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FC Cincinnati Can Score On Anyone…But Can’t Control Games
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FC Cincinnati Can Score On Anyone…But Can’t Control Games
Chatterbox Sports | Cincinnati Sports Talk & more›
May 20, 20266:07
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FC Cincinnati somehow packed everything about this 2026 season into one West Coast trip and the Miami match. Incredible attacking moments, defensive chaos, late drama, and a team that absolutely refuses to quit. FCC scored 3 goals against both Inter Miami and San Diego FC, but also conceded 8 goals across those two matches. Right now, this team is averaging 2.1 goals scored per match while allowing 2.5 per game, making every single match feel completely out of control.
We break down the biggest storylines coming out of these performances, including Tom Barlow’s unbelievable 90+8 equalizer against San Diego FC, which marked FC Cincinnati’s 5th game-tying or winning goal in the 90th minute or later this season. We also discuss whether major changes could be coming after the World Cup break, what the defensive issues actually are, and why this squad continues to show resilience no matter how ugly things get.
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