In a thrilling match at TQL Stadium, FC Cincinnati triumphed over CF Montréal with a score of 4-3, marking a significant moment for the team as they snapped a three-game losing streak in league play. This victory not only boosts their morale but also improves their standing in the MLS season, bringing them to 2-3-0 with 6 points.
The match was played in front of a sellout crowd of 25,513, who witnessed an intense battle where FC Cincinnati scored two late goals to secure the win. Tom Barlow played a crucial role, scoring the equalizer in the 80th minute, while Kévin Denkey netted the game-winner in the 90+4 minute, a pivotal moment that could define Cincinnati’s season.
CF Montréal, on the other hand, fell to 1-4-0 in the MLS season, with Prince Owusu scoring two goals for the team, including one from a penalty kick. This loss continues to challenge Montréal’s efforts to gain momentum in the league.
Ender Echenique opened the scoring for FC Cincinnati and also assisted Ayoub Jabbari, who scored his first career MLS goal in the 52nd minute. This match was particularly notable as it was the first time FC Cincinnati had a regular season match where they tied the game at least three times and ultimately went on to win.
Alvas Powell also made his 150th appearance for FC Cincinnati, adding to the significance of the match for the team. Cincinnati’s resilience was evident as they fought back from trailing positions, a feat they have accomplished only four times in their MLS history when trailing at the 75th minute.
As FC Cincinnati looks ahead, they will return to action on April 4 against Red Bull New York, followed by a home match against Chicago Fire FC on April 18. These upcoming matches will be crucial for maintaining their newfound momentum.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any further developments or changes in team strategies following this match, but the excitement surrounding FC Cincinnati’s performance is palpable.
