Ring, Tinnerholm help NYCFC beat Cincinnati, extend streak
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HARRISON, N.J. – Alexander Ring and Anton Tinnerholm scored in New York City FC’s 2-1 victory over FC Cincinnati on Saturday night.
New York City (5-5-1) is unbeaten, with four wins, in its last five games.
Ring slipped behind the defence, ran onto a through ball by Gary Mackay-Steven and beat charging goalkeeper Przemyslaw Tyton to open the scoring in the 39th minute.
Tinnerholm put away a volley from outside the area to make it 2-0 in the 55th minute. Jesús Medina’s corner kick was deflected in the centre of the box and Tinnerholm blasted a left-footer inside the near post.
Brandon Vázquez put away his own rebound in the 74th minute for Cincinnati (2-6-3), which has lost back-to-back games and is winless in its last six.