Cincinnati, a Supporters' Shield favorite before the season, won its second straight despite playing without four starters, including striker Evander and Arlington’s Miles Robinson.

Cincinnati handed New England (1-4-1) its fourth shutout in six games. Gil had scored both goals last week in a win over the ...

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FC Cincinnati is looking to build off the three points collected last Saturday with a strong performance against the New ...

Sergio Santos scored in the second half and Roman Celentano made it stand up as FC Cincinnati edged New England 1-0, beating the Revolution at TQL Stadium for the first time ...

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Recapping the biggest takeaways from head coach Kyle Shanahan, president of football operations/general manager John Lynch, ...

England beat Belgium 5-0 at Bristol City’s Ashton Gate Stadium to stay top of their UEFA Women’s Nations League. Lucy Bronze ...

NFL Draft day trade rumors are buzzing around Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill, who has fueled the speculation with social ...

Kevin De Bruyne says he will leave Manchester City - confirming these are his “final months” with the Premier League champion ...

After the expulsion of Club León soccer team from FIFA's Club World Cup, Mexico City's high-profile Club América could play ...