Taty Castellanos scored a club-record 4 goals as NYCFC took it to Real Salt Lake, 6-0 on Sunday at Yankee Stadium.
Real Salt Lake managed 12 totals shots, but NYCFC goalie Sean Johnson stopped all five on net.
NYCFC head coach Ronny Delia said he was extremely pleased with the effort, considering his team was eliminated in the semifinals of the CONCACAF Champions League by Seattle on Wednesday in frustrating fashion. "It was a great performance," Delia told NYCFC.com."It wasn't our best performance, I think that was on Wednesday but we didn't score our goals. We did tonight. I'm very impressed by the guys. It was a big dream for everyone to win the Champions League. To get going again and show that kind of commitment and desire to win. It's great to see. It says something about the culture in the group. We played well from the first minute until the last minute.
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