FC Cincinnati opened TQL Stadium on May 16 against Inter Miami CF with about 6,500 fans in attendance. Attendance was increased for the second match, a May 29 match against New England Revolution.

On Sunday, TQL Stadium will host a doubleheader for the first time ever with two CONCACAF Gold Cup matches featuring Guatemala versus Jamaica (5 p.m.) and the USMNT versus Canada (7:30 p.m.).

The stadium is competing against 22 venues from all around the world. In addition to TQL, there are five other stadiums from the United States in the competition, including Columbus's Lower.com Field.

Hundreds of fans gathered at Washington Park, creating a vibrant sea of orange and blue to commemorate the team's journey ...

TQL Stadium hosted its first USWNT match in September of 2021, and 8-0 win over Paraguay. The USWNT have never lost in Cincinnati, having gone 5-0-1 since their first-ever match in the city in 1993.

FC Cincinnati will play its first-ever home game at TQL Stadium on Sunday, signaling the start of a new phase for the club and for Cincinnati. Here's what you need to know.

Cincinnati’s TQL stadium is one of 12 stadiums that will be hosting the 2025 edition of the Club World Cup. The tournament has expanded to 32 clubs for the first time.

TQL Stadium opened in May 2021 and is one of the largest soccer-specific facilities in Major League Soccer at 26,000 seats. The closest seats are within 15 feet of the pitch at the $250 million ...

It won’t be long until thousands of fans stream through the gates of the brand-new TQL stadium, cheer in the Bailey and wait for the team to take the pitch, but the FC Cincinnati management ...

July 2019: The final West End Stadium renderings are released. April 2021: Total Quality Logistics, the Cincinnati region’s largest privately-owned business, secures naming rights to the new facility, ...

TQL Stadium is one of 12 that will host matches for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. The 2025 Cup will take place in the United States and for the first time the competition is being expanded to 32 ...