There are certain goals throughout a season that stand out. Some goals can change the tone of a game, others can change the tone of a season.
The New York Red Bulls are back in the postseason for the 11th time in the last 12 seasons, and there were some big goals that got them there. From strikes in the first minute to late game-winners, this list of 10 goals highlights key moments in 2014 that’s gotten New York to this point.
7. August 23, BWP breaks New York all-time, single season scoring record
The New York Red Bulls have scored 52 goals this season. Bradley Wright-Phillips has scored 25 of them. On August 23, Wright-Phillips scored his 20th goal in a 4-2 against the Montreal Impact, making him the first player in franchise history to eclipse the 20-goal mark in a single season. The Englishman’s 20th tally moved him ahead of Juan Pablo Angel (19 goals in 2007) for the all-time club record.
