FC Cincinnati pronounces 2021 promotional giveaway schedule

After Cincinnati FC’s TQL Stadium is at full capacity for home games, the club rolled out its freebies and events schedule for the remainder of the 2021 season on Thursday.

With 14 home games left for the FCC in 2021, at least 11 games with promotional events and freebies are planned, team officials announced on Thursday.

The giveaways begin on July 9th for the highly anticipated “Hell is Real” derby match against Columbus Crew at the TQL Stadium. Rally towels are distributed to ticket holders as they enter the stadium gates for the game between rival Ohio clubs.

The “color-out” matches are also returning with “orange-out”, “blue-out” and “white-out” nights.

A Pride celebration is also scheduled for the October 9 game against the Philadelphia Union.

Future giveaways will be announced closer to the game day, announced FCC officials in a press release.

Cincinnati FC Action Plan 2021

July 9 vs. Columbus Crew – MLS Rivalry Week – Rally Towel Sweepstakes

July 21st vs. Atlanta United – Orange Out – TQL Flag Giveaway

August 18 vs Montreal – Blue Out

September 4th against Inter Miami CF – Kick Childhood Cancer

September 11 v Toronto FC – Salute to Service

September 18 versus New York City FC – Childhood Cancer Kick

October 2 vs New York Red Bulls – Hispanic Heritage – Jersey Rally Towel Giveaway

October 9 v Philadelphia Union – Pride

October 20 vs Chicago – White Out

October 27 vs. Nashville – First Responder

November 7th vs. Atlanta – Fan Appreciation

Cincinnati FC hosted a reduced capacity audience for the first two games at TQL Stadium in accordance with local government protocols and the MLS pandemic.

As the June 19 home date approached with Colorado Rapids, the Ohio pandemic logs had been overturned by Governor Mike DeWine. FCC can hold its very first sell-out at TQL Stadium as 25,054 attended the game.

“Fans look forward to FCC promotions every season and we are excited to announce our schedule for the season, including the return of Orange Out, Blue Out and White Out games,” said Meg Ryan, chief marketing officer of FC Cincinnati, in a statement. “We would like to use our advertising opportunity to honor many in our community who make sacrifices for us, and also to show our support for important causes.”