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Injury Report: Villa Back in Contention

Injury Report NYCFC

David Villa is in contention to return for NYCFC’s road game at Colorado Rapids.


The team’s leading scorer sustained an injury on international duty but is now in line to return at DSG Park on Saturday evening.


Elsewhere, Alex Ring is rated as “questionable” for the Boys in Blue after missing the last two games with the toe injury which he also picked up on international duty.


READ:Major Keys to NYCFC vs. Colorado Rapids


There are six players definitely out of contention to play, including Miguel Camargo who is out for the season and Ronald Matarrita, who stepped up his road to recovery this week.


The Costa Rican was working with a ball once again in training this week following his fracture and will be hoping to return before the postseason.


Maxime Chanot remains on the sidelines along with Yangel Herrera, Mikey Lopez and Ethan White as NYC attempts to win a sixth road game of the season.


Andraz Struna and James Sands could make their debuts in Denver.


For Colorado, only Bobby Burling is on the MLSSoccer.com’s Injury Report as the Western Conference outfit aim to climb off the bottom of the standings with a win.


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Injury Report


NYCFC

OUT – Camargo, Chanot, Herrera, Lopez, Matarrita, White


QUESTIONABLE - Ring


Colorado Rapids

OUT -  Bobby Burling




All-Time Series


These clubs have met only twice so far, and New York City FC have gone unbeaten in those matches with one win and one draw. The tie, a goalless affair, came in the sides' previous meeting at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in 2015.


  • Overall: Colorado 0 wins (1 goal), New York City 1 win (5 goals), 1 draw
  • At Colorado: Colorado 0 wins (0 goals), New York City 0 wins (0 goals), 1 draw




Officials


Referee: Chris Penso
Assistant Referees: Jeremy Hanson, Danny Thornberry
4th Official: Younes Marrakchi
VAR: Drew Fischer

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