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USL Match Preview – #CINvSTL

By USLSoccer.com Staff, 06/23/17, 9:13AM EDT

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FCC, Saint Louis look to boost position in second meeting

CINCINNATI – FC Cincinnati and Saint Louis FC meet for the second time this season at Nippert Stadium on Saturday night with both clubs looking to boost their position in the USL Eastern Conference with a victory. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. ET.

Matchcenter: http://bit.ly/2tXrVUI | Tickets: http://bit.ly/2oz3nlc | Broadcast: WSTR (CIN), KPLR (STL)

FC Cincinnati news and notes

  • Current record: 4-5-5, 17pts

  • Cincinnati earned a 2-2 draw against the Charleston Battery last Saturday night at Nippert Stadium as Andrew Wiedeman’s standout finish with 10 minutes to go saw the game end level.

  • Djiby Fall had given FCC an early lead against the Eastern Conference leaders, but the Battery were able to maintain their undefeated record all-time against Cincinnati through second-half goals by Romario Williams and Forrest Lasso.

  • Senegalese striker Djiby Fall has scored seven goals in the USL this season, and 10 in all competitions having provided the game-winner in each of FCC’s Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup victories this season.

  • U.S. Soccer announced on Friday the Round of 16 game between FCC and the Chicago Fire at Nippert Stadium would be aired live on ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday night.

Saint Louis FC news and notes

  • Current record: 4-4-3, 15pts

  • Saint Louis is coming off a 2-1 defeat against Bethlehem Steel FC on June 11 that continued the club’s descent down the Eastern standings.

  • STLFC won three of its first four games this season, but since then has recorded a 1-4-2 record to move to 12th place in the Eastern Conference.

  • Christian Volesky and Jose Angulo have each recorded four goals this season to sit tied for the team lead.

  • Saint Louis has gone 1-2-3 on the road this season, with its lone victory coming against the Pittsburgh Riverhounds on April 12.

Series Notes

  • Cincinnati moved to 3-0-0 in the all-time series between the clubs after a 4-0 victory on April 15 that saw Djiby Fall score all four goals for FCC at Nippert Stadium.

Squads

  • Cincinnati – GK: Mitch Hildebrandt, Dan Williams, Dallas Jaye; D: Matt Bahner, Tyler Polak, Harrison Delbridge, Pat McMahon, Austin Berry, Garrett Halfhill, Justin Hoyte, Mele Temguia; M: Aodhan Quinn, Kenney Walker, Paul Nicholson, Eric Stevenson, Aaron Walker, Corben Bone, Jimmy McLaughlin, Marco Dominguez, Josu; F: Kadeem Dacres, Djiby Fall, Danni König, Omar Cummings, Daryl Fordyce, Andrew Wiedeman, Victor Mansaray

  • Saint Louis – GK: Devala Gorrick, Adam Grinwis, Jack Filla; D: Aedan Stanley, A.J. Cochran, Konrad Plewa, Austin Ledbetter, Matt Sheldon, Wes Charpie, Ryan Howe, Erick Cabalceta; M: Sebastian Dalgaard, Dragan Stojkov, Mats Bjurman, Tyler David, Nick Radosavljevic, Octavio Guzman, Max Alvarez, Tony Walls, Denis Ahmetovic, Emir Alihodzic; F: Seth Rudolph, Jose Angulo, Christian Volesky, Milan Petosevic

Discipline

  • Cincinnati – Accumulation warning: Kenney Walker

  • Saint Louis – Accumulation warning: Dragan Stojkov

Officials

  • REF: VICTOR RIVAS

  • AR1: Walter Heatherly

  • AR2: Brooke Mayo

  • 4TH: Matthew Fotia

Game hashtag:

  • #CINvSTL

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