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Sometimes you have to brave more than just your opponent. FC Cincinnati had to combat both Mother Nature and their own demons to pull out a spectacular victory.

Cincinnati (7-5-6, 26 pts.) came from behind twice against San Jose (10-3-5, 33 pts.) and their stingy counterattack to win 4-2 at TQL Stadium Saturday evening. While Bryan Ramirez and Tom Barlow brought the ga...


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FC Cincinnati (6-6-5, 23 pts.) are looking to put a bad performance in Columbus in the rear view mirror this weekend against a revitalized San Jose Earthquakes team. This is the final match in league play before the Leagues Cup starts in earnest, even though San Jose (10-4-3, 33 pts.) will not compete in the tournament.

Both teams will be looking for the three points, ...


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The highs and lows from the past week indicate that there is a lot to polish on this FC Cincinnati squad before the Leagues Cup. Much can be said about “highs” and “lows” describing the last time the Orange & Blue clashed against this week’s opponent, the San Jose Earthquakes.

Back in 2024, Cincinnati pulled off an incredible come-from-behind effort at San ...


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Not a great sign to hear that Cincinnati had already matched its total 2025 goals-against by July of 2026. With the game-time temperature at 82°F — a textbook Midwest summer day — the only question was whether the match itself would bring more heat.

First Half Opening Act

Columbus felt the pressure from the opening whistle, and it broke in Cincinnati’s favor in the 8th...


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There is something about a derby that makes all stats, and the forms of the teams playing in said derby, feel irrelevant.

FC Cincinnati (6-5-5, 5th in East) has one of the most potent offenses in all of MLS. Meanwhile, Columbus Crew (4-4-8, 11th in East) are a struggling side looking to gain form and get into a playoff position.

Come Saturday night, everything t...


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