“Ronald Donkor booked for a foul just before halftime, breaking up Seattle's rhythm as they searched for a breakthrough.”
“Julián Bazán picks up a yellow card for a foul, one of several New York bookings as they absorbed increasing pressure.”
“Paul Rothrock booked late as Seattle threw players forward in search of a late winner, with fresh legs from the bench unable to find the decisive touch.”
Outstanding performance

Seattle controlled large stretches of this one, edging possession 52-48 and doubling New York's shot count 20 to 9, but couldn't find the breakthrough against a stubborn Red Bulls defense that made six saves. New York, by contrast, was efficient in the tackle with 17 to Seattle's 12, content to sit deeper and pick their moments on the counter. A flurry of late substitutions from both benches - including Choupo-Moting and Forsberg coming on for New York, and Arriola for Seattle - signaled a push for a late winner, but neither side could turn territorial dominance into a goal. The result leaves Seattle's home form under scrutiny given the volume of chances squandered, while New York will take satisfaction in a road point earned through discipline rather than ambition.
How entertaining was this match?
Seattle host New York Red Bulls with both sides locked on 26 points and desperate for a result to reignite their playoff push. Dejan Joveljić's dazzling brace on debut gives the Sounders fresh attacking hope, while NYRB arrive winless in four and reeling from a 3-1 defeat to Philadelphia.