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1997 New York/New Jersey MetroStars season
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The 1997 New York/New Jersey MetroStars season was the franchise's second year of existence and their second year in the top-tier of American soccer. The MetroStars played in Major League Soccer's Eastern Conference for the second consecutive season.
The MetroStars failed to qualify for the playoffs by finishing fifth in the Eastern Conference. Outside of MLS play, the MetroStars reached the semifinals of the U.S. Open Cup. There, the MetroStars lost to eventual Open Cup champions, Dallas Burn.
Player statistics
List of New York Red Bulls records and statistics
Top scorers
PlacePositionNumberNameMLSMLS CupU.S. Open CupTotal1FW17VEN 1930 Giovanni Savarese1400142FW11COL Antony De Avila90093MF6USA Mike Sorber4004FW12RSA Shaun Bartlett20224MF7ITA Roberto Donadoni3003MF19USA Miles Joseph20135DF3USA Mark Semioli2002DF4BRA Branco1012MF10USA Tab Ramos2002FW22USA A.J. Wood20026DF15USA Rhett Harty0011MF20USA Brian Kelly1001Total 40 0 4 44
As of December 31, 1997.
References
Category:New York Red Bulls seasons
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