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2013 RED BULLS SCHEDULE (7-5-4, 25 pts.) DATE (TV) OPPONENT H/A Time (ET)/Res.

Sunday, March 3 (ESPN2) Portland Timbers Away 3-3 T

Sunday, March 10 (ESPN2) San Jose Earthquakes Away 1-2 L

Saturday, March 16 (NBC) D.C. United Home 0-0 T

Saturday, March 23 (MSG) Montreal Impact Away 0-1 L

Saturday, March 30 (NBCSN) Philadelphia Union Home 2-1 W

Sunday, April 7 (ESPN2) Chicago Fire Away 1-3 L

Saturday, April 13 (MSG2) D.C. United Away 2-0 W

Wednesday, April 17 (MSG+) Sporting Kansas City Home 0-1 L

Saturday, April 20 (MSG+) New England Revolution Home 4-1 W

Saturday, April 27 (MSG) Toronto FC Away 2-1 W

Saturday, May 4 (NBCSN) Columbus Crew Away 1-0 W

Wednesday, May 8 (MSG+) Montreal Impact Home 2-1 W

Saturday, May 11 (MSG) New England Revolution Away 1-1 T

Sunday, May 19 (ESPN2) L.A. Galaxy Home 1-0 W

Sunday, May 26 (MSG/UniMas) Columbus Crew Home 2-2 T

Wednesday, May 29 (No TV) Reading United AC (USOC) Home 2-0 W

Saturday, June 1 (MSG) Vancouver Whitecaps FC Home 1-2 L

Wednesday, June 12 (No TV) N.E. Revolution (USOC) Away 2-4 L

Sunday, June 23 (ESPN) Philadelphia Union Away 5:00 PM

Sunday, June 30 (ESPN2) Houston Dynamo Home 2:00 PM

Thursday, July 4 (MSG) Colorado Rapids Away 9:30 PM

Saturday, July 13 (MSG) Montreal Impact Home 7:00 PM

Saturday, July 20 (MSG) Toronto FC Away 4:00 PM

Saturday, July 27 (MSG) Real Salt Lake Home 7:00 PM

Saturday, August 3 (NBCSN) Sporting Kansas City Away 8:00 PM

Saturday, August 10 (MSG) Columbus Crew Away 7:30 PM

Saturday, August 17 (NBCSN) Philadelphia Union Home 8:00 PM

Sunday, August 25 (MSG/UniMas) Chivas USA Away 5:00 PM

Saturday, August 31 (NBCSN) D.C. United Home 8:00 PM

Sunday, Sept. 8 (MSG/UniMas) Houston Dynamo Away 5:00 PM

Saturday, Sept. 14 (MSG) Toronto FC Home 7:00 PM

Sunday, Sept. 22 (MSG/UniMas) FC Dallas Home 5:00 PM

Sunday, Sept. 29 (ESPN) Seattle Sounders FC Away 9:00 PM

Saturday, Oct. 5 (MSG) New England Revolution Home 7:00 PM

Sunday, Oct. 20 (MSG/UniMas) Houston Dynamo Away 5:00 PM

Sunday, Oct. 27 (MSG/UniMas) Chicago Fire Home 5:00 PM

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MATCH INFORMATION Date: June 23, 2013 Location: PPL Park, Chester, PA Time: 5:00 PM TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes Play-by-play: Adrian Healey Analyst: Taylor Twellman Producer: Todd Kulis Radio: ESPN Deportes Radio Nueva York 1050 AM Play-by-play: Robert Sierra Analysts: Jorge Clara, Nelson Rubio, Wilfredo Campos, Mauricio Rivas Red Bulls PR Contact: Brian Tsao (o: 973.268.7246) Union PR Contacts: Aimee Cicero (o: 610.497.8186) Chris Glidden (o: 610.497.6213)

PROBABLE STARTERS

GK – 31 Luis Robles D – 27 Kosuke Kimura D – 5 Markus Holgersson D – 3 Heath Pearce D – 7 Roy Miller M – 10 Lloyd Sam M – 12 Eric Alexander M – 11 Dax McCarty M – 22 Jonny Steele F – 9 Fabian Espindola F – 14 Thierry Henry

BENCH GK – 1 Kevin Hartman GK – 18 Ryan Meara GK – 24 Santiago Castaño D – 4 Jamison Olave D – 6 Digao D – Matt Miazga D – 25 Brandon Barklage D/M – 16 Connor Lade M – 2 Ian Christianson M – 8 Juninho M – 13 Marius Obekop M – 17 Tim Cahill M – 21 Ruben Bover M – 23 Michael Bustamante F – 15 Andre Akpan F – 19 Amando Moreno F – 88 Peguy Luyindula F – 92 Rafhinha

HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL SURGERY INJURY REPORT OUT: Ian Christianson (R Foot Injury) DISCIPLINARY SUMMARY: Juninho (Suspended One Game – Yellow Card Accumulation), Jamison Olave (Suspended – Red Card)

RED BULLS VS. PHILADELPHIA UNION - The Red Bulls will look to get back to winning ways following a 22-day

layoff from MLS action when they take on Eastern Conference rival, the Philadelphia Union, at PPL Park Sunday.

- New York had its first seven-game unbeaten run in 10 years snapped in its last MLS match, falling to Vancouver Whitecaps FC, 2-1, at Red Bull Arena. The Red Bulls’ last game was on June 12 – a 4-2 defeat to the New England Revolution in the U.S. Open Cup fourth round.

- The Red Bulls won the first match between the sides, 2-1, at Red Bull Arena March 30 and have won five-straight against the Union.

QUICK FACTS (as of June 20) Red Bulls Philadelphia Union Record 7-5-4, 25 pts. (2nd, East) 6-5-4, 22 pts. (T-3rd, East) Leading Scorer Thierry Henry (6) Jack McInerney (10) Assist Leader Juninho (4) Sebastien Le Toux (6) Head Coach Mike Petke John Hackworth (1st seas. in NY: 7-5-4) (2nd seas. in PHI: 14-16-8) Red Bulls All-Time Record: 6-2-0 Home Games: 4-0-0 (7 GF, 2 GA) Road Games: 2-2-0 (7 GF, 5 GA) Last regular season match between the teams: Red Bulls 2, Philadelphia Union 0; October 27, 2012 at PPL Park

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BULLETIN BOARD RED BULLS RETURN TO MLS PLAY, TAKING ON UNION The New York Red Bulls make their return to MLS play on Sunday, visiting PPL Park and Eastern Conference foe Philadelphia Union for a 5:00 PM match (TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes; Radio: ESPN Deportes Radio Nueva York 1050 AM). The Red Bulls began practicing at the new Red Bull Training Facility this week in preparation for the team’s match against Philadelphia. Located in Hanover, NJ, the Red Bull Training Facility features three fields (two natural grass, one turf) and two buildings which house the first team locker room, training rooms, gym and offices among other features. The team had been practicing primarily on the campus of Montclair State University since 2007. New York has won five-straight against their Eastern Conference foe, going 6-2-0 all-time and 2-2-0 at PPL Park. The Red Bulls come into this matchup looking to bounce back after dropping their last two contests. After having their seven-game unbeaten streak snapped by Vancouver Whitecaps FC, 2-1, on June 1, New York came up short in a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup fourth round matchup on June 12 against the New England Revolution, falling 4-2. The Red Bulls sit in second place in the Eastern Conference with 25 points and a 7-5-4 record, trailing the first place Montreal Impact by four points The Union will come into this contest having lost a fourth round U.S. Open Cup contest to D.C. United, 3-1. Club leading scorer Jack McInerney, who has 10 goals in MLS play, scored their lone goal. Their last MLS win came June 5, as the Union toppled the Columbus Crew, 3-0, at home. The Union is currently in a third place tie in the East and three points behind the Red Bulls. New York and Philadelphia met once before this season back on March 30. The contest saw the Red Bulls snag their first win of the season, 2-1, off a Thierry Henry goal in the 81st minute. Midfielder Dax McCarty opened up the scoring, giving the Red Bulls a lead in the 55th minute before substitute Conor Casey headed in a throw in for the Union to tie the contest. Henry’s game winner came off a Luyindula chip that saw the Red Bulls captain lock up the victory. It was also first year head coach Mike Petke’s first win of his career. The teams will square off Aug. 17 at Red Bull Arena for the third and final time of the year. CAHILL HELPS AUSTRALIA EARN WORLD CUP BERTH; MILLER BOOSTS TICOS New York Red Bulls midfielder Tim Cahill (Australia) and defender Roy Miller (Costa Rica) were called up by their respective national teams for recent 2014 FIFA World Cup Qualifying Matches. Cahill left after New York’s 2-2 tie against the Columbus Crew at Red Bull Arena May 26 while Miller departed following the team’s match versus Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Red Bull Arena on June 1. Cahill played 90 minutes on June 4 in Saitama, Japan against Japan in a 1-1 tie. On June 11 in Melbourne, Australia against Jordan, Cahill scored his 29th international goal in a 4-0 win. Australia assured its place in the 2014 World Cup with a 1-0 win against Iraq on June 18 in Sydney, Australia, a match that Cahill also started. Cahill has 65 caps for his country. He has started in 14 regular season matches for New York this year, notching four goals and three assists. Miller has tallied 39 caps for Costa Rica and scored his first career international goal in a 1-0 win over Honduras in the Ticos’ CONCACAF qualifier. The Costa Ricans tied Mexico, 0-0, on June 11 in Mexico City, Mexico and beat Panama, 2-0, on June 18 in San Jose, Costa Rica. Miller was a substitute in the Panama match. A member of the Red Bulls since 2010, Miller has played in 10 matches for New York this year.

He tallied a career-high six assists in 24 appearances in 2012. Costa Rica currently has 11 points in CONCACAF Qualifying and is in second place, two points behind leader, the United States. BULLS ON PARADE The Red Bulls earned their first seven-game unbeaten run (5-0-2) for only the third time in club history and first time in 10 years before the streak was snapped in the team’s last match against Vancouver on June 1 – a 2-1 defeat. The last time this occurred was from April 19, 2003 to May 31, 2003 when New York went 5-0-2. It was the first time that the Red Bulls has not lost in six consecutive matches from April 28, 2012 to May 23, 2012. Prior to the Vancouver result, New York’s last loss was on April 17 – a 1-0 home defeat to Sporting Kansas City. In addition, after failing to win in their first four away games, New York has gone unbeaten in four road matches (3-0-1), improving their record away from Red Bull Arena to 3-3-2. The Red Bulls are 4-2-2 at home. The other time that New York had an unbeaten streak that was seven games or longer was when it went nine matches without a defeat from June 17, 2000 to July 22, 2000 (7-0-2). RED BULLS TO FACE LYON JULY 16 AT RED BULL ARENA The New York Red Bulls announced that they will host seven-time Ligue 1 winner, Olympique Lyonnais, in a friendly on Tuesday, July 16 at 8:00 PM at Red Bull Arena. “We are proud to host Olympique Lyonnais at Red Bull Arena,” said Red Bulls General Manager Jérôme de Bontin. “Lyon has a storied history in France and has featured a number of top international players, including our own Juninho and Peguy Luyindula, while playing a distinct brand of soccer. They have been an example to many European clubs of how to build a solid soccer organization over many years, with a strong vision and goals that are reflected by their consistent success and seven-straight Lique 1 championships. We look forward to welcoming Lyon and expect a very entertaining match at Red Bull Arena that will please Red Bulls fans and soccer enthusiasts across the tri-state area.” “I have such a fantastic memory of winning the LFP Champions Trophy in July 2012 at Red Bull Arena, which perfectly launched our season. Since then, regularly speaking with Gérard Houllier, I knew we would soon be back and I immediately responded when it was proposed that we play against the New York Red Bulls this summer,” said Olympique Lyonnais President Jean-Michel Aulas. “Through our international brand building program, being hosted by the Red Bulls proves to be a symbolic landmark. We are very proud to have been the New York Red Bulls’ choice for this exciting exhibition game next July.” Red Bulls Season Ticket Holders will have this match included in their plans. Tickets are on sale to the general public now by calling 1.877.RBSOCCER or logging onto www.newyorkredbulls.com Lyon qualified for the 2013-14 UEFA Champions League after finishing in third place in Ligue 1 in its 2012-13 campaign with 67 points and a 19-9-10 record. The French club had a distinguished run from 2001 to 2008, winning seven-straight Ligue 1 championships while reaching the Champions League quarterfinals three consecutive times (2003-04 to 2005-06). Lyon’s best finish in the Champions League came in the 2009-10 season, when it earned a spot in the semifinals. The side is currently managed by Rémi Garde. The Red Bulls have never faced Lyon. However, Lyon did play at Red Bull Arena on July 28, 2012 as part of the 2012 Trophee Des Champions

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against Montpellier Hérault SC – a match OL won 4-2 on penalties after the teams tied 2-2 in regulation. Juninho had a storied career playing for Lyon from 2001-09. The Brazilian recorded 100 goals in 344 matches in all competitions and his goal mark is fourth all-time in Lyon history. Juninho, who played under current Global Sporting Director of Red Bull Soccer Gerard Houllier from 2005-07, was named Ligue 1 Player of the Year in the 2005-06 season and was a three-time member of the Ligue 1 Team of the Year. Luyindula was able to compete in the UEFA Champions League at Lyon from 2001-2004, scoring 46 goals in 126 appearances in all competitions while helping his team win two league championships. OLAVE, JUNINHO SUSPENDED FOR SUNDAY New York Red Bulls defender Jamison Olave and midfielder Juninho are suspended for the team’s match against Philadelphia Sunday. Olave earned two yellow cards against Vancouver Whitecaps FC on June 1 in New York’s 2-1 loss while Juninho earned his fifth yellow card in the same match. Both players will be available for selection for the Red Bulls’ following match on June 30 against the Houston Dynamo at Red Bull Arena. RED BULLS FALL TO NEW ENGLAND, 4-2, IN OPEN CUP Despite goals from forward Fabian Espindola and midfielder Jonny Steele, the Red Bulls were eliminated from the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, falling in a fourth round match against the New England Revolution, 4-2, at Soliders Field Soccer Stadium on the campus of Harvard University June 12. New England took the lead in the fourth minute. Kelyn Rowe had the ball on the right wing and was able to drive it with his left foot past goalkeeper Ryan Meara and into the back of the net. Meara later kept the score within one with a string of diving saves on Ryan Guy, Gabe Latigue and Rowe. New York tied the game in the 30th minute. Espindola was able to beat goalkeeper Matt Reis to a soft back pass by Darrius Barnes in the Revolution defensive end and knocked it into the empty net for his second goal of the competition in 2013. Rowe doubled his tally and again gave the hosts the lead seven minutes later. The New England midfielder dribbled through the center of the field and ripped a right footed blast past Meara and into the goal’s bottom corner. The visitors nearly tied the game again moments after Rowe’s second. Juninho’s free kick bounced off a Revolution defender and Dax McCarty’s one-timer went inches wide. The Revolution doubled their advantage to 3-1 six minutes into the second half. A Barnes long ball was controlled in the box by Dimitry Imbongo, who brushed off a Red Bulls defender and poked it into the back of the net. However, the Red Bulls were able to pull one back in the 61st minute. Eric Alexander was sprung through on the right wing and his cross to the back post was headed in by Steele. Twelve minutes later, Steele was the provider, putting a well-weighted ball over the top to an on-rushing Espindola. However, the Argentine could not get his volley on target. New England wrapped up the result three minutes from full time. With New York pushed up looking for a third goal, Guy crossed it and Chris Tierney was there to slot it home from close range. The Red Bulls were reduced to 10 men when Brandon Barklage was issued a second yellow card in second half stoppage time. New York Red Bulls 2, New England Revolution 4 June 12, 2013 – Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium – Cambridge, MA Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Fourth Round

New England Advances to the Next Round Scoring Summary: NE: Kelyn Rowe 1 (Gabe Latigue 1) 4’ NY: Fabian Espindola 1 (unassisted) 30’ NE: Kelyn Rowe 2 (unassisted) 37’ NE: Dimitry Imbongo 1(Darrius Barnes 1) 51’ NY: Jonny Steele 1 (Eric Alexander 1) 61’ NE: Chris Tierney 1 (Ryan Guy 1) 87’ Disciplinary Summary: NY: Brandon Barklage (caution) 10’ NY: Fabian Espindola (caution) 24’ NY: Dax McCarty (caution) 45’ NY: Markus Holgersson (caution) 55’ NE: Kalifa Cisse (caution) 76’ NE: Darrius Barnes (caution) 78’ NY: Brandon Barklage (second caution, ejection) 90’ New York Red Bulls – Ryan Meara, Brandon Barklage, Markus Holgersson, Heath Pearce, Kosuke Kimura (Andre Akpan 81’), Juninho, Dax McCarty, Lloyd Sam (Peguy Luyindula 46’), Eric Alexander, Jonny Steele, Fabian Espindola Substitutes Not Used: Luis Robles, Connor Lade, Digao, Amando Moreno, Michael Bustamante New England Revolution – Matt Reis (GK), Darrius Barnes, Kalifa Cisse, A.J. Soares, Tyler Polak, Chad Barrett (Juan Agudelo 83’), Gabe Latigue, Andy Dorman, Ryan Guy, Kelyn Rowe (Scott Caldwell 59’), Dimitry Imbongo (Chris Tierney 70’) Substitutes Not Used: Luis Soffner, Diego Fagundez, Andrew Farrell, Jose Goncalves Referee: Matthew Foerster Referee’s Assistants: Scott Kachmarik, Jason Cullum 4th Referee: Robert Sibiga Attendance: 2,500 2013 AT&T MLS ALL-STAR GAME FAN VOTING NOW OPEN Fan voting for the 2013 AT&T MLS All-Star game began June 10 and six New York Red Bulls are on the ballot. Thierry Henry, Tim Cahill, Fabian Espindola, Jamison Olave, Dax McCarty, and Luis Robles have been nominated to represent New York as possible members of the 2013 All-Star Team that will face off with AS Roma on July 31 at Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kansas. A panel of media members nominated a total of 115 MLS players to the fan ballot. The 10 players with the most combined vote will be named to the All-Star Fan XI. The 11th player – a forward – on the Fan XI will be decided after the general voting window closes on July 2, as part of the AT&T MLS All-Star ‘In the Game’ Challenge. Among remaining forwards on the ballot, the player with whom fans score the most goals in EA SPORTS™FIFA Soccer 13 Ultimate Team from July 3-July 10 will be named to the Fan XI. All-Star Head Coach Peter Vermes of Sporting Kansas City will choose the game day roster and the starting lineup against AS Roma on July 31. The first marquee MLS event to be held at Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kansas, will be broadcast live on ESPN2, UniMas, and in Canada on TSN and RDS, starting at 9 p.m. ET A total of 32 All-Stars are named each year, per the collective bargaining agreement. Media, fans, players, the All-Star coach and MLS

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Commissioner Don Garber all contribute in the All-Star selection process. RED BULLS FALL TO VANCOUVER, 2-1 The New York Red Bulls lost their first match in eight games on June 1, falling to Vancouver Whitecaps FC, 2-1, at Red Bull Arena in front of 19,969 spectators. The Red Bulls dominated possession in the opening half and tested Vancouver’s defense early, with Fabian Espindola forcing goalkeeper Brad Knighton to stop his left-footed attempt in the 14th minute. Soon after, Jonny Steele’s on target blast was caught by Knighton. In the 21st minute, Juninho created space for himself and hit a dipping shot that zipped just over the crossbar. New York took the lead in the 51st minute via good attacking play in Vancouver’s defensive third. Thierry Henry slid the ball through to an on-rushing Steele, whose low cross was re-directed into his own net by Greg Klazura. However, the visitors equalized seven minutes later. After New York cleared a corner kick, Whitecaps FC defender Lee Young-Pyo swung a ball towards the back post that was headed towards the penalty spot. Jordan Harvey was there to volley it into the net. The Red Bulls were reduced to 10 men when Jamison Olave earned his second yellow card and a subsequent red card for a foul on Kenny Miller in the 75th minute. Vancouver took home the three points seven minutes from full time as Miller headed home a Russell Teibert cross from inside the box. New York Red Bulls 1, Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 June 1, 2013 – Red Bull Arena – Harrison, NJ MLS Regular Season Scoring Summary: NY: Greg Klazura (own goal) 51’ VAN: Jordan Harvey 1 (unassisted) 58’ VAN: Kenny Miller 3 (Russell Teibert 1, Jun Marques Davidson 1) 83’ Disciplinary Summary: NY: Jamison Olave (caution) 49’ VAN: Jordan Harvey (caution) 67’ VAN: Alain Rochat (caution) 70’ NY: Jamison Olave (second caution, ejection) 75’ NY: Roy Miller (caution) 86’ New York Red Bulls (7-5-4, 25 points) – Luis Robles, Kosuke Kimura, Markus Holgersson, Jamison Olave, Roy Miller, Eric Alexander (Lloyd Sam 72’), Juninho, Dax McCarty, Jonny Steele (Heath Pearce 78’), Fabian Espindola (Peggy Luyindula 70’), Thierry Henry Substitutes Not Used: Michael Bustamante, Ryan Meara, Connor Lade, Brandon Barklage Vancouver Whitecaps FC (4-4-4, 16 points) – Brad Knighton, Jordan Harvey, Johnny Leveron, Andy O’Brien, Greg Klazura (Lee Young-Pyo 57’, Alain Rochat (Daigo Kobayashi 77’), Matt Watson, Jun Marques Davidson, Russell Teibert, Kenny Miller, Camilo Sanvezzo (Kekuta Manneh 87’) Substitutes Not Used: Erik Hurtado, Tommy Heinemann, Corey Hertzog, Joe Cannon Referee: Jorge Gonzalez Referee’s Assistants: Craig Lowry, Brian Dunn 4th Referee: Chris Penso

Attendance: 19,969 OFFENSE CONTINUES TO ROLL The Red Bulls have continued to produce offensively and is second in the Eastern Conference in goals scored with 24, one behind Monreal. New York is also first in assists (28). Fifteen players have recorded at least one assist this year and Juninho has a team-high four assists. RED BULL SIGN ACADEMY DEFENDER MATT MIAZGA The New York Red Bulls announced May 30 that they signed Red Bulls Academy defender Matt Miazga. Miazga becomes the eighth academy product to sign with New York’s first team via the Major League Soccer Homegrown Player rule. He will be added to the Red Bulls’ roster after he passes a physical. “I am extremely happy to have signed Matt Miazga on a professional contract for the New York Red Bulls,” said Red Bulls Sporting Director Andy Roxburgh. “Matt, a gifted centerback for the U.S. Under-18 National Team and a graduate of our youth academy, is one of the brightest prospects in U.S. Soccer at his age and in his position and we will do our best to help him realize his undoubted potential. From the outset, I declared our intention to encourage and promote local talent and adding Matt to our roster despite competition from European clubs, provides further proof of that commitment.” “I had other offers, but I chose the New York Red Bulls because that is where my heart lies,” Miazga said. “One day, I hope to play for the first team in Red Bull Arena in front of our wonderful fans and contribute to the club’s success in MLS. I want to thank my family and our youth academy coaches for helping me to realize my dream.” Miazga, hailing from Clifton, NJ, was most recently called up to the U.S. Under-18 team for the 19th Annual International Juniors Tournament in Portugal that took place last week. He was a member of the Red Bulls Academy since 2009, when he played for the club’s Under-14 squad. The 17-year-old was part of the Under-16 Red Bulls side that won the U.S. Developmental Academy National Championship in 2012 and most recently played for the Under-18 team. He has also featured for his country at various U.S. Youth National Team age levels. Miazga has played for the Red Bulls Reserve Team this season. The other former Red Bulls Academy players who graduated to the New York first team were: forward Giorgi Chirgadze (signed: Sept. 2009), forward Juan Agudelo (March 2010), midfielder Matt Kassel (Jan. 2011), defender Sacir Hot (Jan. 2011), defender Connor Lade (Dec. 2011), goalkeeper Santiago Castano (Dec. 2012) and Amando Moreno (Dec. 2012). MEARA MAKES RETURN After being an early contender for MLS Rookie of the Year before undergoing season ending hip surgery last year on Aug. 23, goalkeeper Ryan Meara made his return to the first team, playing the full 90 minutes in a 2-0 U.S. Open Cup win over Reading United AC on May 29. Meara also played against New England in Open Cup action on June 12. Meara had a strong first professional campaign prior to his hip surgery. After being drafted in the second round (31st overall) in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft from Fordham University, Meara earned the starting role in preseason and started in 18 games for New York, recording a 9-5-4 record and a 1.50 goals against average. The Yonkers, NY native set the shutout record earlier this year for a rookie goalkeeper, not conceding a goal in 321 minutes while helping the Red Bulls to a five-match winning streak from April 28 to May 19. OLAVE REACHES CAREER HIGH; SUSPENDED FOR PHILLY In his first year as a Red Bull, defender Jamison Olave has already broken his MLS season record in goals when he tallied the game-tying goal on May 26 in a 2-2 tie with Columbus. Olave, who was acquired with

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forward Fabian Espindola from Real Salt Lake on Dec. 3, 2012 in exchange for allocation money, scored three goals with RSL in 2009 and 2010. HENRY SCORES SIXTH New York captain Thierry Henry recorded his team-leading sixth goal of the season, chipping a Tim Cahill pass over goalkeeper Andy Gruenebaum on May 26. Henry’s last game in which he found the back of the net was on May 8, notching his sixth career MLS multi-goal game after scoring two in a 2-1 win over the Montreal Impact. His second was one for the highlight reel, connecting on an overhead kick in the 88th minute - the eventual match-winner. The goal was also the number one play on ESPN Sports Center’s Top 10 Plays that evening. Henry is in sole possession of fourth place in regular season goals scored in club history with 37, putting him two goals behind third place Clint Mathis. He is also tied with Mathis for third in club history in multi-goal games (6), trailing Juan Pablo Angel (12) and Giovanni Savarese (10). Entering his third full season in Major League Soccer, Henry continues to be one of the game’s top performers. In 2012, the World Cup, UEFA Champions League and European Championship winner was a finalist for the League’s Most Valuable Player and earned a spot both on the MLS All-Star Team and the Best XI for the second-straight time in his career after tallying 15 goals and 12 assists. RED BULLS-GALAXY TIES ATTENDANCE RECORD The Red Bulls-LA Galaxy game on May 19 tied a Red Bull Arena attendance record of 25,219 set on Oct. 20, 2012 when New York tied Sporting Kansas City, 0-0. It was the first sell out this year for the Red Bulls.

LATE GAME HERO CAHILL KEEPS ROLLING Red Bulls midfielder Tim Cahill continues to find the back of the net, scoring his fourth goal in five games in New York’s 1-0 win over the LA Galaxy May 19. Cahill rose up and headed a Juninho free kick in the back of the net in the 91st minute. It was the third game-winning goal that Cahill has scored in the 80th minute or after this season. (April 27 at Toronto FC, May 4 at Columbus the others). Cahill was named MLS Player of the Week for Week 9 on April 29 following his two-goal performance in the Red Bulls’ 2-1 win over Toronto FC at BMO Field on April 27. Cahill followed that performance up by scoring the game-winning goal against Columbus in a 1-0 victory a week later. This season, Cahill has recorded 14 starts, notching four goals and two assists. After joining the Red Bulls on July 26, 2012, Cahill started in 12 regular season matches and two postseason games, notching a goal and three assists that year. SAM TALLIES FIRST Red Bulls midfielder Lloyd Sam scored his first MLS goal, slotting in a low shot in the 55th minute off an Andre Akpan feed to help give New York a 1-1 tie against New England May 11. Sam has played in 10 games this season, making his second start of the year against the Revolution. The 28-year-old made his first start on April 27 against Toronto FC, playing 71 minutes before being replaced by Kosuke Kimura. It was Sam’s first MLS start since Oct. 20, 2012 against Sporting Kansas City. The former Charlton Athletic player signed with the Red Bulls on Aug. 17, 2012.

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THE TEAM #15 ANDRE AKPAN Position: Forward How Acquired: Acquired from Colorado Rapids on March 28, 2013 in exchange for a conditional 2015 MLS Draft pick. Previous Club: Colorado Rapids (MLS) NY Debut: April 20, 2013 vs. New England Revolution 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 2 GP: 3 GS: 1 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 4 Assists: 2 GP: 32 GS: 10 2013 Season Notes: Scored in first Reserve game vs. Columbus March 31. Bagged two goals vs. Chicago Reserves April 7. Recorded first career assist on Steele goal and made Red Bulls debut as a sub in 4-1 win vs. NE on April 20. Notched first start as Red Bull, earning assist on Sam goal May 11 at NE. First MLS Goal: April 30, 2011 Last MLS Goal: Oct. 27, 2012 #12 ERIC ALEXANDER Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Acquired from Portland Timbers on Feb. 11, 2013 in exchange for allocation money. Previous Club: Portland Timbers (MLS) NY Debut: March 3, 2013 at Portland Timbers 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 1 Assists: 1 GP: 16 GS: 15 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 3 Assists: 10 GP: 85 GS: 60 2013 Season Notes: Made New York debut as a second half stoppage time sub at Portland March 3. Earned first start as Red Bull and scored first half goal in 2-1 loss at San Jose March 10. Tallied first assist of year on April 20 vs. NE. Had assist on Steele goal in U.S. Open Cup June 12. First MLS Goal: Aug. 14, 2010 Last MLS Goal: March 10, 2013 #25 BRANDON BARKLAGE Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Signed on March 5, 2012 Previous Club: D.C. United NY Debut: March 25, 2012 vs. Colorado Rapids 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 3 GP: 12 GS: 9 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 2 Assists: 8 GP: 42 GS: 28 2013 Season Notes: Came on as a sub on March 3 at Portland. Started at San Jose March 10. Earned two yellow cards March 23 at Montreal, suspended for Philadelphia March 30 match. Earned first assist of year on April 7 at Chicago. Tallied assist in second straight game on Olave goal at D.C. April 13. Recorded third assist and own goal on April 20 vs. NE. First MLS Goal: June 24, 2012 Last MLS Goal: June 24, 2012 #21 RUBEN BOVER Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Signed on Feb. 8, 2013 Previous Club: Charlton Athletic (England) NY Debut: March 3, 2013 at Portland Timbers 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 1 GP: 5 GS: 1 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 1 GP: 5 GS: 1 2013 Season Notes: Made MLS debut and first start on March 3 at Portland, playing 66 minutes, and earning an assist on Olave goal. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A #23 MICHAEL BUSTAMANTE Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Signed on Feb. 22, 2013. Drafted first round (11 th overall) in 2013 MLS Supplemental Draft Previous Club: Boston University (College) NY Debut: N/A 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 2013 Season Notes: Scored in April 7 reserve match at Chicago. Played 90 minutes in 2-0 win over Reading May 29. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A

#17 TIM CAHILL Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Signed on July 26, 2012 as a Designated Player. Previous Club: Everton FC (English Premier League) NY Debut: August 3, 2012 at Houston Dynamo 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 4 Assists: 3 GP: 14 GS: 14 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 5 Assists: 6 GP: 26 GS: 26 2913 Season Notes: Played full 90 minutes in opener at Portland March 3. Missed March 23 match at Montreal due to international duty. Captained side on March 30 vs. Philadelphia. Earned first assist of year on April 7 at Chicago. Tallied another assist on McCarty goal April 20 vs. NE. Had two-goal game, including scoring 89th minute game-winner in 2-1 win over Toronto FC April 27. Scored game-winner in 1-0 win over Columbus May 4. Tallied game-winner in 91st minute in 1-0 win over LA May 19. Departed for national team duty following May 26 game vs. CLB. First MLS Goal: August 19, 2012 Last MLS Goal: May 19, 2013 # 24 SANTIAGO CASTAÑO Position: Goalkeeper How Acquired: Signed on Dec. 11, 2012 Previous Club: Red Bulls Academy NY Debut: N/A 2013 Season Stats: GP: 0 GS: 0 Rec: 0-0-0 GAA: 0.00 MLS Career Stats: GP: 0 GS: 0 Rec: 0-0-0 GAA: 0.00 2013 Season Notes: Was part of 18 for every game season thus far. #2 IAN CHRISTIANSON Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Signed on Feb. 22, 2013. Drafted in second round (22nd overall) in 2013 MLS SuperDraft. Previous Club: Georgetown University (College) 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 2013 Season Notes: Missed time with right fifth metatarsal injury. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A #6 DIGAO Position: Defender How Acquired: Signed on Sept. 14, 2012 Previous Club: A.C. Milan (Italy) NY Debut: N/A 2012 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 2012 Season Notes: Missed time with heel injury. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A #9 FABIAN ESPINDOLA Position: Forward How Acquired: Acquired from Real Salt Lake on Dec. 3, 2012 along with Jamison Olave in exchange for allocation money. Previous Club: Real Salt Lake (MLS) NY Debut: March 3, 2013 at Portland Timbers 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 3 Assists: 1 GP: 14 GS: 12 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 38 Assists: 18 GP: 139 GS: 116 2013 Season Notes: Became first Red Bulls player in club history to score two goals in team debut in 3-3 tie at Portland March 3. Missed March 30 vs. Philadelphia and April 7 at Chicago due to left hamstring strain. Returned as a substitute April 13 at D.C. Scored in 4-1 win over NE April 20. Recorded first assist as Red Bull May 8 vs. MTL. Had a goal and assist in 2-0 win over Reading May 29 in Open Cup. Scored in U.S. Open Cup loss to New England on June 12. First MLS Goal: Aug. 29, 2007 Last MLS Goal: April 20, 2013

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# 1 KEVIN HARTMAN Position: Goalkeeper How Acquired: Signed on March 22, 2013 Previous Club: FC Dallas (MLS) NY Debut: N/A 2013 Season Stats: GP: 0 GS: 0 Rec: 0-0-0 GAA: 0.00 MLS Career Stats: GP: 416 GS: 411 Rec: 180-143-89 GAA: 1.21 2013 Season Notes: Made reserve substitute appearance April 7 at Chicago. #14 THIERRY HENRY Position: Forward How Acquired: Signed on July 14, 2010 as Designated Player Previous Club: FC Barcelona (Spain) NY Debut: July 31, 2010 at Houston Dynamo 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 6 Assists: 1 GP: 14 GS: 12 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 37 Assists: 20 GP: 76 GS: 73 2013 Season Notes: Played 90 minutes in opener at Portland March 3. Missed March 23 match at Montreal due to left knee sprain. Came off bench to score game-winner in 2-1 victory over Philadelphia March 30. Made first start since March 16 on April 13 at D.C., scoring in 2-0 win. Scored in 4-1 win vs. NE on April 20. Tallied first assist of year on Cahill game-winner April 27 at Toronto. Scored two goals, including spectacular overhead kick in 2-1 win over MTL May 8. Recorded first goal in 2-2 tie vs. CLB May 26. First MLS Goal: Aug. 28, 2010 Last MLS Goal: May 26, 2013 #5 MARKUS HOLGERSSON Position: Defender How Acquired: Signed on January 12, 2012 Previous Club/College: Helsingborg (Sweden) NY Debut: March 11, 2012 at FC Dallas 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 1 GP: 14 GS: 14 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 3 Assists: 1 GP: 45 GS: 45 2013 Season Notes: Made first start of year March 16 vs. D.C. United. Notched first assist of 2013 on Henry second goal May 8 vs. MTL. First MLS Goal: May 13, 2012 Last MLS Goal: Sept. 29, 2012 #8 JUNINHO Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Signed on Dec. 17, 2012) Previous Club: Vasco da Gama (Brazil) NY Debut: March 3, 2013 at Portland Timbers 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 4 GP: 13 GS: 10 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 4 GP: 13 GS: 10 2013 Season Notes: Made MLS debut at Portland on March 3, playing 90 minutes. Missed March 10 at San Jose with left calf strain. Returned as a sub vs. D.C. United on March 16. Tallied first MLS assist in 2-1 win over Philadelphia March 30. Earned red card vs. SKC on April 17, earning two game suspension. Returned to lineup May 4 at CLB. Tallied assist on May 8 vs. MTL. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A #27 KOSUKE KIMURA Position: Defender How Acquired: Acquired from Portland Timbers on Dec. 3, 2012 in exchange for allocation money and MLS Homegrown rights for defender Bryan Gallego. Previous Club: Portland Timbers (MLS) NY Debut: March 3, 2013 at Portland Timbers 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 2 GP: 11 GS: 8 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 5 Assists: 11 GP: 145 GS: 133 2013 Season Notes: Tallied assist in Red Bulls debut on March 3 at Portland. Recorded second assist in NE May 11 on Sam goal. First MLS Goal: May 2, 2009 Last MLS Goal: July 14, 2012

#16 CONNOR LADE Position: Defender How Acquired: Acquired Dec. 5, 2011 under MLS Home Grown Player rule Previous Club/College: St. John’s University NY Debut: April 14, 2012 vs. San Jose Earthquakes 2012 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 2 GS: 0 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 3 GP: 28 GS: 22 2013 Season Notes: Made first appearance of 2013 vs. D.C. United March 16. Missed March 30 and April 7 matches with heel injury. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A #88 PEGUY LUYINDULA Position: Forward How Acquired: Signed on March 19, 2013 Previous Club: Paris Saint-Germain (France) NY Debut: March 23, 2013 at Montreal Impact 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 2 GP: 7 GS: 4 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 2 GP: 7 GS: 4 2013 Season Notes: Made MLS debut on March 23 at Montreal, starting and playing 79 minutes. Earned first assist on Henry goal on March 30 vs. Philadelphia. Suffered hamstring injury at Chicago April 7 and missed April 13 match at D.C., April 17 vs. SKC and April 20 vs. NE. Tallied second assist on Cahill game-winning goal April 27, coming back from injury. Suffered left hamstring injury May 8 vs. MTL, out for May 11 at NE. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A #11 DAX MCCARTY Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Acquired from D.C. United on June 27, 2011 in exchange for midfielder Dwayne De Rosario Previous Club: D.C. United (MLS) NY Debut: July 2, 2011 at San Jose Earthquakes 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 2 Assists: 1 GP: 12 GS: 11 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 10 Assists: 27 GP: 167 GS: 140 2013 Season Notes: Played 90 minutes in opener at Portland March 3. Captained the squad March 23 at Montreal. Scored in 2-1 win over Philadelphia March 30. Tallied first assist of year on Henry goal on April 13 at D.C. Scored first goal in 4-1 win vs. NE April 20. Missed April 27 at TOR, May 4 at CLB, May 8 vs. MTL due to right quadriceps strain suffered NE match. Was in 18 on May 11 at NE but did not play. Had assist in 2-0 Open Cup win over Reading May 29. First MLS Goal: Sept. 23, 2007 Last MLS Goal: April 20, 2013 # 18 RYAN MEARA Position: Goalkeeper How Acquired: Drafted in the second round (31st overall) in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft on Jan. 12, 2012. Signed on Feb. 1, 2012. Previous Club/College: Fordham University NY Debut: March 11, 2012 at FC Dallas 2013 Season Stats: GP: 0 GS: 0 Rec: 0-0-0 GAA: 0,00 MLS Career Stats: GP: 18 GS: 18 Rec: 9-5-4 GAA: 1.50 2013 Season Notes: Started season recovering from August 2012 hip surgery. Played 45 minutes in reserve game at CLB May 4. Made return to first team play, earning 2-0 shutout win vs. Reading May 29 in U.S. Open Cup. # MATT MIAZGA Position: Defender How Acquired: Signed on May 30, 2013 Previous Club: Red Bulls Academy NY Debut: N/A 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 2013 Season Notes: First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A

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#7 ROY MILLER Position: Defender How Acquired: Signed on January 8, 2010 Previous Club: Rosenborg (Norway) NY Debut: March 27, 2010 vs. Chicago Fire 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 1 GP: 11 GS: 10 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 12 GP: 90 GS: 81 2013 Season Notes: Played 90 minutes in opener at Portland March 3. Missed March 23 match Montreal due to international duty. Notched first assist of year on Cahill’s first goal April 27. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A

#19 AMANDO MORENO Position: Forward How Acquired: Signed on Dec. 11, 2012 Previous Club: Red Bulls Academy NY Debut: March 10, 2013 at San Jose Earthquakes 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 2 GS: 0 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 2 GS: 0 2013 Season Notes: Made professional debut on March 10 at San Jose, coming on in second half stoppage time. Scored in April 7 reserve match at Chicago. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A #13 MARIUS OBEKOP Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Signed on March 18, 2013 Previous Club: Renaissance FC de Nhoumou (Cameroon) NY Debut: April 17, 2013 vs. Sporting Kansas City 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 1 GS: 0 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 1 GS: 0 2013 Season Notes: Scored in March 31 reserve 3-2 win over Columbus and on April 7 at Chicago. Made MLS debut as a substitute in 1-0 loss to Sporting Kansas City April 17 First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A #4 JAMISON OLAVE Position: Defender How Acquired: Acquired from Real Salt Lake along with Fabian Espindola on Dec. 3, 2012 in exchange for allocation money. Previous Club: Real Salt Lake (MLS) NY Debut: March 3, 2013 at Portland Timbers 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 4 Assists: 0 GP: 14 GS: 13 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 14 Assists: 2 GP: 134 GS: 132 2013 Season Notes: Scored a goal and had an own goal in 3-3 tie at Portland March 3 in club debut. Rested at Montreal March 23. Tallied goal on April 7 at Chicago. Recorded goal in second-straight match April 13 at D.C. Left game vs. Sporting KC April 17 due to left knee injury. Was second half sub vs. NE April 20. Scored career-high fourth goal and game-tying strike in 2-2 draw with CLB May 26. Earned two yellow cards vs. VAN June 1, suspended one match. First MLS Goal: July 28, 2008 Last MLS Goal: May 26, 2013 #3 HEATH PEARCE Position: Defender How Acquired: Acquired on May 17 along with allocation money and future considerations from Chivas USA in exchange for forward Juan Agudelo. Previous Club: CD Chivas USA (MLS) NY Debut: May 19, 2012 at Montreal Impact 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 2 GP: 13 GS: 10 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 2 Assists: 12 GP: 105 GS: 99 2013 Season Notes: Recorded assist on Olave goal in 3-3 tie at Portland March 3. Tallied assist vs. Philadelphia March 30. Played 100 th MLS game April 20 vs. NE. First MLS Goal: June 20, 2012 Last MLS Goal: Aug. 19, 2012

#92 RAFHINHA Position: Forward How Acquired: Signed on March 18, 2013 Previous Club: Toledo Colonia Work (Brazil) NY Debut: N/A 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 0 Assists: 0 GP: 0 GS: 0 2013 Season Notes: Was in 18 for March 23 match at Montreal. First MLS Goal: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A # 31 LUIS ROBLES Position: Goalkeeper How Acquired: Acquired via MLS Allocation Process on August 8, 2012 Previous Club/College: Karlsruher SC (Germany) NY Debut: Sept. 29, 2012 vs. Toronto FC 2013 Season Stats: GP: 16 GS: 16 Rec: 7-5-4 GAA: 1.19 MLS Career Stats: GP: 20 GS: 20 Rec: 9-6-5 GAA: 1.10 2013 Season Notes: Made six saves in 3-3 tie on March 3 at Portland. Posted first shutout of year in 0-0 tie vs. D.C. United March 16. Earned shutout in 2-0 win over D.C. April 13. Saved Higuain penalty and earned 1-0 shutout win May 4. #10 LLOYD SAM Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Signed on Aug. 16, 2012 Previous Club: Notts County (England League One) NY Debut: August 29, 2012 at D.C. United 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 1 Assists: 0 GP: 10 GS: 2 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 1 Assists: 1 GP: 15 GS: 4 2013 Season Notes: Played first match of 2013 as sub at Montreal March 23. Scored in April 7 reserve match at Chicago. Made first start of year April 27 at Toronto. Notched first MLS goal May 11 at NE in 1-1 tie. Scored and had an assist in 2-0 U.S. Open Cup win over Reading May 29. First MLS Goal: May 11, 2013 Last MLS Goal: May 11, 2013 #22 JONNY STEELE Position: Midfielder How Acquired: Rights acquired from Real Salt Lake on Feb. 20, 2013 for conditional Supplemental Draft pick. Previous Club: Real Salt Lake (MLS) NY Debut: March 3, 2013 at Portland Timbers 2013 Season Stats: Goals: 1 Assists: 3 GP: 15 GS: 14 MLS Career Stats: Goals: 3 Assists: 5 GP: 43 GS: 25 2013 Season Notes: Made Red Bulls debut on March 3 at Portland, coming on for Bover in the 66th minute. Started first match March 10 at San Jose. Earned assist in 2-1 win over Philadelphia March 30. Scored first goal as a Red Bull and added assist on Henry goal in 4-1 win vs. NE April 20. Scored on June 12 in 4-2 U.S. Open Cup loss to New England. First MLS Goal: March 31, 2012 Last MLS Goal: April 30, 2013

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2013 Red Bulls Regular Season Overview

Red Bulls Goals Scored Intervals 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90 Total Goals

New York 3 5 4 3 0 8 23 Opponents 5 0 1 3 2 8 19

2013 Categorical Win/Loss Home Road Overall Overall: 4-2-2 3-3-2 7-5-4 Vs. East: 3-1-2 3-2-1 6-3-3 Vs. West: 1-1-0 0-1-1 1-2-1 Scoring First: 4-1-0 3-2-1 7-3-1 Opp. Scoring First: 0-1-1 0-1-1 0-2-2 Leading at Half: 2-0-0 2-1-1 4-1-1 Trailing at Half: 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 Tied at Half: 2-1-2 1-1-1 2-2-3 Leading at 75’ 2-0-0 2-1-1 4-1-1 Trailing at 75’: 0-1-1 0-1-0 0-2-1 Tied at 75’: 2-1-1 1-1-1 3-2-2 Outshooting Opp.: 3-2-2 0-1-0 3-3-2 Out-Shot by Opp.: 1-0-0 2-2-2 3-2-2 Shots Even: 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 One-Goal Games: 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-2-0 Day Games: 2-0-2 2-2-1 4-2-3 Night Games: 2-2-0 1-1-1 3-3-1 In White Uniforms: 4-2-2 2-3-2 6-5-4 In Blue Uniforms: 0-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 On MSG Networks: 2-2-1 2-1-1 4-3-2 On ESPN Networks: 1-0-0 0-2-1 1-2-1 On NBC/NBC Sports: 1-0-1 1-0-0 2-0-1 On UniMas 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 In March: 1-0-1 0-2-1 1-2-2 In April: 1-1-0 2-1-0 3-2-0 In May: 2-0-1 1-0-1 3-0-2 In June: 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 In July: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 In August: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 In September: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 In October: 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Miscellaneous Statistics Quickest Goal: McCarty 4’ (4/20 vs NE) Quickest Goal Against: Oduro 2 (5/26 vs. CLB)

Game-Winning Goals after 75’: Henry 81’ (3/30 vs. PHI) Cahill 89’ (4/17 at TOR) Cahill 80’ (5/4 at CLB) Henry 88’ (5/8 vs. MTL) Cahill 91’ (5/19 vs. LA) Game-Tying Goals after 75’: Olave 91’ (5/26 vs. CLB) Multi-Goal Games: Espindola 2 (3/3 at POR) Cahill 2 (4/17 at TOR) Henry 2 (5/8 vs. MTL) Hat Tricks: N/A Hat Tricks Against: N/A Own Goals For: Klazura 51’ (6/1 vs. VAN) Own Goals Against: Olave 83’ (3/3 at POR) Barklage 6’ (4/20 vs. NE) Red Cards: Barklage 74’ (3/23 at MTL) Juninho 91’+ (4/17 vs. SKC) Olave 75’ (6/1 vs. VAN) Opponent’s Red Cards: N/A Shutouts: Robles (3/16 vs. DCU) Robles (4/13 at DCU) Robles (5/4 at CLB) Robles (5/19 vs. LA)

UPenalty Kicks For (0-for-0)

None

Penalty Kicks Against (2-for-4) Chris Wondolowski vs. Robles (3/10 at SJ) – GOAL Chris Rolfe vs. Robles (4/7 at CHI) – WIDE LEFT Federico Higuain vs. Robles (5/4 at CLB) – SAVE Federico Higuain vs. Robles (5/26 vs. CLB) - GOAL

Red Bulls Individual Awards/Honors Thierry Henry – MLS Goal of the Week (Week 5) Tim Cahill – MLS Player of the Week (Week 9) Thierry Henry – MLS Goal of the Week (Week 11)

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2013 RED BULLS LINEUPS DATE RES. OPP/ATT GK DEFENDERS MIDFIELDERS FORWARDS GOALS UNUSED SUBS 3/3 3-3 T at POR

20,674 Robles Kimura (Alexander 93'+),

Olave, Pearce, Miller McCarty, Juninho, Cahill

Bover (Steele 56'), Henry, Espindola (Barklage 73')

Espindola (9', 24'), Olave (28')

Castaño, Holgersson, Martinez, Lade

3/10 1-2 L at SJ 10,525

Robles Barklage, Olave, Pearce, Miller (Moreno 92’+)

Alexander (Kimura 87,) McCarty, Cahill, Steele (Bover 69’)

Espindola, Henry Alexander 17’ Castaño, Holgersson, Martinez, Lade

3/16 0-0 T vs. DC 22,022

Robles Barklage, Olave, Holgersson, Pearce

Alexander (Lade 89’), McCarty, Cahill, Steele (Juninho 68’)

Espindola, Henry (Moreno 92’+)

N/A Castaño, Bover, Kimura, Sam

3/23 0-1 L at MTL 26,259

Robles Barklage (Ejected 74’), Holgersson, Pearce, Kimura

Alexander (Sam 83’), McCarty, Juninho, Steele (Lade 69’)

Espindola, Luyindula (Martinez 79’)

N/A Castaño, Bover, Christianson, Rafhinha

3/30 2-1 W vs. PHI 15,824

Robles Kimura, Olave, Holgersson, Pearce

Alexander (Sam 73’), Juninho, McCarty, Steele

Cahill (Henry 59’), Luyindula

McCarty (55’), Henry (81’)

Castaño, Akpan, Bover, Digao, Miller

4/7 1-3 L at CHI 12,557

Robles Barklage (Bover 87’), Olave, Holgersson, Pearce

Alexander, McCarty, Juninho, Steele (Henry 60’)

Cahill, Luyindula (Sam 76’)

Olave (17’) Castaño, Digao, Kimura, Miller

4/13 2-0 W at DCU 18,019

Robles Barklage, Olave, Holgersson, Miller

Alexander (Kimura 86’), McCarty, Juninho, Steele (Espindola 65’)

Cahill (Bover 95’+), Henry

Henry (29’), Olave (36’)

Castaño, Pearce, Sam, Akpan

4/17 0-1 L vs. SKC 12,338

Robles Barklage, Olave (Pearce 33’), Holgersson, Miller

Alexander (Bover 66’), McCarty, Juninho (Ejected 91’+), Cahill (Obekop 77’)

Espindola, Henry N/A Castaño, Kimura, Sam, Steele

4/20 4-1 W vs. NE 18,029

Robles Barklage (Olave 81’), Holgersson, Pearce, Miller

Alexander, McCarty, Cahill (Sam 61’), Steele

Espindola (Akpan 82’), Henry

McCarty (4’), Espindola (8’), Henry (82’), Steele (89’)

Castaño, Kimura, Obekop, Lade

4/27 2-1 W at TOR 20,009

Robles Barklage, Holgersson, Olave, Miller

Sam (Kimura 71’), Alexander, Cahill, Steele

Espindola (Luyindula 75’), Henry

Cahill (39’, 89’) Castaño, Pearce, Lade, Akpan, Bustamante

5/4 1-0 W at CLB 12,020

Robles Barklage, Holgersson, Olave, Miller (Pearce 66’)

Alexander (Sam 46’), Juninho (Luyindula 78’), Cahill, Steele

Espindola, Henry Cahill (80’) Castaño, Lade, Kimura, Bustamante

5/8 2-1 W vs. MTL 11,892

Robles Kimura, Holgersson, Olave, Pearce

Alexander, Cahill, Juninho, Steele (Miller 88’)

Luyindula (Espindola 25’), Henry (Akpan 91’+)

Henry (47’+, 88’) Castaño, Lade, Sam, Barklage

5/11 1-1 T at NE 16,440

Robles Kimura, Holgersson, Pearce, Miller

Sam (Barklage 76’), Cahill (Juninho 46’), Alexander, Steele

Espindola, Akpan Sam (55’) Castaño, Lade, McCarty, Obekop, Bustamante

5/19 1-0 W vs. LA 25,219

Robles Kimura, Holgersson, Olave, Miller

Alexander (Sam 88’), Cahill, Juninho, Steele (Barklage 90’+)

Espindola (McCarty 77’), Henry

Cahill (91’+) Castaño, Obekop, Bustamante, Pearce

5/26 2-2 T vs. CLB 14,840

Robles Kimura, Holgersson, Olave, Pearce

Alexander (Sam 75’), McCarty (Juninho 60’), Cahill, Steele

Espindola, Henry Henry (31’), Olave (91’+)

Castaño, Lade, Barklage, Obekop, Miller

5/29 2-0 W USOC 3rd

vs. REA 3,867

Meara Barklage, Holgersson, Pearce, Miller

Sam (Alexander 84’), Juninho (McCarty 46’), Bustamante, Lade

Luyindula (Espindola 46’), Moreno

Espindola (61’), Sam (67’)

Castaño, Kimura, Steele, Akpan

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6/1 1-2 L vs. VAN

19,969 Robles Kimura, Holgersson,

Olave (Ejected 75’), Miller Alexander (Sam 72’), Juninho, McCarty, Steele (Pearce 78’)

Espindola (Luyindula 70’), Henry

Klazura og (51’) Meara, Barklage, Lade, Bustamante

6/12 2-4 L USOC 4th

at NE 2,500

Meara Barklage (Ejected 90’), Holgersson, Pearce, Kimura

Juninho, McCarty, Sam (Luyindula 46’), Alexander, Steele

Espindola Espindola (30’), Steele (61’)

Robles, Lade, Digao, Moreno, Bustamante

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2013 NEW YORK RED BULLS ROSTER (ALPHABETICAL) No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. DOB Hometown College

15 Andre Akpan F 6-1 190 12/9/1987 Grand Prairie, TX Harvard 12 Eric Alexander M 6-1 165 4/14/1988 Portage, MI Indiana 25 Brandon Barklage M/D 5-11 165 11/2/1986 St. Louis, MO Saint Louis 21 Ruben Bover M 5-7 144 6/24/1992 Mallorca, Spain 23 Michael Bustamante M 5-9 160 9/21/1989 Chelsea, MA Boston University 17 Tim Cahill M 5-10 150 12/6/1979 Sydney, Australia 24 Santiago Castaño GK 6-2 184 4/14/1995 Union City, NJ

2 Ian Christianson M 5-11 155 3/6/1991 Cedar Rapids, IA Georgetown 6 Digão D 6-4 183 10/14/1985 Brasilia, Brazil 9 Fabian Espindola F 5-9 160 5/4/1985 Merlo, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1 Kevin Hartman GK 6-1 196 5/25/1974 Palace Verdes, CA UCLA

14 Thierry Henry F 6-2 183 8/17/1977 Paris, France 5 Markus Holgersson D 6-3 174 4/16/1985 Helsingborg, Sweden Penn State 8 Juninho M 5-10 156 1/30/1975 Recife, Brazil

27 Kosuke Kimura D 5-9 155 5/14/1984 Yokohama, Japan Western Illinois 16 Connor Lade M/D 5-6 145 11/16/1989 Livingston, NJ St. John’s 88 Peguy Luyindula F 5-10 158 5/25/1979 Paris, France 11 Dax McCarty M 5-9 150 4/30/1987 Winter Park, FL North Carolina 18 Ryan Meara GK 6-4 185 11/15/1990 Yonkers, NY Fordham

Matt Miazga D 6-3 185 7/19/1995 Clifton, NJ 7 Roy Miller D 6-2 166 11/24/1984 San Jose, Costa Rica

19 Amando Moreno F 5-7 145 9/10/1995 Morganville, NJ 13 Marius Obekop M 5-10 168 12/19/1994 Yaounde, Cameroon

4 Jamison Olave D 6-3 210 4/21/1981 Medellin, Colombia 3 Heath Pearce D 5-11 175 8/8/1984 Modesto, CA Portland

92 Rafhinha F 6-10 155 2/3/1992 Marechal Candido Rondon, Brazil 31 Luis Robles GK 6-1 180 5/11/1984 Fort Huachuca, AZ Portland 10 Lloyd Sam M 5-8 163 9/27/1984 London, England 22 Jonny Steele M 6-0 180 2/7/1986 Larne, Northern Ireland

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE (NUMERICAL) No. Player Pos. Pronunciation Place of Birth Last Team

1 Kevin Hartman GK Athens, OH FC Dallas (MLS) 2 Ian Christianson M Cedar Rapids, IA Georgetown University 3 Heath Pearce D Modesto, CA Chivas USA (MLS) 4 Jamison Olave D HA-mee-son oh-LAH-vay Medellin, Colombia Real Salt Lake (MLS) 5 Markus Holgersson D HOHL-ger-son Helsingborg, Sweden Helsingborgs IF (Sweden) 6 Digão D DEE-gow Brasilia, Brazil A.C. Milan (Italy) 7 Roy Miller D San Jose, Costa Rica Rosenborg (Norway) 8 Juninho M joo-NEEN-yoh Recife, Brazil Vasco da Gama (Brazil) 9 Fabian Espindola F fah-bee-AHN es-SPEEN-doh-lah Merlo, Buenos Aires, Argentina Real Salt Lake (MLS)

10 Lloyd Sam M Leeds, England Notts County (England) 11 Dax McCarty M Winter Park, FL D.C. United (MLS) 12 Eric Alexander M Portage, MI Portland Timbers (MLS) 13 Marius Obekop M mare-EE-us oh-BEH-cop Yaounde, Cameroon Renaissance FC de Nhoumou (Senegal) 14 Thierry Henry F TYAIR-ee ahn-REE Les Ulis, France FC Barcelona (Spain) 15 Andre Akpan F AHCK-pahn Fort Worth, TX Colorado Rapids (MLS) 16 Connor Lade M/D LAID Livingston, NJ St. John's University 17 Tim Cahill M CAY-hill Sydney, Australia Everton FC (England) 18 Ryan Meara GK MARE-uh Crestwood, NY Fordham University 19 Amando Moreno F ah-MAHN-doh Morganville, NJ Red Bulls Academy

Matt Miazga D mee-AHZ-gah Red Bulls Academy 21 Ruben Bover M roo-BEN boh-VEHR Mallorca, Spain Charlton Athleic (England) 22 Jonny Steele M Larne, Northern Ireland Real Salt Lake (MLS) 23 Michael Bustamante M BOOST-tah-mahn-tay Medellin, Colombia Boston University 24 Santiago Castaño GK sahn-tee-AH-go kass-THAN-yoh Queens, NY Red Bulls Academy 25 Brandon Barklage M/D St. Louis, MO D.C. United (MLS) 27 Kosuke Kimura D KOHS-kay kee-MOO-rah Kobe, Japan Portland Timbers (MLS) 31 Luis Robles GK ROH-blez Fort Huachuca, AZ Karlsruher SC (Germany) 88 Peguy Luyindula F PEH-gee loo-yin-DOO-lah Kinshasa, DRC Paris Saint-Germain (France) 92 Rafhinha F raff-FEEN-yah Marechal Candido Rondon, Brazil Tolodo Colonia Work (Brazil)

Coaching/Technical Staff: Sporting Director: Andy Roxburgh Head Coach: Mike Petke Assistant Coach: Robin Fraser Goalkeeper Coach: Rafael Gonzalez Reserve Team Coach/Player Development Coordinator: John Wolyniec Technical Director: Ricardo Campos Strength & Conditioning Coach: David Alvarez Head Scout: Cris Da Silva Performance and Video Analyst: David Lee

Team Staff: Senior Athletic Trainer: Matt Reicher Athletic Trainer: Damien Franolich Assistant Athletic Trainer: Melvyn Pamplona Team Administrator: Juan Romero Equipment Manager: Fernando Ruiz Assistant Equipment Manager: Sean Ruiz Massage Therapist: Traci Snyder