focused on player performance, recovery, and long-term health. He will work closely with the club’s medical and technical staff to support a best-in-class environment for athlete care.

“Dr. Ferraro’s expertise and innovative approach to wellness make him an outstanding addition to our organization,” said Erik Stover, Chief Executive Officer of the New York Cosmos. “Player health and performance are central to our success, and we are committed to providing our athletes with the highest level of care.”

Through this partnership, Ferraro Spine & Rehabilitation will provide specialized chiropractic services, injury prevention strategies, and recovery treatments tailored to the demands of professional soccer. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to advancing athlete care and performance.

“I am honored to join the New York Cosmos as Chief Wellness Officer and to support the club as its Official Chiropractic Partner,” said Dr. Ferraro. “Our goal is to help athletes perform at their highest level while maintaining long-term health. We look forward to working with the Cosmos to deliver elite-level care and innovative wellness solutions.”

Dr. Ferraro earned his doctorate from New York Chiropractic College and is nationally certified in spinal decompression and manipulation under anesthesia. He has been recognized as a leading chiropractor in New Jersey and has helped thousands of patients through his integrated, patient-focused approach.

For more information, visit ferrarospine.com.

For just $5, fans across Paterson can experience Cosmos matchday together at Hinchliffe Stadium.

The Cosmos, in partnership with Ion Bank, are offering a limited number of tickets per match at a $5 price point through the Ion Cares initiative. The program is available exclusively to Paterson residents and provides access to professional soccer at one of the most unique venues in the region.

For $5, friends and families can come out together and enjoy a professional matchday experience at an incredible value.

Hinchliffe Stadium — a newly renovated, historic landmark in the heart of the city — now hosts professional soccer, bringing a high-level matchday experience to Paterson. From the quality of play on the field to the atmosphere in the stands, the experience reflects both the history of the stadium and the energy of the community.

“The Ion Cares initiative allows for 1,000 Paterson residents per game to attend matches at a discounted rate,” said Philip Vaz, New Jersey Regional President of Ion Bank. “When we make Cosmos tickets available through Ion Cares, we’re not just filling seats, we’re bringing families together, creating lasting memories, and inspiring the next generation of fans.”

Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis at the stadium box office with proof of Paterson residency.

With limited $5 tickets available for each match, fans are encouraged to act early and secure their spot.

Get your $5 tickets now and be part of matchday at Hinchliffe Stadium.

Paterson residents – get your tickets here.

Community. Club. Cosmos.

The New York Cosmos secured their first home win of the 2026 season with a 2-0 victory over Fort Wayne FC at Hinchliffe Stadium. Despite Fort Wayne controlling much of the possession early, the Cosmos struck first in the 21st minute as Sebastian Guenzatti finished a well-worked move assisted by Ajmeer Spengler. The visitors created chances of their own with five shots in the first half, but the Cosmos remained organized defensively and carried a 1-0 lead into halftime.

The Cosmos extended their lead early in the second half, with Davide Galazzini scoring in the 50th minute, again assisted by Spengler. From there, the match turned physical, with multiple bookings on both sides as the Cosmos managed the game and protected their advantage. Strong defensive discipline and efficient finishing proved the difference, as the Cosmos closed out a 2-0 result to claim all three points at home.

MATCH DETAILS

NEW YORK COSMOS 2-0 FORT WAYNE FC

NEW YORK COSMOS (3-4-3): Chan; Holt, Chavez, Noecker; Mason, Mendonca, Sidoel, Galazzini, Koffi; Guenzatti, Spengler.
Coach: Corti.

Goals: 21′ Guenzatti (C) (Spengler), 50′ Galazzini (C) (Spengler).

Booked: 24′ Solis (FW), 37′ Sproat (FW), 72′ Rocoi (FW), 74′ Mendonca (C), 76′ Koffi (C), 83′ Galazzini (C), 89′ Oyetunde (FW), 90+3′ Dias (FW).

Match Stats:
Possession: Cosmos 28.2% – Fort Wayne 71.8%
Shots: Cosmos 6 – Fort Wayne 20
Shots on Target: Cosmos 3 – Fort Wayne 4
Corners: Cosmos 1 – Fort Wayne 7

Additional Info:
Attendance: 1,146
Venue: Hinchliffe Stadium
Referee: Matthew Corrigan

Match Report: Cosmos Fall 3-2 in Greenville

The New York Cosmos fell 3-2 on the road against Greenville Triumph FC in Matchday 3. Greenville struck early through Brandon Fricke in the 3rd minute, but the Cosmos responded with a composed finish from Philip Spengler in the 25th to level the match. The game shifted in the second half, as an own goal and a Rodrigo Robles strike in quick succession gave Greenville control despite a relatively even match in possession and chances.

The Cosmos continued to push and were rewarded late, with Nicholas Mendonca pulling one back in the 77th minute. Despite creating opportunities and finishing with five corners and solid attacking stretches, the Cosmos were unable to find an equalizer. The performance showed continued growth and attacking promise, but key moments ultimately decided the result.

MATCH DETAILS

GREENVILLE TRIUMPH FC 3-2 NEW YORK COSMOS

NEW YORK COSMOS (4-2-3-1): Stephani; Galazzini, Chavez, Holt, Morabito (74′ Noecker); Sidoel, Spengler; Milovanov (74′ Mendonca), Bohui (74′ Lacher), Koffi (73′ Zielonka); Guenzatti. Subs: Noecker, Lacher, Mendonca, Zielonka, Guarino. Coach: Corti.

GREENVILLE TRIUMPH FC (4-2-3-1): Torman; Seagrist, Patti, Fricke, Fritz; Lee (72′ Agyaakwah), Evans; Meek, Liadi, Beckford (62′ White); Robles (86′ Muir). Subs: White, Muir, Agyaakwah, Polak, Dender, Wu, Castro. Coach: Not listed.

Goals: 3′ Fricke (G), 25′ Spengler (C), 57′ Chavez (C, OG), 62′ Robles (G) (Lee), 77′ Mendonca (C).

Booked: 27′ Milovanov (C), 83′ Evans (G), 90+1′ Holt (C), 90+2′ Sidoel (C).

MATCH REPORT

The New York Cosmos fell 3-1 to Spokane Velocity on the road in Matchday 2, with all three goals conceded in the first half. After a strong opening 20 minutes where the Cosmos controlled possession and created early set-piece opportunities, Spokane shifted momentum with Jack Denton’s opener in the 25th minute. Goals from Luis Gil (39’) and Neco Brett (43’) extended the lead before halftime, as the hosts capitalized on their chances despite an even overall flow to the match.

The Cosmos responded in the second half with renewed energy, sparked by halftime substitutions and improved midfield combinations. Justin Milovanov pulled one back in the 48th minute, and the team continued to push forward with more attacking intent and possession. While the chances came, the finishing did not follow, and Spokane held on for the result. Despite the scoreline, the young Cosmos squad showed encouraging signs in build-up play and depth, pointing to positive momentum as they continue to develop early in the season.

Tristan Stephani – Goalkeeper, New York Cosmos

“Today was unlucky. We faced a good side. They finished their chances, and we move on to the next, keeping learning and building.”

Ajmeer Spengler – Midfielder, New York Cosmos

“Unlucky result today, playing against a really top team. Moving on to Greenville and working to get three.”

MATCH DETAILS

SPOKANE VELOCITY 3-1 NEW YORK COSMOS

NEW YORK COSMOS: Stephani; Galazzini (45′ Lacher), Chavez, Holt, Morabito; Sidoel, Milovanov (83′ Mendanca), Spengler; Zielonka (45′ Puentes), Guenzatti (83′ Guarino), Koffi. Subs: Not listed. Coach: Corti.

SPOKANE VELOCITY: Merancio; Spielman, Fitch, Gallardo (59′ Mensah); Vinyals (90′ Wells), Brett (83′ Pelaez), Luis Gil (59′ A. Lewis), John-Brown; Miller, Wadeck, Denton. Subs: Lewis, Margvelashvili, Hernandez, Pelaez, Wells, Mensah, A. Lewis. Coach: Veidman.

Goals: 25′ Denton (V) (Finch), 39′ Luis Gil (V), 43′ Neco Brett (V) (John-Brown), 48′ Milovanov (C).

Booked: 26′ Morabito (C), 29′ Miller (V), 39′ Stephani (C), 40′ Chavez (C), 66′ Spengler (C), 70′ Spielman (V), 77′ Merancio (V), 79′ Guenzatti (C).