Midfielder Marc Rzatkowski returns to the Starting XI, as Jesse Marsch prepares his club to take on the Chicago Fire at 3:30 p.m. ET at Red Bull Arena.

New York has secured all nine potential points in the first three matches of league play. The Red Bulls have outscored their opponents, 10-1, and have not trailed for one second in the first 360 minutes at home. New York continues to support the best home record in MLS since Red Bull Arena opened in 2010, owning the most home wins (87) and points (291).

Rzatkowski will be paired with Tyler Adams in the midfield, with Kaku taking the role of the No. 10.

As part the Autism Awareness match, the Red Bulls will welcome families impacted by autism to Red Bull ArenaFeature photo and photo above by Ross_Goodman.

Eight of the most amazing tales of survival ever written.

1. Survival Against the Odds

“Men wanted for hazardous journey… Safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in case of success.”

Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic expedition of 1914 would ultimately fail, but the hardy crew he mustered would still win honour and recognition for its ability to survive against the odds.

After their ship Endurance was crushed in pack ice, the crew abandoned the plan to cross Antarctica on foot and the aim became merely to survive. Over two years, Shackleton led the crew across ice floes, then in lifeboats to a camp on Elephant Island where for six months the main group would subsist on seal meat and blubber.

Shackleton took five men around the island to