For the second time, the Crew's DeJuan Jones helped wreck New York City's night. Jones entered the match as a substitution in the 90th minute and, with the score tied 2-2, connected on a goal to give Columbus the lead in the third minute of stoppage time.

The Crew finished Saturday with a 4-2 victory as Jacen Russell-Rowe gave Columbus an insurance goal seven minutes later.

New York City scored first with a first-half goal from Alonso Martinez. Diego Rossi countered for Columbus with his tenth goal of the season, sending the match to halftime tied 1-1. The tally also made Rossi the fifth Crew player in history to record 10 goals and 10 assists in one regular season.

Columbus took a 2-1 lead off a goal from Max Arfsten, but New York City snapped the lead in the 86th minute when Monsef Bakrar scored.

Looking like the game would end with a draw, Jones and Russell-Rowe swung the game back in Columbus' favor. This happened two weeks to the day that Jones scored the winning penalty kick against NYCFC in the Leagues Cup quarterfinals to advance the Crew in the tournament.

(90+8') Jacen Russell-Rowe adds insurance goal for Columbus Crew vs NYCFC

Following a save from NYCFC goalkeeper Luis Barraza off a Diego Rossi shot attempt, forward Jacen Russell-Rowe was able to find the ball that hit off Barraza's hands and score the fourth goal of the match for Columbus. The Crew lead 4-2.

(90+3') DeJuan Jones breaks tie for Columbus, Crew take 3-2 lead vs NYCFC

Three minutes after entering the match as a substitution, DeJuan Jones scores for the Crew near the New York City goal line, giving Columbus the late-game 3-2 lead.

Jones' goal was assisted by midfielder Alex Matan, who sent a header pass into the goalkeeper box. After a bounce, Jones gave a light-touch to the ball to score.

(90') Columbus Crew make late-game substitutions vs New York City FC

Crew make three substitutions in the final minutes against New York City FC:

• Midfielder Yaw Yeboah replaces Max Arfsten

• Midfielder DeJuan Jones replaces Mo Farsi

• Forward Jacen Russell-Rowe replaces Sean Zawadzki

Alex Matan will move into Zawadzki's position at center midfield and Russell-Rowe will play on the frontline.

(86') Score tied once again in Columbus Crew vs NYCFC match, Monsef Bakrar puts score at 2-2

The Crew are once again tied with New York City FC after a goal from forward Monsef Bakrar. Crew midfielder was able to stop NYCFC forward Julian Fernandez with the ball in the box, but Bakrar was besides Fernandez and quickly regained control for New York City to take a shot and tie the match 2-2.

Columbus Crew announce attendance of 20,618 vs New York City FC

The Crew announced that 20,618 were in attendance at Lower.com Field for Columbus against New York City on Saturday. This is Columbus' 12th announced sellout for an MLS regular-season game this year.

(73') New York City FC makes final substitution vs Columbus Crew

NYCFC used its final substitution of the match, replacing forward Hannes Wolf with Julian Fernandez.

(72') New York City FC's Maxi Moralez handed yellow card

New York City forward Maxi Moralez was given a yellow card for arguing with official Ted Unkel over a foul call.

(71') Columbus Crew make first substitutions vs New York City FC

Crew coach made his first two lineup changes against New York City:

• Defender Yevhen Cheberko replaces Malte Amundsen

• Forward Alex Matan replaces Christian Ramirez

(61') New York City FC makes multiple substitutions vs Columbus Crew

New York City made three substitutions in the opening 20 minutes of the second half:

• Defender Christian McFarlane replaces Kevin O'Toole

• Forward Maxi Moralez replaces Agustin Ojeda

• Forward Monsef Bakrar replaces Alonso Martinez

(58') Max Arfsten gives Columbus Crew 2-1 lead vs New York City FC

From the left side of New York City's box, midfielder Max Arfsten connected on the second goal for Columbus against New York City. The Crew lead 2-1.

Foward Diego Rossi had the ball near the top of the box, when he sent a pass into Arfsten on the run. Arfsten took just one touch to take a shot, which would clear past goalkeeper Luis Barraza.

(54') Officials rule no handball for New York City FC following VAR review

After around a minute of reviewing the play, official Ted Unkel announced to those in attendance at Lower.com Field that there was no handball penalty against NYCFC. The Crew were awarded a corner kick.

(53') Possible New York City FC handball inside its box is under VAR review

The officials signaled for a VAR review of a possible handball inside NYCFC's box following a Diego Rossi shot attempt that hit off New York City defender Brik Risa.

Columbus Crew go into halftime tied vs NYCFC 1-1

In the 57th minute of play, the officials signaled for the end of the first half with the score tied 1-1. The Crew took 5 shots, 1 on goal while New York City FC took 8 shots, 3 on goal. It was New York City who controlled the possession in the first half with a 55.7% possession rate.

(45+6') New York City FC makes second substitution vs Columbus Crew

After going down with another injury, New York City FC replaces midfielder James Sands with Justin Haak.

(45+3) Christian Ramirez misses on shot opportunity inside New York City FC box

Crew forward Chrisitan Ramirez got the ball off an up-field pass from midfielder Mo Farsi on the right side of NYCFC's box. With only goalkeeper Luis Barraza in between Ramirez and the goal, Ramirez took a shot attempt that went too far left and out of bounce.

(40') Columbus Crew take free kick outside New York City FC box

After a foul against forward Christan Ramirez, the Crew were awarded a free kick several feet outside New York City's box. Forward Diego Rossi executed the free kick attempt, and used it as shot opportunity. Getting the ball over the NYCFC line of defense, goalkeeper Luis Barraza was able to snatch up the unsuccessful shot attempt.

(37') New York City FC avoids making to second injury-related substitution vs Columbus Crew

Midfielder James Sands went down with an apparent head injury and was evaluated for over several minutes by NYCFC medical staff on the field. After he was helped off the field, and spent two-minutes on the sidelines, Sands was able to re-enter the match,

(29') Cucho Hernandez shot attempt goes far right

From the top, left side of New York City's box, Crew striker Cucho Hernandez took a shot attempt, despite being contested by a NYCFC defender. Hernandez's shot attempt would go too far right, past the goal and out of bounds.

(21') Malte Amundsen given yellow card following foul outside box

Crew defender Malte Amundsen was given the first yellow card of the match with a foul against New York City forward Hannes Wolf. NYCFC was unable to make anything from the free kick opportunity.

(17') Diego Rossi scores, Columbus Crew even match vs New York City FC 1-1

With goalkeeper Luis Barraza out of goal to contest forward Christian Ramirez's shot on the right side of the field, forward Diego Rossi made a run down the middle of the box and was able to finish the play with a shot just inches from the goal line, tying the score 1-1.

(12') New York City FC goalkeeper Matt Freese leaves match with injury, replaced by Luis Barraza

Following a high kick attempt in an effort to stop Crew forward Christian Ramirez receiving the ball on a run, NYCFC goalkeeper Matt Freese went down with an apparent lower body injury. Freese immediately waived from medical attention and after being evaluated for several minutes, was taken out of the match.

Luis Barraza replaces Freese.

(4') Alonso Martinez scores early goal for New York City FC, Columbus Crew go down 1-0

NYCFC forward Alonso Martinez received a pass at the top of the Crew's box from Tayvon Gray and was quickly able to turn the pass into a scoring opportunity after two touches.

Martinez took a shot from the middle of the box, which went by goalkeeper Patrick Schulte and to the bottom-left corner of the goal. Columbus falls behind 1-0.

Columbus Crew observe moment of silence for Johnny Gaudreau before match

Before the national anthem, the Crew had a moment of silence to honor Blue Jackets star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, who were killed after being struck by a suspected drunk driver on Thursday evening.

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The Crew supporter section, the Nordecke, has also organized a moment of silence at the 13th minute of the match for Gaudreau and his brother. Gaudreau's jersey number was 13.

Columbus Crew injury report vs New York City FC

The official injury for Columbus for the match against NYCFC has goalkeeper Evan Bush listed as out with arm injury.

Who are the referees for Columbus Crew vs New York City FC?

Here are the officials for the Crew vs NYCFC on Saturday night:

• Referee: Ted Unkel

• Assistant Referee 1: Kyle Atkins

• Assistant Referee 2: Ryan Graves

• Fourth Official: Calin Radosav

• VAR: Drew Fischer

• Assistant VAR: Matthew Rodman

New York City FC starting lineup vs Columbus Crew

Here is the starting 11 for NYCFC vs Columbus:

• GK: Matt Freese

• DF: Tayvon Gray

• DF: Thiago Martins

• DF: Kevin O'Toole

• DF: Brik Risa

• MF: Keaton Parks

• MF: Santiago Rodriguez

• MF: James Sands

• FW: Alonso Martinez

• FW: Agustin Ojeda

• FW: Hannes Wolf

Columbus Crew starting lineup vs New York City FC

Here is the starting 11 for Columbus vs NYCFC:

• GK: Patrick Schulte

• DF: Malte Amundsen

• DF: Rudy Camacho

• DF: Steven Moriera

• MF: Max Arfsten

• MF: Mo Farsi

• MF: Darlington Nagbe

• MF: Sean Zawadzki

• FW: Cucho Hernandez

• FW: Christian Ramirez

• FW: Diego Rossi

Columbus Crew overall record vs New York City FC

The Crew are 11-9-7 against New York City.

How to listen to Columbus Crew vs New York City FC radio broadcast

The Crew vs. New York City English-speaking radio broadcast will be on Alt 105.7 FM and available via the iHeartRadio app. Columbus' regular radio broadcaster Chris Doran will be on the call.

The Spanish radio broadcast can be found on La Grande 102.5 FM and the La Grande radio app with Juan Valladares doing play-by-play.

Columbus Crew vs Philadelphia Union streaming information

The Crew-NYCFC match will be available on Apple TV+ with a required MLS Season Pass subscription. Here are the broadcast teams for tonight:

• English broadcast: Keith Costigan (play-by-play), Maurice Edu (analyst)

• Spanish broadcast: Bruno Vain (play-by-play), Andres Agulla (analyst)

When is the Columbus Crew vs New York City FC?

Kickoff: 7:30 p.m., Saturday at Lower.com Field.

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