(NPSL 2019) New York Cosmos B 0v0 Brooklyn Italians



Wednesday 3rd June 2019
Mitchel Athletic Complex, New York   Attendance -

With the playoff places already decided there was little at stake as Cosmos locked horns with the Brooklyn Italians again, but the Italians ended a 23 game winning run in the NPSL regular season as the 2 teams fought a scoreless draw.
Both sides had chances to win the game but even with Cosmos fielding another new signing Naeem Charles the home side could not get on the scoresheet.
With Brooklyn having wrapped up 2nd place in the conference the 2 sides  will meet again in the first round of the playoffs where there will have to be a victor.


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