FC Cincinnati welcomes Toronto to the West End Saturday evening. A favorite for the Wooden Spoon in 2025, Toronto has conceded six goals in two matches thus far. The return leg at Tigres follows on Tuesday, with FCC needing a victory to advance.
FC Cincinnati shuts out Toronto FC, 2-0
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FC Cincinnati 1-1 Tigres: results, summary and goals
Cincinnati 2, Toronto FC 0
Toronto FC_Sean Johnson; Nickseon Gomis (Theo Corbeanu, 75th), Kevin Long, Zane Monlouis (Derick Etienne, 85th); Ola Brynhildsen (Deandre Kerr, 46th), Deybi Flores (Alonso Coello, 75th), Matty Longstaff, Jonathan Osorio, Kosi Thompson; Federico Bernardeschi, Tyrese Spicer (Lazar Stefanovic, 75th).
· 11h
FC Cincinnati shuts out Toronto FC, 2-0, to improve to 2-1
In last year’s CONCACAF Champions Cup, FC Cincinnati lost at home to Monterrey before succumbing on the road. This year, FC Cincinnati managed to split the result with Tigres UANL in the home half of the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round of 16 matchup.
Philadelphia Union kicked off their home opener with a 4-1 win against FC Cincinnati on Saturday night at Subaru Park. For the first time since 2011, the Union have won their first two games of a season.
With a headed finish of a long ball sent in by DeAndre Yedlin, Denkey became the sixth player in club history to score in their maiden MLS appearance. "I think you see somebody who can be quiet for stretches of the game,
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