FAU comes into week 7 with fresh legs off the bye, but coming into town is a tough AAC opponent in North Texas, who will give the Owls one of their biggest tests through the air so far this season.
TULSA, OKLA. – Army looked to continue their run to greatness after blowing out Temple last weekend as they traveled to Tulsa to take on another AAC opponent. In a dominant display of both offensive firepower and defensive technique, Army
Karol Swiderski maintained his impressive late-season form by scoring in the first half and host Charlotte FC extended their unbeaten run, topping CF Montreal 2-0 on Saturday night. Patrick Agyemang also scored for Charlotte (13-11-9, 48 points), which has not
Florida Atlantic traveled to Tulsa in search of their first conference win of the season. The win must wait for FAU as a late penalty kick goal gave the Golden Hurricanes (2-7-1) (1-2) their first conference win and second win of the year instead.
Bye week blues are upon us for a lot of the teams in the AAC during week 6, but week 5 brought storylines that will keep us busy through the bye week and beyond.
The second full week of AAC play has arrived. For the Owls it was inviting the Memphis Tigers (7-8) (1-2) to town. Memphis was a gracious guest as they fell to the Owls in sweeping fashion, 3-0.
A spot in the playoffs is in view for CF Montreal when they travel to face Charlotte FC on Saturday night. CF Montreal (10-12-10, 40 points) is on a three-match winning streak and a five-match unbeaten stretch, with four victories
Karol Swiderski scored two goals and provided an assist during Charlotte FC’s three-goal first half in what became a 4-3 victory against the visiting Chicago Fire on Wednesday. The result allowed Charlotte (12-11-9, 45 points) to clinch an Eastern Conference
Charlotte FC are in position to clinch a playoff spot and hoping to make giant strides when they take on the visiting Chicago Fire on Wednesday night. “We are hungry, hungry for more,” Charlotte defender Adilson Malanda said. “We know