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Pat Noonan | Prematch Press Conference | 9/17/26
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FC Cincinnati Head Coach Pat Noonan previews the club’s upcoming road match against the Houston Dynamo in Major League Soccer, discussing the challenge of facing a Houston side that has become difficult to break down under Ben Olsen and the importance of navigating a pivotal stretch of matches that also includes CF Montréal and a rescheduled meeting with D.C. United.
Noonan reflects on the team’s recent performances, noting that FC Cincinnati created enough chances to score multiple goals in its last outing but remains focused on improving defensive consistency. He also discusses the return of Evander, the group’s ability to generate attacking opportunities despite absences, and the need for better execution on the road as the Eastern Conference standings tighten.
The conversation also covers roster availability and long-term player development. Noonan shares an update on Homegrown goalkeeper Connor Dale’s progression, confirms that David and Julian remain unavailable due to unresolved visa situations, and addresses the possibility of adding a free agent to provide additional depth and flexibility during the season’s final stretch.
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