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FC Cincinnati vs. charleston battery MATCHDAY match brought to you by august 18, 2018 NIPPERT STADIUM Presented by: MATCH PREVIEW FC Cincinnati enters Saturday’s match having played a club-record 12 matches without a loss (8-0-4). Similarly, Charleston Battery enters the weekend claiming either a win or a draw in 11 consecutive contests (6-0- 5). Cincinnati enters Saturday’s match 0-0-2 at Nippert Stadium in all-time regular season matches against the Charleston Battery. Charleston remains the only current Eastern Conference team that FC Cincinnati has played at home multiple times, but has not yet claimed a victory at Nippert Stadium. Should FC Cincinnati defeat Charleston on Saturday, it will mark FC Cincy’s fourth series sweep of the 2018 USL regular season. 3 FC CINCINNATI # NAME POS HT WT Age Head Coach: Alan Koch Assistant Coach: Yoann Damet 1 Evan Newton GK 6’2 185 30 Goalkeeping Coach: Jack Stern 2 Matt Bahner D 6’0 175 26 Assistant Coach: Austin Berry 3 Forrest Lasso D 6’6 210 24 4 Tyler Gibson M 5’9 155 26 5 Nazmi Albadawi M 5’11 167 26 6 Kenney Walker M 5’9 170 27 7 Russell Cicerone F 5’11 170 23 8 Will Seymore M 6’1 180 25 9 Fanendo Adi F 6’4 185 27 1 0 Emery Welshman F 5’11 180 26 11 Danni König F 6’2 170 30 1 2 Pa Konate D 5’10 154 24 13 Michael Lahoud M 5’8 162 31 14 Lance Laing M 6’1 185 29 16 Richie Ryan M 5’10 164 33 17 Mark Village GK 6’1 185 26 18 Spencer Richey GK 6’2 190 25 20 Corben Bone M 5’9 150 28 20 Jimmy McLaughlin M 5’8 150 24 21 Dekel Keinan D 6’1 179 33 23 Blake Smith D 5’9 150 27 24 Tomi Ameobi F 6’3 185 29 27 Fatai Alashe M 6’0 170 24 29 Paddy Barrett D 6’0 198 25 32 Justin Hoyte D 5’10 165 32 45 Emmanuel Ledesma M 5’11 170 29 51 Sem De Wit D 6’1 183 23 Pronunciation Guide: 27 Fatai Alashe fah-TIE ahh-LAHSH-shay 2 Matt Bahner BAY-ner 32 Justin Hoyte HOYT 5 Nazmi Albadawi NAHZ-me all-bah-DOW-ee 45 Emmanuel Ledesma le-DEZ-ma 7 Russell Cicerone sis-er-ROAN-ee 51 Sem de Wit SEM da VIT 9 Fanendo Adi fah-NEN-doh AHH-dee HC Alan Koch KAW-ch 11 Danni König Danny KUH-neg AC Yoann Damet YO-ahn DAH-meh 12 Pa Konate PAH koh-NAH-tay 20 Jimmy McLaughlin muh-GLOK-lin 21 Dekel Keinan DEH-kel kay-NAAN 4 CHARLESTON BATTERY # NAME POS HT WT Age Head Coach: Michael Anhaeuser Asssistant Coach & Goalkeeper Coach: 1 Joe Kuzminsky GK 6’4 185 24 Dusty Hudock 2 Jay Bolt D 5’7 163 23 3 Skylar Thomas D 6’5 198 25 4 Taylor Mueller D 6’2 205 29 6 Leland Archer D 6’4 185 22 7 O’Brian Woodbine D 6’0 170 30 8 Neveal Hackshaw M 6’0 190 22 9 Ian Svantesson F 6’6 181 24 10 Ataulla Guerra M 6’1 170 30 12 Vincenzo Candela M 5’8 160 23 13 Nico Rittmeyer M 5’8 160 24 14 Jarad van Schaik M 6’1 185 29 15 Gordon Wild F 5’10 172 22 16 Robert Beebe GK 6’3 190 25 17 Patrick Okonkwo F 6’0 185 19 18 Ryan Arambula M 5’8 160 24 20 Victor Mansaray M 5’11 180 21 21 Angelo Kelly M 5’8 165 25 22 Tah Brian Anunga M 5’11 178 22 23 Odisnel Cooper GK 6’0 185 26 25 Kotaro Higashi M 5’6 135 28 5 CHARLESTON BATTERY The Battery earned five points from three games last week, capping off a busy seven days with a 1-0 victory over an Atlanta United 2 side that played ten MLS players at MUSC Health Stadium last Saturday. After back-to-back road games in Raleigh and Tampa, Head Coach Mike Anhaeuser made nine changes to the starting XI for the match against Atlanta. The game against Atlanta provided An- haeuser an opportunity to rest key players ahead of the clash with Cincinnati, while giving others the chance to step up in their absence. The Battery will put their 450 minute shutout streak on the line against one of the league’s best attacks Saturday night. 2018 Season: 11-3-10 (43 points), 3rd place, easterN confernce VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. W ATL d TBR D NC W ric w PGH 6 From our family to yours. 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