• Better Movement, Patterns of Play, and other Fixes for FC Cincinnati

  • Apr 17 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 13 mins
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Better Movement, Patterns of Play, and other Fixes for FC Cincinnati

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    Coach Gough and Justin Hoyte break down FC Cincinnati's 2-1 loss on the road to CF Montreal. Why was this another match in which FC Cincinnati got overrun in the midfield? Would a formation change help?

    The guys also talk about how patterns of play could help this team going forward, whether or not Lucho Acosta has been effective this season, and much more!

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