The New York Red Bulls take on Portuguese champions Benfica on Sunday, looking to produce their second big upset against European opposition in the space of a few days. The MLS club defeated a strong Chelsea team 4-2 last week, despite having been defeated by the Philadelphia Union in a penalty shootout a couple of days prior. They'll certainly be heading into this encounter high on confidence.
Red Bulls vs. Benfica 2015: Time, TV schedule and how to watch International Champions Cup online
Benfica take on the New York Red Bulls on Sunday, still looking for their first preseason win.


Benfica, meanwhile, are still looking for their first preseason victory. They were defeated 3-2 to PSG before losing on penalties after a goalless draw against Fiorentina, meaning this game could be important in boosting their self belief as the start of the domestic season draws ever nearer. If anything, their two defeats could make them all the more determined.
How close to a first team do Benfica have?
Benfica have very close to a full-strength team available, though winger Toto Salvio is currently sidelined with a knee injury. 9/10
What are the chances the Red Bulls get trounced?
After their big win over Chelsea, the Red Bulls are looking in pretty good nick at the moment. It’d be a surprise if they were trounced by a Benfica team still getting up to speed. 3/10.
Fun Benfica fringe player to watch: Bryan Cristante
The young Italian midfielder impressed in Serie A with AC Milan, and some rossoneri supporters were understandably upset that they allowed one of their brightest young talents to leave for Benfica. He’s yet to have a breakthrough season, but this could well be it.
Compared to other friendlies, is this worth my time?
No. 2/10.
Match date/time: Sunday, 7:35 p.m. local/ET
Venue: Red Bull Arena, Harrison, United States
TV: FOX Sports 2 (U.S. - English), ESPN Deportes+ (U.S. - Spanish), Sport TV1 (Portugal)
Online: FOX Sports Go, FOX Soccer 2 Go, Watch ESPN (U.S.)











