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FC Cincinnati won by yet another one-goal margin in their final away match of the regular season, despite the entirety of it being spent in their own half. It was product over process for Noonan’s side—a recurring theme for ′25. FIRST HALF There was no difference in the offense and midfield for Noonan’s lineup, aside from Engel being shifted up to left wing-back.

FC Cincinnati and New York Red Bulls finish their series like a bookend of the season. One team plays while dreaming of winning it all, while the other wrestles with the disappointment of their season’s shortcomings. NEW YORK RED BULLS One year after making it to the MLS Cup, the New York Red Bulls find themselves falling short of the playoffs for the first time since 2008.

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Ask any FC Cincinnati fan who they consider to be our biggest rival during the Noonan-Albright Era, and you’ll likely get an overall consensus in Columbus. However, in terms of sheer frequency, some m...

While the Reds were celebrating with their victory cigars in Milwaukee, the Orange and Blue had theirs stubbed out in the end. FC Cincinnati (18-5-9, 59 pts.) survived a hailstorm of shots in the seco...

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In the premier Sunday Night Soccer match up, FC Cincinnati and Orlando City face off with two fanbases eyeing different prizes. For FC Cincinnati, they are hoping for a second Supporters Shield in three years, while Orlando City is looking at the playoff line and a gauntlet of a finishing schedule. ORLANDO CITY The Lions enter the Sunday match up having grabbed their first victory in a month thanks to a 95th minute winner by Duncan McGuire against fellow playoff contender Nashville.

What’s better than one Jersey Swap? Two of them in one week! That’s how meaty this matchup between Cincinnati and Orlando is. To kick off a special “Sunday Night Soccer” version of the pod, we chat wi...

It’s time for the MLS Cup playoffs to come into form, and the top of the table is getting crowded. Your Orange & Blue are nipping at the leaders’ heels, but they need to look over their shoulder to se...

It's time for the MLS Cup playoffs to come into form, and the top of the table is getting crowded. Your Orange & Blue are nipping at the leaders' heels, but they need to look over their shoulder to see the peloton looming close, including a solid Orlando City SC team wanting silverware. FC Cincinnati rode an Evander brace to take the away leg, but Orlando's still performed well at TQL.

FC Cincinnati took another trip out to the West Coast Saturday night to take on the LA Galaxy. The goal was two fold: earn their 10th win away from home, and hold the gap to just two point for first place in the Eastern Conference. Despite being up a man for a majority of the second half, the match came down to stoppage time once again with FC Cincinnati gripping tightly to a one goal lead.

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Coming off a strong finish against Nashville, a high-caliber Eastern Conference opponent, FC Cincinnati travels to Dignity Health Sports Park on the campus of California State University in Carson, California, to face the six-time MLS Cup Champion LA Galaxy. They won the Championship last year, but circumstances have changed. The Galaxy The Galaxy's star has fallen to the bottom of the Western Conference, managing just 4 wins, 21 points, and a -23 goal differential. 

It took a few attempts, but FC Cincinnati finally punched their ticket to the playoffs for the fourth time under Pat Noonan. There are still some obstacles along the way to the MLS Cup, including the team that won the entire hill of beans last season. The public was sufficiently amazed when the Los Angeles Galaxy tiptoed around the competition and beat the Red Bulls for their sixth cup.

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At some point, the dam had to break at home. The way FC Cincinnati broke this stalemate felt like a sledgehammer to that dam. After over 360 minutes of a home scoring drought. FC Cincinnati finally to...

This Saturday at TQL Stadium, FC Cincinnati welcomes Nashville SC in a match that could shape the Supporters’ Shield race. Both sides remain firmly in contention near the top of the table, and with the margin for error shrinking, every point matters. Cincinnati’s Defensive Edge Cincinnati has built its campaign on a rock-solid defensive core. Goalkeeper Roman Celentano sits tied with Nashville SC's goalkeeper at nine clean sheets, a testament to his consistency and the discipline of the back line in front of him.

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