
Clip Notes: Charlotte FC Fall Late in Philadelphia
That one stings. Philadelphia Union are in first place in the Eastern Conference for a reason. A late match-winner in the 98th minute sealed their 12-match unbeaten streak in all competitions.
That one stings. Philadelphia Union are in first place in the Eastern Conference for a reason. A late match-winner in the 98th minute sealed their 12-match unbeaten streak in all competitions.
Things you love to see. Two goals. Clean sheet. Road victory. It was a dominant performance from The Crown. They ended the night with 3.5 xG, five big chances created out of 18 total shots, and nine on target.
A tough one in the Garden State. Two penalties, four goals allowed—it was not a night Charlotte will want to remember.
That was fun. Charlotte FC put on a home show, scoring three goals en route to a victory over the Columbus Crew. There could have easily been more. Charlotte came to play today and was flying all over the attack.
A brutal night of weather and disappointment for The Crown in D.C.
Not the result you want to see at home. Chicago hung four goals on The Crown in their return home after four matches on the road. It was a rough night for the Black & Blue.
A couple of missed chances. A couple of unfortunate bounces. Another disappointing result.
Charlotte and Nashville end their season series at 1-1. Same score line as match one, home team wins once again.
The magic of the Open Cup never disappoints. Charlotte FC advance to the Round of 16 in the U.S. Open Cup after taking down North Carolina FC in extra time. The match was a slog for 90 minutes, and neither side could find a breakthrough. Then, extra time happened, and five goals were scored.
Another frustrating night for the Crown. There were moments of promising play for Charlotte. But for most of the match, the Columbus Crew were the Columbus Crew.
It was a tough night for Charlotte FC. The Crown dominated the first half, with some of their best attacking chances of the season. But what is plaguing this squad from reaching its potential right now is finishing chances.
It was a good night for a good night. Charlotte FC emphatically defeated San Diego FC, the third-place side in the Western Conference. It was San Diego's first trip out East, and the Crown handed them a strong message.
Dean Smith and the boys put in a professional performance in Montreal. They scored early, were hard to break down in the back, and didn't let anything in their net. And they are marching home with their first road three points of the season.
Good teams find a way to win even on their worst days. Today, Charlotte FC found a way. All signs were pointing to disappointment. Even a draw would have felt lackluster after Charlotte's run of form at home. Some late heroics changed that narrative entirely.
It was a rough one for the Crown. Sloppy. No major threats. Questionable calls. It's just all around, not a night Charlotte will want to remember.
Four goals. For the Crown. An emphatic performance from the rotated side. Completely dominant from start to finish. The Crown moved to 2nd place in the Eastern Conference. What a night for the boys.
A tale of two halves is a tale as old as time. It felt almost like deja vu. Charlotte FC found another gear in the second half as they powered past Cincinnati to a 2-0 victory. It's the same story from their first home match of the season.
There is no Sunday Funday here. Charlotte FC went into their second road match with ambitions high, deservedly so. However, they ran into a speed bump. That bump, Inter Miami.
What a way to start. Charlotte FC had a plan. Executed that plan. And delivered a Battle of the South beatdown on Atlanta to open up the 2025 season at home.
The Crown were up against the odds in this one but battled to the bitter end to take a point home in their season opener.