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FC Cincinnati vs New England Player Comments | 10/14/2026
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Tyrell Malacia and Kévin Denkey speak with the media following FC Cincinnati’s 3-2 loss to the New England Revolution at TQL Stadium in Major League Soccer play.
Malacia reflects on his first two matches with FC Cincinnati and the process of building chemistry with his new teammates. He discusses the quality within the group, the need to become more consistent and the importance of pushing into the MLS Cup Playoffs. Malacia also talks about feeling physically strong after playing consecutive matches, his long throw-in that helped create the opening goal and the cross he delivered for Denkey. He explains why his initial conversations with the club convinced him Cincinnati was the right fit.
Denkey discusses FC Cincinnati’s need to limit goals defensively while continuing to create chances at the other end. After scoring again, the striker reflects on his recent form, his focus on helping the team and the pressure that comes with the club’s high standards. He also talks about the impact of the team’s new additions and the challenge of integrating players late in the season.
Looking ahead to Hell is Real against the Columbus Crew, Denkey emphasizes the urgency of earning points in the playoff race and says the stakes surrounding both teams will give the matchup a playoff-like intensity.
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