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CB – Tyler Blackett – 7īlackett win all 3 of his aerial duels and contributed 3 blocks on the night. He also logged an excellent 89.5% passing, including completing 5 of 7 long balls. He tied for the team lead with 11 ball recoveries and added 3 tackles and a blocked shot. The veteran US International put in his best performance of the season in the center of the back 3. Perhaps most impressively, he won all of his aerial duels and limited the ability for Inter Miami to attack in behind Powell all night. Defensively he added 4 combined tackles and interceptions and 4 blocks. He led all starters with 90.3% passing, including 2 of 3 long passes and 17 of 17 medium passes. The Cincinnati native was back to his best on Saturday. However, he failed to complete an accurate cross, and also logged a meager 61.5% passing, keeping his rating from pushing higher. He was effective in possession logging 26 touches in the attacking third. Powell put in another solid performance on the right for the Orange and Blue. He marshaled the back line well, keeping the team organized. Kann only had to make one save on the night, but it was a big one when FCC led by only a goal. Noonan did, however, leave one sub unused and didn’t make any noticeable tactical adjustments.

Noonan managed the game well, including the well-timed substitutions of Dom Badji and Lucho Acosta. With the injuries to the team, the squad practically picks itself. Now onto the ratings: Manager – Pat Noonan – 7

A player may receive an N/A if they are subbed in/off before any quantifiable statistics are available.Įxpected Goals (xG): FC Cincinnati – 2.5, Inter Miami – 1.4, per.

We will not be afraid to give players a perfect 10 if they deserve it, but will never give a rating of 0, because there is always some sort of positive.

5 increments, because that is weak-sauce.

We’ll look at multiple criteria such as statistics and the Audi Player Index (API), Who Scored, and FB Ref to assess a player’s rating.

Players will receive additions or subtractions to their score based on individual moments and the overall team performance.Six signifies an “average performance” for the match. Each player starts off with a 6 as a standard rating.It didn’t end up mattering though, as Matarrita found Vazquez again in the 82’ with a cross that earned the big target man his brace.Ĭheck out Cincinnati Soccer Talk’s post match report here for more details. The Orange and Blue had a chance to double their lead in the 78’ when Vazquez earned a penalty that Lucho stepped forward, taking the ball from Brenner before dragging the spot-kick wide. However, Miami got one back when Matarrita brought DeAndre Yedlin down in the box, giving up a PK that Gonzalo Higuain deposited. Vazquez netted the 2nd 6 minutes later when Matarrita returned the favor by picking him out with an inch-perfect cross.

Ronald Matarrita opened the scoring in the 18’ by guiding a shot through the Miami backline after Brandon Vazquez found him on the edge of the box. FCC sit in 8th place in the Eastern Conference, with 6 points through 4 games. FCC got their 2nd overall win at TQL Stadium and the first at home this season on Saturday 3-1 over Inter Miami.