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NYC FC Will Open 300 Level At Yankee Stadium For Red Bulls Match

NYC FC today announced that it will open the 300 level at Yankee Stadium for their June 28 match against the Red Bulls. Ticket demand has led to the match being close to selling out of the 27,545-seat capacity normally in place for soccer. This will mark the second time the club has opened the additional section at the ballpark to accommodate demand for seats. NYC FC previously opened the full venue for its March home opener, in which attendance surpassed 43,500 (NYC FC).

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