Cucho Hernandez touched the hearts of Crew fans with his impulsive beer chug. Unfortunately that beer seems to have had an added flavor.

Finding each club's most beloved brew meant combing through an endless amount of sales data. What we were left with was surprising, and deeply fascinating.

A group of grown adults is mad online (and in person, I guess) because they aren’t allowed to display the F-word on the clothing they wear out in public to sporting event. Why? Because they've forgotten the entire reason a "supporters group" exists.

Like it or not, the identity of a source is absolutely part of the story. By knowing the identity of the source, the reader can weigh the speaker’s credibility against the other participants in the story.

The Post has learned from multiple sources that FCC President Jeff Berding will be stepping away from a day-to-day role with the soccer side of FC Cincinnati.

It all begins with an idea.

Deep down, you already knew this was the case. You knew it in 2016 the first time you walked into an FC Cincinnati match and saw 10,000+ people walking into a college football stadium to watch division 3 soccer. Now, in 2021, it’s crystal clear: Cincinnati is the soccer capital of America.

A calm Friday turned chaotic as an FC season ticket holder discovered the resale floor for his club tickets had been raised.

ESPN’s Jeff Carlisle caused quite a commotion with his Jeff Berding article on Thursday. I’ve got some thoughts…

The Post's Kevin Wallace had an opportunity to chat with the new head at FC Cincinnati shortly after his introductory press conference.

Sources tell The Post Cincy that FC Cincinnati is set to appoint Chris Albright as their newest General Manager

We’re in hell right now, everyone, believe me. And, we can stay here -- get the **** kicked out of us -- or we can fight our way back into the light. We can climb outta hell one inch at a time.

If you could go out for just one meal in Cincinnati, where would you choose? The Post contributors give their takes

FC Cincinnati is set to face the New England Revolution this weekend and boy are the expectations being lowered for this one. Every single local media outlet is writing off the orange and blue.

News broke late Sunday that the FC is on the verge of signing USMNTplayer and QPR captain and defender Geoff Cameron. Now, there are some valid concerns about Cameron’s age and cost. But a lot of fans have raised questions about Cameron’s personal and political beliefs.

The perplexing new Columbus logo features a unique triangle nib. What would the other MLS teams look like with the nib? Well…