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Ottawa Fury Fc Fc Cincinnati OTTAWA FURY FC FC CINCINNATI - VS - USL REGULAR SEASON August 23, 2017 7:30 PM ET 2017 Record (W-D-L) & Conference Rank: 7-7-8 | 28 Points | 11th Place | 28 GF 28 GA Nippert Stadium 2017 Record (W-D-L) & Conference Ranking: 8-7-9 | 31 Points | 9th Place | 30GF 34GA Cincinnati, OH Form (Last 5, Past-Recent): W-L-W-L-D Form (Last 5, Past-Recent): W-L-D-L-L HOW TO WATCH AND LISTEN: TV: Rogers TV (Local) Channels: 22 & 182 | RADIO (EN): TSN 1200 and TSN1200.ca | RADIO (FR): N/A STREAM: USL Match Centre | SOCIAL MEDIA: LIVE updates on Twitter @OttawaFuryFC MATCH NOTES: Weekly Storylines: Fury FC are coming off a 1-1 draw in Tampa Bay and deserved all three points with their performance against Tampa Bay, Steevan Dos Santos scored his first goal since Canada Day and is now second on the team in scoring with four goals For the third time in a row, Ottawa out shot its opponent, besting Tampa 12-5 on shots and held the Rowdies to just one shot on target Onua Obasi returned to the line-up from injury making his first appearance since June 17 Wednesday will mark the last match of a three-game road trip for Fury FC (0W-1D-1L) FC Cincinnati are currently winless in their last four contests (0W-1D-3L) and have been outscored 14-4 Former Fury FC forward Andrew Wiedeman now calls Cincinnati home Scouting FC Cincinnati: After winning only two of their first 9 games of the season (2W-3D-4L), FC Cincinnati lost only two of their following 11 games (6W-3D-2L), before July 29th. The Orange and Blue side also produced an incredible run in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, reaching the semifinal round, but despite a 2-0 lead against MLS side New York Red Bulls, FC Cincinnati ended up losing 3-2 in extra time. Head-to-Head: Wednesday’s match will mark the first meeting ever between Ottawa Fury FC and FC Cincinnati, and the first of two this season. Injuries/Suspensions: Lance Rozeboom: Hamstring (August 12: Day-to-Day); Thomas Meilleur-Giguère: Calf (Questionnable) 2017 SCHEDULE Date Opponent KO/Result Stadium Attendance Saturday, April 1, 2017 Saint Louis FC Loss (3-2) Toyota Stadium 5566 Saturday, April 8, 2017 Tampa Bay Rowdies Loss (1-0) Al Lang Stadium 5310 Saturday, April 15, 2017 Richmond Kickers Win (1-0) City Stadium 4974 Saturday, April 22, 2017 Toronto FC II Draw (0-0) TD Place 6502 Saturday, April 29, 2017 Charleston Battery Draw (2-2) MUSC Health Stadium 6563 Wednesday, May 3, 2017 FC Edmonton Win (1-0) TD Place*** 2567 Saturday, May 6, 2017 Tampa Bay Rowdies Draw (0-0) TD Place 3840 Wednesday, May 10, 2017 FC Edmonton Win (3-2) Clarke Field *** 2591 Saturday, May 13, 2017 Pittsburgh Riverhounds Loss (1-0) TD Place 3024 Saturday, May 20, 2017 New York Red Bulls II Win (4-3) MSU Soccer Park 592 Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Toronto FC (1st leg) Win (2-1) TD Place 7611 Saturday, May 27, 2017 Richmond Kickers Win (5-3) TD Place 4294 Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Toronto FC Loss (4-0) BMO Field 15,175 Sunday, June 4, 2017 Bethlehem Steel FC Draw (1-1) Goodman Stadium 2,988 Saturday, June 10, 2017 Harrisburg City Islanders Win (1-0) TD Place 4770 Saturday, June 17, 2017 Rochester Rhinos Loss (1-0) Capelli Sports Stadium 2548 Tuesday, June 20, 2017 Orlando City B Win (1-0) TD Place 7551 Saturday, June 24, 2017 New York Red Bulls II Draw (2-2) TD Place 7780 Saturday, July 1, 2017 Louisville City FC Loss (2-1) Louisville Slugger Field 7814 Saturday, July 8, 2017 Toronto FC II Loss (1-0) Ontario Soccer Centre 1007 Wednesday, July 12, 2017 Montreal Impact Loss (1-0) TD Place 6601 Saturday, July 15, 2017 Rochester Rhinos Draw (1-1) TD Place 5525 Saturday, July 29, 2017 Toronto FC II Win (2-0) TD Place 6763 Saturday, August 5, 2017 Bethlehem Steel FC Loss (2-1) TD Place 4630 Saturday, August 12, 2017 Charlotte Independence Win (3-1) TD Place 4360 Wednesday, August 16, 2017 Orlando City B Loss (3-0) Orlando City Stadium 1004 Saturday, August 19, 2017 Tampa Bay Rowdies Draw (1-1) Al Lang Stadium 6710 Wednesday, August 23, 2017 FC Cincinnati 7:30 PM Nippert Stadium Sunday, August 27, 2017 New York RedBulls II 2:00PM TD Place Sunday, September 3, 2017 Saint Louis FC 2:00PM TD Place Saturday, September 9, 2017 Rochester Rhinos 6:05 PM Capelli Sports Stadium Saturday, September 16, 2017 Charlotte Independence 7:00 PM Sportsplex at Matthews Sunday, September 24, 2017 Louisville City FC 2:00PM TD Place Wednesday, September 27, 2017 Harrisburg City Islanders 6:30 PM FNB Field Sunday, October 1, 2017 Charleston Battery 2:00PM TD Place Sunday, October 8, 2017 FC Cincinnati 2:00PM TD Place Saturday, October 14, 2017 Pittsburgh Riverhounds 7:00 PM Highmark Stadium Home matches | Away matches | Canadian Championship matches | Friendly matches THE LINE-UPS: OTTAWA FURY FC @ FC CINCINNATI OTTAWA FURY FC FC CINCINNATI NO NAME POS NO NAME POS 1 Callum Irving GK 1 Mitch Hildebrandt GK 2 Jonathan Barden M 2 Matt Bahner D 3 Eddie Edward D 3 Tyler Polak D 4 Ramon Martin Del Campo D 4 Harrison Delbridge D 5 Kyle Venter D 5 Aodhan Quinn M 6 Shane McEleney D 6 Kenney Walker M 7 Ryan Williams M 7 Kadeem Dacres F 8 Steevan Dos Santos F 8 Paul Nicholson M 9 Carl Haworth F 9 Djiby Fall F 10 Gerardo Bruna M 10 Eric Stevenson M 11 Sito Seoane F 11 Danni Konig F 12 Andrae Campbell D 12 Aaron Walker M 14 Onua Thomas Obasi D 14 Omar Cummings F 15 **Nick DePuy**(MTL) F 15 Pat McMahon D 17 Azake Luboyera F 16 Kyle Greig F 18 Tucker Hume F 19 Corben Bone M 22 Jamar Dixon M 20 Jimmy McLaughlin M 23 Andrew MacRae GK 21 Marco Dominguez M 24 Jimmy-Shammar Sanon M 22 Austin Berry D 25 Lance Rozeboom (C) M 23 Andrew Wiedeman F 26 Thomas Meilleur-Giguère D 24 Derek Luke D 28 Sergio Manesio M 26 Garret Halfhill D 30 Adonijah Reid F 27 Dan Williams GK 55 **Wandrille Lefevre** (MTL) D 30 Dallas Jaye GK 59 Aron Mkungilwa D 32 Justin Hoyte D 70 David Paulmin GK 51 Sem De Wit D 77 **Michael Salazar** (MTL) F 70 Kevin Schindler F 74 Mélé Temguia D 99 Josu D HEAD COACH: JULIAN DE GUZMAN HEAD COACH: ALAN KOCH MATCH OFFICIALS: Referee: Eric Tattersall Assistants: William Gaither III & Kyle Maust Fourth Official: Noah Matos MATCH PREVIEW:________________________________________________________ In sports, it is all about peaking at the right time and Ottawa’s play over their last three games suggests that we’re in for a treat in the home stretch of the USL regular season as Fury FC drive towards a playoff berth. Fury FC produced an inspiring performance Saturday night against the Tampa Bay Rowdies scoring a vital point in the middle of this road trip, with the final stop coming Wednesday night at Nippert Stadium against FC Cincinnati who, like Ottawa, are also in a dog fight for a post-season berth. Ottawa scored early and out shot its opponent for a third-straight match, and will now travel to Cincinnati as a confident bunch, eager to get Julian de Guzman his first win as head coach. While their success in the US Open Cup led them to the semifinals before being defeated by the New York Red Bulls last week, FC Cincinnati have struggled recently in USL action as they are winless in their last four (0W-1D-3L) and have been outscored 14-4. When playing at home however, Cincinnati has a massive advantage – its fans. Soccer at Nippert Stadium has hit fever pitch as the club owns the league’s best average attendance – 20,465 this season. So expect a raucous environment on Wednesday night with both teams fighting for their playoff lives. Fury FC have produced over 80 shots in their last five games, but they will require improved precision in front of goal and capitalize on their chances against a side that is shaky at the moment, having allowed nine goals in its last two games. A good start will be vital for Ottawa who can pull level on points with both Cincinnati and New York holding a pair of games in hand on both clubs to boot … and New York is Ottawa’s next opponent on Sunday afternoon back at TD Place. It will be playoff-like soccer for the next couple of months and it all begins Wednesday night in Cincinnati. WHAT THEY’RE SAYING: Fury FC GM and Head Coach, Julian de Guzman: “This is our biggest game of the season. A great time to prove that we are playoff material. Points on the road are one way to prove it and after what happened on Saturday, we felt we deserved more. It's going to be tough and we don't expect anything less. A great time to suffer for the badge. “As long as we go out there and be ourselves, nothing will get in the way. I trust each and one of my soldiers will honour a wonderful moment they're about to experience. Only because they stay true to themselves and to one another.” Fury FC Midfielder, Sergio Manesio: “We are excited for the game and ready for them.
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