(Reuters) - New York Red Bulls routed New York City FC 7-0 on Saturday to sour Frank Lampard's first match of the season and register their fourth successive derby victory since their rivals entered Major League Soccer last year. The thumping victory, tying it with the biggest margin for an away win in MLS, pushed the Red Bulls (5-7-1) to within a point of second-place New York City (4-4-5) in the Eastern conference. ...
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