MATCH RECAP, pres. by Provident Bank: Red Bull New York Beat Inter Miami CF, 2-0

Red Bull New York found the back of the goal early and late en route to a 2-0 victory over Inter Miami CF at Sports Illustrated Stadium.

RBNY got on the board early via an own goal, created off a Cade Cowell cross.

Mohammed Sofo played a through ball down the right side of the box to winger Cowell, who struck a right footed cross across the six-yard box that took a deflection off of Miami defender Casemiro and fell into the bottom left corner of the net. 

"We wanted to try to go after them in every sense, put them on their heels, not give them time to do anything they wanted," Head Coach Michael Bradley said. "I thought from the first second until the last second, we pushed the game in a really strong way. I thought we played we played really good football."

Emil Forsberg finished out the match with a cheeky goal, finishing off a Cameron Harper cross to seal the three points for New York.

Ronald Donkor won a ball in Miami’s defensive third and played a through ball to Harper, who played a right footed cross to Forsberg who placed a lofted shot into the back of the net. 

Forsberg scored his fourth goal of the season and the 24th of his MLS career.

Harper registered his second assist of the season and the ninth of his MLS career.

Donkor dished his 10th assist of the season and the 14th of his MLS career. The Accra, Ghana native became the youngest player in franchise history to recorded 10-plus assists in a single season at 21 years, 338 days old.

Ethan Horvath made two saves on the night and recorded his fifth shutout of the season. 

With 90 minutes played tonight, Tim Parker exceeded 25,000 career MLS minutes played

With the victory, New York move to a 7-6-1 all time MLS record against Miami and are 4-2-0 in their last six matches at home against the side.

New York will embark on a two-match road trip, beginning with a midweek matchup against New England Revolution on Wednesday, October 28 at Gillette Stadium.

"We hope that the best game is the next one," Bradley said. "That's our mentality right now. We're happy and feel good about what went into this one, but for where we are in the season, for what's on the line and for how tight things are, we're going to do everything to make sure that the next game is even better."

Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET with coverage on Apple TV in English and Spanish, and Red Bulls Radio in English via the Red Bull New York app and RedBullNewYork.com.