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Tag: New England Revolution
From the other side: Breaking down the New England Revs
Graphic by Johnny Colesi with photos by Gene Peters. Ahead of FC Cincinnati’s match at New England tonight in Foxborough, Mass., The Bent Musket senior editor Jake Catanese and I exchanged some notes on the respective teams we cover. FC Cincinnati (7-7-3, 24 points) heads into the match, set to kick off at 7:38 p.m.,
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Photo gallery: LSO, Lakota FC and Cincy SC Night at FC Cincinnati match
For the first time at TQL Stadium and the first time since the pandemic impacted safety protocols, FC Cincinnati was able to get kids back on the pitch for the player walkout ahead of the national anthem. Lakota Sports Organization/Lakota FC and Cincinnati Soccer Club had youth players selected to participate in pre-game activities Saturday,
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Photo gallery 2: More action from FC Cincinnati's 3-2 loss to New England
FC Cincinnati rallied from one-goal deficits to equalize twice but conceded the game-winner in the 89th minute and fell 3-2 to the New England Revolution on Saturday at TQL Stadium. Check out more of the action in this photo gallery from Gus Schlomer.
Photo gallery 1: New England Revs 3, FC Cincinnati 2
FC Cincinnati rallied from one-goal deficits to equalize twice but conceded the game-winner in the 89th minute and fell 3-2 to the New England Revolution on Saturday at TQL Stadium. Check out an extensive photo gallery from the lens of Gene Peters.
FC Cincinnati rallies twice to equalize but falls on Revs' late goal
Kenny Arena embraces new challenges with FC Cincinnati
FC Cincinnati assistant coach Kenny Arena was excited for new challenge with old colleague Pat Noonan. Photo by Gus Schlomer. Kenny Arena had always talked about coaching with Pat Noonan again if either one of them ever became a head coach. They were assistants together under Kenny’s father, Hall of Fame coach Bruce Arena, with
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