Grant Freking

With MLS returning to play after the international break, FCC hosts its second match at TQL Stadium on Saturday.

An odd couple at center back and outstanding goaltending have steadied FCC’s nerves heading into a three-week schedule break.

Last year’s big international signing hasn’t produced enough goals, so he's likely to head back to England when his loan deal ends June 30.

A fan march and Bailey chants finally returned last Sunday, but so did FCC’s propensity to crumble in crucial moments.

An amazingly fast and furious five-year journey to U.S. soccer prominence culminates with Sunday’s grand opening and a national TV audience.

Another blowout loss, started by a mistake goal given up 30 seconds into the Orlando match, leaves FCC fans speechless. A week off will do the team some good.

FCC needs to show some sort of positive progress this weekend after being demolished 5-0 by NYCFC. Is it too early to be talking about “must win” games?

After a shockingly good first 12 minutes in Nashville, FCC needed its heroic goalkeeper to single-handedly save the match. And he did.

Our season preview shines a light on FCC's better goal-scoring players, an iffy defense, roster comings and goings, and a playoff prediction.

After two years of last place finishes, FCC wants to turn the tide in its new field of dreams, the West End Stadium.