FC Cincinnati

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FC Cincinnati

FC Cincinnati is an American professional soccer club based in Cincinnati, Ohio, that competes in Major League Soccer's Eastern Conference. Originally established as a United Soccer League franchise in 2015, the team began play in 2016 and transitioned to MLS in 2019. The club is owned by a group led by Carl Lindner III, with Chris Albright serving as general manager.

The club is notable for its rapid ascent from the USL to becoming a competitive MLS franchise, representing a significant professional sports presence in the Cincinnati region. FC Cincinnati has developed a strong local fanbase and has been working to establish itself as a consistent contender in the league.

Recently, FC Cincinnati has been in the news following the conclusion of their 2025 season. The team's playoff run ended in the Eastern Conference Semifinals with a decisive loss to Inter Miami. Multiple sports outlets reported on the match, which featured a standout performance by Lionel Messi leading to Cincinnati's elimination from the postseason. The defeat marked the end of FC Cincinnati's 2025 campaign as they were eliminated from MLS Cup contention.

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