FC Cincinnati heads into cincinnati vs charlotte on Saturday, May 9, 2026, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. ET at Bank of America Stadium. The match is an away league fixture, but supporters will still have several ways to follow it live.
Apple TV will carry the game globally in English with Chris Wittyngham and Lori Lindsey on the call, while Moises Linares handles the Spanish broadcast on the same platform. Apple TV subscribers in more than 100 countries and regions can access every MLS match with no blackouts this season, so the viewing path is the same whether fans are in Cincinnati or watching from abroad.
Chris Wittyngham on Apple TV
For listeners who want the English broadcast, Wittyngham and Lori Lindsey are assigned to the Apple TV feed. That gives fans a direct television option for the full match, not just highlights or a delayed recap, and it keeps the club’s home-market audience tied to the same live window as the rest of the league.
The Spanish-language call on Apple TV comes from Moises Linares, adding a separate audio option for viewers who prefer it. The structure is simple: one match, one kickoff time, and multiple language feeds built around the same start at 7:30 p.m. ET.
1530 and La Mega
Fans who want radio coverage can turn to 1530 in Cincinnati and iHeart, where Tom Gelehrter and Kevin McCloskey will call the match. La Mega Cincinnati 101.5 FM will also carry the game with Gustavo Luques and José Romero on the broadcast, giving local supporters both English and Spanish radio choices.
That mix of platforms matters for an away match because it lets fans stay with the game whether they are watching, commuting, or checking in on the road. The club is also directing supporters to its official mobile app on iOS and Android, along with its social channels on X/Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok for live updates from Bank of America Stadium.
Bank of America Stadium
The practical takeaway for supporters is straightforward: FC Cincinnati plays Charlotte FC on May 9 at 7:30 p.m. ET, and every major follow-along option is already laid out. Fans in Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Middletown and Louisville can also use the club’s official Pub Partners if they want a local place to watch the game.
For this one, the schedule does the work. The match is set, the broadcast assignments are in place, and the only job left for fans is choosing the feed that fits their night.
