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Tapia, Habroune Score Goals, Schulte Has 8 Saves for Crew in 2-0 Win over Cincinnati

Patrick Schulte made eight saves and earned his sixth shutout as Columbus won for the fourth time in five games.

  • On Sunday, the Columbus Crew beat Cincinnati 2-0, with midfielder Gonzalo Tapia recording a goal and an assist for his fourth win in the last five games.
  • Unbeaten in five straight matches, the Crew currently lead the Hell is Real rivalry with a 9-3-6 regular-season record against their Ohio rival.
  • Tapia headed in the opening goal in the 22nd minute, while Taha Habroune doubled the lead in the 54th minute as goalkeeper Patrick Schulte recorded his sixth shutout.
  • With 35 points, Columbus trails Cincinnati by one point for the final Eastern Conference wild-card spot, while Cincinnati has won just once in its last nine games.
  • Toronto visits Columbus this Saturday, while Cincinnati hosts D.C. United on Wednesday as both teams pursue playoff positioning in the season's final stretch.
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Tapia, Habroune score goals, Schulte has 8 saves for Crew in 2-0 win over Cincinnati

CINCINNATI (AP) — Gonzalo Tapia had a goal and an assist, Taha Habroune scored a goal for the third consecutive game, and the Columbus Crew beat Cincinnati FC 2-0 on Sunday for their fourth win in the last five games.

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Columbus Crew beat FC Cincinnati 2-0 with goals by Gonzalo Tapia and Taha Habroune, while Patrick Schulte was key to 23 local goals.

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The Columbus Dispatch broke the news in Columbus, United States on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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