Carter Chapley

It has been a go, go, go month of August for The Orange and Blue, playing eight matches across two competitions and effectively playing once every three days. Plenty of matches make things fun and exciting and busy, but it also means that there’s very little time, if any, for

FC Cincinnati goalkeeper Paul Walters is a Cincinnati kid through and through. But his 2026 is being defined not by being an FCC homegrown player, but by being a loanee to an overseas team that is looking to earn its way into continental competition. Walters, 22, has spent the season

FC Cincinnati head south to their Tennessee foes this weekend for an Eastern Conference clash in Music City. The Orange and Blue visit Nashville SC looking to play spoiler to the perfect home record their foes in gold own, and rise in the table against the current table leaders. Kickoff

The end of a busy August is upon us as FC Cincinnati hit the road to close out the month against the current leader in the Supporters’ Shield table and a foe who always provides a tough test no matter the situation. FC Cincinnati head to Music City to take

The Orange and Blue had chances on Saturday night in GEODIS Park. They were fewer and further between than their Nashville SC opponents by the numbers, but they were there. You could, rather confidently even, say that the chances FC Cincinnati ended the night with were of the same or

FC Cincinnati midfielder Pavel Bucha says he was at home when his longtime friend and compatriot David Douděra messaged him to say he thinks he would be making his new home in Cincinnati and that he would need some help moving in when he gets there. Bucha, one of only

Julián Malatini is the newest member of FC Cincinnati, arriving on loan from German Bundesliga side Werder Bremen and is looking to help boost the backline in Cincy. At the very end of the summer transfer window, FC Cincinnati got their guy as The Orange and Blue confirmed the addition

FC Cincinnati return to TQL Stadium on Saturday night for a showdown with one of the original MLS clubs, looking to get back in the win column and add to their strong home record. Undefeated in their last five at home in league play, The Orange and Blue will look

FC Cincinnati hit the road this week to continue the 2026 MLS season, making a trip to the City of Brotherly Love on Wednesday night to take on the Philadelphia Union. The road trip marks the first of four road games in The Orange and Blue’s next five matches and

FC Cincinnati came into Wednesday night's match fresh and ready for what represented a big opportunity. They were going on the road looking to improve on a painful road record, and had an opportunity to beat one of the hottest teams in MLS and a playoff contender in the process.