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Becher and Ostrak each score late in 2nd half, and St. Louis beats the Red Bulls 3-0

Rafael Navarro scored in the fifth minute, and Roman Bğrki made four saves for St. Louis City SC's third straight shutout.

  • On Wednesday night, St. Louis City SC defeated the New York Red Bulls 3-0, extending their unbeaten streak in MLS play to 17 matches in their first regular-season meeting.
  • Rafael Navarro opened the scoring five minutes into the match by redirecting a header from Conrad Wallem, while Simon Becher and Tomas Ostrak added goals late in the second half.
  • Goalkeeper Roman made four saves to earn his third clean sheet for St. Louis, while the Red Bulls were without stars Adri Mehmeti and Julian Hall, away on national team duty for the United States.
  • St. Louis solidified its Western Conference standing, while New York suffered despite having conceded just two goals in its previous four matches with Ethan Horvath recording three shutouts.
  • The Red Bulls host San Diego on Oct. 10, while St. Louis City SC faces the Galaxy on Oct. 11 as both teams continue their MLS campaigns.
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HARRISON, New Jersey, USA (AP) — Simon Becher and Tomas Ostrak contributed so many in the last minutes of the second half and St. Louis City scored on Wednesday 3-0 to the Red Bulls in New York. St. Louis expanded his undefeated streak in the MLS to 17 games. He reached 47 points, with [...]

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Becher and Ostrak each score late in 2nd half, and St. Louis beats the Red Bulls 3-0

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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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