The only thing that started fast in Harriman was the artificial turf. The play on the pitch, however, was anything but. New Mexico United came out with a slow, methodical approach to the match and controlled possession throughout the half. Much of that possession came in their own half, however, as they were trying to…… Continue Reading »
After a frustrating outing last Saturday night, New Mexico United looks to regain their form against Real Monarchs SLC. Historically this matchup has played out in favor of United, and Friday night may not be any different. As an MLS 2 club, it came as no surprise that the roster for the Monarchs went through…… Continue Reading »
An end to an era of Lobo Baseball took place on a sunny Saturday afternoon as hall of fame coach Ray Birmingham coached his final game for the cherry and silver. Although the season proved to be a disappointment with the Lobos finishing with a 16-24 record, including an 11-10 loss in the final game…… Continue Reading »
After winning two matches on the bounce, New Mexico United came into the match tonight with every intention of making it three in a row. Standing in their way was the club’s first Eastern Conference foe, Loudoun United FC, and former United player Sammy Sergi. The fast start that has become synonymous with New Mexico…… Continue Reading »
New Mexico United will once again make club history this weekend when they play host to Loudoun United FC. The match against the visitors from Leesburg, Virginia, marks the first time that United has ever played against a club from the Eastern Conference. Although the opponent may be unfamiliar, they do share one thing in…… Continue Reading »
New Mexico United (2-1-1) hoped that they would get off to a fast start went out the window in a hurry. A frenetic start from both clubs allowed Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC to take an early lead. Switchbacks striker Hadji Barry was played in behind the United defenders down the left side by Austin Dewing…… Continue Reading »
Only days after experiencing their first home match since 2019, New Mexico United (1-1-1) is once again on the road. The destination this week is the brand new Weidner Field, home of Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC (1-1-0). The Friday night match will be the first for the Switchbacks in the $42 million dollar facility. With…… Continue Reading »
It took 574 days of playing away from home for New Mexico United to be able to play on their own pitch. In true United fashion, the prematch ceremonies were handled by local legends. Chevel Sheperd gave a tremendous rendition of the national anthem, Lobo Women’s soccer coach Heather Dyche delivered the official game ball,…… Continue Reading »
From October 19, 2019, until May 6, 2021, The Lab stood dormant while the world was shut down due to COVID-19. On May 6th, the Isotopes were able to return, and now it’s New Mexico United’s turn to play in front of their own supporters. After 575 days, the Black and Yellow get to play…… Continue Reading »
Down in El Paso, New Mexico United looked like a completely different club from the opening whistle. Their play on the pitch felt like it was a vast improvement over the season opener against RGV. Having controlled much of the early possession, United won themselves a free-kick from a dangerous spot inside of the eighth…… Continue Reading »