Liel Abada and Patrick Agyemang each scored their first goal of the season shortly after halftime and Kristijan Kahlina had a career-high eight saves on Saturday night to help Charlotte FC beat FC Cin

It was also a home match day for Charlotte FC. Their opponent? FC Cincinnati. And after a road loss the previous week to Inter Miami, the black and blue wanted a win to show which city could claim the title of the true Queen City.

There aren’t many players who have a career path like Charlotte FC’s Patrick Agyemang. In his final match before leaving for his first competitive games with the U.S. men’s national team, the 24-year-old striker scored one of his trademark goals,

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If any Eastern Conference team has caused FC Cincinnati issues, it is Charlotte FC. The North Carolina squad has never lost at home to Cincinnati. Their record at home in Bank of America Stadium is concerning: three matches, no wins, one draw, and two defeats.

Facing an early gut-check moment for the 2025 season against a struggling Toronto FC side, FC Cincinnati won a 2-0 decision over their Canadian visitors Saturday night at TQL Stadium. Kévin Denkey’s penalty kick in the 73 rd minute was a relief for the Orange and Blue after a night filled with dangerous opportunities and close misses.

Charlotte FC was looking to bounce back after a shutout loss to Inter Miami (1-0) last week. The team returned home to Bank of America Stadium Saturday to take on the other Queen City, FC Cincinnati.

Patrick Agyemang and Liel Abada each scored their first goal of the season after halftime and Charlotte FC eased to a 2-0 win over FC Cincinnati on Saturday night.