Atlanta United’s starting 11 vs. New York Red Bulls

Atlanta United’s starting 11 for Sunday’s game at New York Red Bulls:

Goalkeeper Brad Guzan, who has shutout streak of 456 minutes.

Right fullback Franco Escobar.

Centerback Miles Robinson. He's back in the lineup, replacing Flo Pogba.

Centerback Leandro Gonzalez Pirez.

Left fullback Michael Parkhurst. He's back in the lineup in place of Brek Shea

Defensive midfielder Jeff Larentowicz, who will make his second consecutive start.

Defensive midfielder Darlington Nagbe. He's back in the lineup, sliding into the spot held by Eric Remedi, who gets a break.

Wide midfielder Julian Gressel. He's back in the lineup after coming off the bench in Wednesday's 1-0 win at Vancouver. He has two goals and two assists

Wide midfielder Hector Villalba. He has one goal and three assists.

Attacking midfielder Pity Martinez. He has one goal.

Striker Josef Martinez. He leads the team with five goals.

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