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Cincinnati Falls to No. 9, Faces Orlando

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FC Cincinnati lost 2-0 to Nashville SC on Decision Day, with Sam Surridge scoring both goals, and fell from seventh to ninth in the Eastern Conference standings. Cincinnati must now travel to face No. 8 Orlando City in a wild-card match, with the winner advancing to a best-of-three first-round series against Nashville. Nashville, which had already secured the Supporters’ Shield, finished the regular season with the league’s top record.

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