There is no offseason at New Mexico United Headquarters. Maybe they are not playing as much soccer, but there is always work to be done. The front office prepares for the following season’s promotions, non-game day events and makes roster changes. The latter has happened at a rapid pace over the last few weeks. Here is…… Continue Reading »
New Mexico United head coach and technical director Troy Lesesne will not return to the club next season, according to an official release from the team. Lesesne was the first head coach of the team since its inception in 2018, leading them both on the field and in the community. “My three and a half…… Continue Reading »
In a remake of the 2019 regular season finally, New Mexico United not only needs a win, but they also need some help from El Paso Locomotive FC. In the inaugural campaign, United came perilously close to missing out on the playoffs until a winner in the finale against Las Vegas Lights and a draw…… Continue Reading »
Saturday night definitely wasn’t New Mexico United’s night. From start to finish, they just didn’t have it. Between being short-handed due to injuries, suspensions, and the compact schedule, there was a lot standing in their way. They just looked flat and tired, and with that performance, their playoff hopes took a hit. The match against…… Continue Reading »
Faced with another must-win situation, New Mexico United not only had to come from behind against San Antonio FC, but they also had to overcome a referee who spent more time digging in his pocket than allowing play to continue. A trio of second-half goals propelled the home side to a much-needed three points in…… Continue Reading »
New Mexico United and San Antonio FC are set to square off for the final time in the 2021 regular season. This match has playoff implications for both clubs, with San Antonio looking to clinch a playoff berth and United looking to strengthen their grasp on fourth place. With the format of the USL Championship…… Continue Reading »
It wasn’t always pretty, but New Mexico United played their hearts out in San Diego and picked up a point for their efforts. Being able to do so against a San Diego Loyal club that is close to securing the second seed out of the Pacific Division is no small feat. From the whistle, the…… Continue Reading »
While third place in the Mountain Division is likely out of reach within the time remaining, three clubs are still scrambling to try and secure the fourth and final playoff spot in the division. The results from around the division on Saturday provided United with some much-needed help as both Austin Bold and Rio Grande…… Continue Reading »
The Lab was host to a fast start on Saturday night, it just wasn’t one for New Mexico United. Rio Grande Valley FC came out with pressure up top and it forced an early error from Michael Azira. Azira had dropped back trying to box out a Toros forward, but gave up the ball at…… Continue Reading »
New Mexico United has put themselves in a position where every match between now and the end of the season is a must-win. While things were tight prior to the Hartford match, the potential for a six-point swing on Saturday night is something they have to take advantage of. Rio Grande Valley FC comes to…… Continue Reading »