FC Cincinnati will host D.C. United at TQL Stadium on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, with kickoff set for 7 p.m. ET. The game gives fans a fixed time, a home venue and a clear path to follow the match live, whether they are watching, listening or checking updates on the move.
The match will air on Apple TV in English and Spanish, with Keith Costigan and Lori Lindsey on the English call and Ramses Sandoval handling the Spanish broadcast. Tom Gelehrter and Kevin McCloskey will carry the official English radio coverage, while Gustavo Luques and José Romero are set for the Spanish radio broadcast. Fans can also find the match on Fox Sports 1360 and La Mega 101.5 FM, plus live updates on X/Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, with the club’s app available on iOS and Android.
That reach matters because Apple TV subscribers in more than 100 countries and regions can access every MLS match with no blackouts this season, while the standalone MLS Season Pass subscription on the Apple TV app has concluded. For fans in Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Middletown and Louisville, the club is also steering supporters who cannot get to TQL Stadium toward its official Pub Partners, making the night less about where the match is played than how widely it can be followed.
What is still left unanswered is which specific Pub Partners will screen it, but the broader setup is already clear: FC Cincinnati vs. D.C. United is a Wednesday night home date built for live viewing, live listening and real-time following from the opening whistle.
