As has been the case in the past few seasons, FC Cincinnati is currently enjoying a rapid-fire set of fixtures. After quelling Tigres 3-0 on Thursday night at TQL, the Orange and Blue will quickly return to league play on Sunday at New England.

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After a pair of disappointing results in MLS action, FCC will attempt to build off their strong showing against Tigres. The rotated midfield along with some tactical changes, namely an emphasis on pressing and transition attacking, did well to calm the nerves of fans. However it remains to be seen whether that performance will breathe new life into the Orange and Blue’s league play form.

Of course another big question lies in what Evander’s minutes will look like on Sunday. Will we see the Brazilian back in the starting XI? Additionally, will we finally see Matt Miazga for the first time this season? What will rotations look like for the rest of the squad while in the middle of this 4 matches in 10 days stretch?

Regardless of these unknowns, Thursday night proved that FCC still has the ability to score while simultaneously putting up a clean sheet. Which is...