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FC Cincinnati returned to the win column, defeating the New England Revolution 1-0 Saturday night at Gillette Stadium. The Orange and Blue improved to 10-5-3 (33 points) and remain in second place in the Eastern Conference standings just past the halfway point of the MLS Regular Season. The win snapped

FC Cincinnati fell for the first time at TQL Stadium in 2025, dropping a 2-1 result to D.C. United Saturday night. Halfway through the 17-game MLS Regular Season, FC Cincinnati sit in second place in the Eastern Conference at 9-5-3 (30 points). D.C. improved to 4-7-6 (18 points). D.C. United

FC Cincinnati and FC Dallas battled to a 3-3 tie Wednesday night at TQL Stadium. The result moves Cincinnati to 9-4-3 (30 points) as the Orange and Blue finish Matchday 16 in second place in the Eastern Conference. Dallas moved to 4-6-5 (17 points). FC Cincinnati are the first team

FC Cincinnati dropped a 4-2 result at Atlanta United FC in Sunday Night Soccer at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The Orange and Blue finish Matchday 15 in second place in the Eastern Conference at 9-4-2 (29 points). Atlanta United improved to 3-7-5 (14 points) with their first win over FCC since 2021.

FC Cincinnati and the Columbus Crew tied 1-1 Saturday night at Lower.com Field in the first Hell is Real derby of 2025. The Orange and Blue moved to 9-3-2 (29 points) and are tied atop the Eastern Conference with Philadelphia Union. Columbus (7-1-6, 27 points) remained in third in the

FC Cincinnati defeated Toronto FC, 1-0, Wednesday night at BMO Field. The Orange and Blue won for a fourth-straight season in Toronto and swept the 2025 season series over TFC. FC Cincinnati improved to 9-3-1 (28 points) for the season after winning the club’s seventh in its last eight games.

FC Cincinnati defeated Austin FC, 2-1, Saturday night in front of a sellout crowd of 25,513 at TQL Stadium. FC Cincinnati improved to 8-3-1 (25 points) and have won six of seven. The Orange and Blue finish Matchday 12 atop the Eastern Conference standings. Austin FC fell to 5-6-1 (16

FC Cincinnati dropped a 1-0 result Sunday afternoon against New York City FC at Citi Field. The Orange and Blue (7-3-1, 22 points) had a six-match unbeaten streak and five-game winning streak snapped in the defeat. NYCFC improved to 5-4-2 (17 points). Julián Fernández’s 9th minute goal was the difference