After another disappointing season in the MLS, FC Cincinnati (FCC) appears to be going into full rebuild before moving into the West End Stadium for the 2021 season – declining the contract options of 12 players.
After four years playing on the University of Cincinnati (UC) campus, FC Cincinnati (FCC) has closed its chapter at Nippert Stadium with a 1-0 loss to Sporting Kansas City on Wednesday night.
FC Cincinnati (FCC) starting defender and fan-favorite Nick Hagglund revealed on Instagram Saturday afternoon that he’s been diagnosed with COVID-19.
The remainder of the 2020 Major League Soccer schedule was released on Tuesday, after initial promises of release before mid-September, met with an interim three-match schedule.
On March 16, the American Athletic Conference announced that all athletic competitions for the rest of the spring semester were canceled in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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