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Live updates | Aaron Boupendza on the bench for FC Cincinnati vs. Colorado Rapids
Welcome to Cincinnati.com’s live coverage of FC Cincinnati versus Colorado Rapids at TQL Stadium (7:30 p.m.). Refresh this page throughout the match for live updates and analysis, and follow Enquirer FC Cincinnati beat reporter Pat Brennan on X, formerly Twitter, for further updates (@PBrennanENQ).
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An unexpected and early change (16′)
DeAndre Yedlin was lifted from the match due to an apparent injury. Bret Halsey is on his place, but Yedlin went down into the locker room immediately after stepping off the field. We’ll monitor that situation during and after the match.
Foreboding start for FC Cincinnati (2′)
The Rapids earned a corner quick shortly after the opening kick, and then a free header from about six yards out as FCC opened the match with some dodgy man-marking. Colorado is dictating the tempo coming off the proverbial starting gun.
The starting lineups
- FC Cincinnati starting XI: Alec Kann (GK), Miles Robinson, Matt Miazga, Ian Murphy, Luca Orellano, DeAndre Yedlin, Obinna Nwobodo, Luciano Acosta (captain), Pavel Bucha, Yuya Kubo, Corey Baird.
- Cincinnati bench: Alvas Powell, Aaron Boupendza, Kipp Keller, Bret Halsey, Gerardo Valenzuela, Malik Pinto, Yamil Asad, London Agredo, Evan Louro (GK).
- Colorado Rapids starting XI: Zack Steffen (GK), Keegan Rosenberry (captain), Sam Vines, Andreas Maxso, Moise Bombito, Djorde Mihailovic, Oliver Larraz, Cole Bassett, Rafael Navarro, Calvin Harris, Kevin Cabral.
- Colorado bench: Lamine Diack, Amir Fernandez, Sebastian Anderson, Wayne Frederick, Kimani Stewart-Baynes, Michael Edwards, Ethan Bandre, Darren Yapi, Jackson Travis.
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Dangerous fire situation looming for parts of Colorado’s Front Range, as another day of strong winds lies ahead
Dangerous weather conditions in Colorado are expected to team up for a surge in the Front Range fire danger. For most of the day Friday conditions will be favorable for rapid fire spread. Avoid outdoor burning and any activity that may produce a spark. Friday will be a First Alert Weather Day.
The triple threat of hurricane force winds, record heat and single digit relative humidity will all be in force from 10 a.m. to midnight on Friday. That is when a red flag warning for high fire danger is issued.
For the first time in Colorado, the National Weather Service office in Boulder has issued an extra warning know as “A Particularly Dangerous Situation” for northwest Jefferson and western Boulder counties for possible wind gusts of 85 to 105 mph.
The worst areas will be from Highway 93 up into the higher foothills. That, combined with single digit relative humidity, will make conditions worse that what the state experienced on Wednesday.
For the northern Front Range, the strongest winds will be west of I-25 into the foothills. Along and east of the I-25 corridor including the Denver metro area, winds may gust up to 40 mph with humidity levels as low as 8%. For that reason, the entire Denver metro area is in the warning area.
The strong winds will be warming downslope winds for eastern Colorado with highs on Friday shooting up into the 60s and 70s. Denver may have a new record high of 70 degrees. The old record is 67 degrees last set in 2023.
Top wind gusts may likely be stronger than Wednesday. Those gusts were hurricane force in some areas of the foothills and mountains with gusty winds comparable to those of a category 2 or 3 hurricane.
DENVER (KDVR) — Strong wind gusts at the speed of a Category 3 hurricane swept through two Colorado counties on Wednesday.
Strong winds blew through the state on Wednesday, leaving tens of thousands without power, causing safety road closures and recording wind gusts reaching over 100 mph. In some areas, winds were even higher, with Summit and Grand counties seeing 124 mph wind gusts.
At 9 p.m. on Wednesday, one weather station on top of Breckenridge Peak 6 picked up a wind gust of 124 mph in Summit County. Then, at 9:52 p.m., another weather station at Parsenn Bowl Summit in Grand County picked up a wind gust of 124 mph, according to National Weather Service records.
These two wind gusts weren’t only the strongest gusts on Wednesday, they were so strong that they were comparable to the strength of a devastating hurricane.
The Pinpoint Weather team said it was the strength of a high-end Category 3 hurricane. These winds also compare to a high-end EF2 tornado, which could damage one or two family residences, according to NWS.
These weren’t the only areas that saw high winds. Several counties across Colorado saw winds higher than 100 mph throughout Wednesday.
The Pinpoint Weather team expects the wind to continue into Friday with continued fire danger. The winds are expected to slow down throughout the weekend.
Some students at Colorado schools won’t be going to school on Thursday. That’s after strong winds on Wednesday on the Front Range and in the foothills caused power outages.
More than 100,000 customers were without power late in the day on Wednesday.
The closed schools include all of the Boulder Valley School District and 25 schools in Jeffco Public Schools. Schools in Gilpin County and Clear Creek County are also going to be closed.
See the full list of school closings.
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