FC Cincinnati will host Philadelphia Union at TQL Stadium on Saturday, October 31, with kickoff set for 2 p.m. ET. The match is the penultimate home match for FC Cincinnati, and fans who cannot be there in person will have several ways to follow it.
The game will air globally on Apple TV, where subscribers in more than 100 countries and regions can access every MLS match with no blackouts starting this season. Nate Bukaty and Devon Kerr will call the match in English, while Ramses Sandoval and Miguel Gallardo will handle the Spanish broadcast on Apple TV.
For listeners closer to home, Tom Gelehrter and Kevin McCloskey will be on the call on 1530 in Cincinnati and iHeart, and Gustavo Luques and José Romero will work the Spanish radio broadcast on La Mega Cincinnati 101.5 FM and La Mega 101.5 FM. FC Cincinnati fans can also track live updates on X/Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, while the club's official mobile app on iOS and Android will carry real-time push notifications, news and ticket information.
That spread of options is the point. This is not a one-channel event, but a match built for fans across Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Middletown and Louisville who cannot make it to TQL Stadium. The club is also directing supporters to official Pub Partners presented by Coors Light, a network of bars and restaurants across those areas, as the Halloween afternoon kickoff approaches.
The setup leaves one clear date on the calendar and one clear next step: Philadelphia Union arrives in Cincinnati on October 31 for a 2 p.m. ET kickoff, and FC Cincinnati's penultimate home date will unfold with the full weight of its broadcast and watch options behind it.
