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Cincinnati Magazine
May 13, 2021
Come Sunday, 879 days will have passed since FC Cincinnati broke ground on what recently became designated TQL Stadium. FCC receives a grand audience for its stadium reveal, with fans back in the stands for an Orange and Blue game for the first time since September 29, 2019, and a national television audience joining for the 4 p.m. start vs. Inter Miami.
Though the players have struggled mightily on the field since entering MLS in 2019, FC Cincinnati has consistently received plaudits for its attendance numbers and in-game atmosphere since its founding in 2015 and first United Soccer League campaign in 2016. It will be fascinating to see if those two traits continue in 2021 with pandemic-limited attendance and the clubâs on-field performance inspiring virtually no confidence through three matches this year.
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CINCINNATI, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ FC Cincinnati and Populous announced today the completion of TQL (Total Quality Logistics) Stadium in Cincinnati, OH. The 26,000-seat venue, designed by global design firm Populous and located on 12.4 acres at 1501 Central Pkwy. in downtown Cincinnati, boasts a striking presence that connects two historic neighborhoods – Over-the-Rhine and West End – and positions the venue as an Ambassador to the Queen City while giving fans a spectacular game-day experience inside and out.
TQL Stadium features a one-of-a-kind dyanmic LED lighted facade.
The coninuous seating bowl of TQL Stadium is designed to harness the noise and energy of the fervent FC Cincnnati fan base.
MLS commissioner to attend TQL Stadium ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday
Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber is making a trip to Cincinnati for the ribbon-cutting of TQL Stadium.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony, which is not open to the public, begins at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, according to an FC Cincinnati release.
Garber will be joined by several other prominent figures, including: FCC CEO Carl Lindner III, FCC Managing Owner Meg Whitman, FCC President Jeff Berding, Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Republican Sen. Rob Portman.
The ceremony will be followed by youth soccer games at 1 p.m. and then an open house for West End residents from 1:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.