Boston City fans have two last opportunities to catch the Lions in action as they close out the 2019 National Premier Soccer League season at Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere on June 30 and July 6. Tickets for both matches are available at www.BostonCityFC.com. A rematch against rivals Kingston Stockade this coming Sunday at
A makeshift Boston City FC line up fought hard to try to upset a Kingston Stockade side riding the wave of a nine-match unbeaten streak, but fell short, conceding two goals in a ten-minute second half spell in a 3-0 away defeat. With several players playing out of position, the Lions did themselves proud against
Boston City FC went to-to-toe with the number one-ranked team among the 91 clubs in the National Premier Soccer League and albeit while living dangerously at times, only succumbed to a 3-1 defeat to the New York Cosmos 14 minutes from time. The Lions relied heavily on the shot-stopping prowess of keeper Jason Katz, who
Boston City FC remain winless at home this season after a 4-0 loss to the Rhode Island Reds, who claimed the home and away series between the rivals for the first time. The Lions take on league leaders, the unbeaten New York Cosmos, at Hormel Stadium in Medford next Saturday, June 15 at 7pm. The
Boston City let a two-goal lead slip in a 3-2 loss away to the Rhode Island Reds as Fabrice Dogbey grabbed a hat-trick for the hosts, but there were definite signs of improvement from a Lions side that has endured a wretched season. The rivals meet again in Revere at Harry Della Russo Stadium on
Boston City FC has released head coach Michael Bustamante. “We thank Michael for his efforts to lead Boston City during this transitional season and wish him well for the future,” said Managing Director Craig Tornberg. “Our team has not achieved the kind of performances that we have expected to see from Boston City, and we
Boston City FC slumped to a heavy home defeat, conceding seven goals for the first time in the club’s four-year history as the Brooklyn Italians won by a six-goal margin in Boston for the second year running. 7-1 was hardly the result the Lions hoped for when debuting at Hormel Stadium in Medford on a
Boston City failed to build on Friday’s 2-1 win in Greater Lowell by falling 2-0 at home to the Rough Diamonds in Revere and had head coach Michael Bustamante and midfielder Samuel Deossa sent off in the dying minutes. When trailing 1-0 to Emmanuel Smith’s first half goal, the Lions (1-4-2) should have drawn level,
John Dumbuya scored twice as Boston City FC won for the first time this season, edging the Greater Lowell Rough Diamonds 2-1 in a closely contested match. The striker (pictured), who played for two seasons in Lowell earlier in his career, took his total to three goals in two matches having started for the first
All a fan needs to know… A new venue welcomes Boston City FC this season as the Lions play out their 2019 home NPSL schedule. Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere is familiar territory for the players and coaches who train weekly on the pitch they now call home, but for most home and visiting