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WHAT TO WEAR 

Celebrate the holiday by dressing up in your best costume! If you don't have one, there will be merchandise for sale at the game so you can go as your favorite FC Tucson player.

Per Kino policy, all full-face covering masks are NOT permitted on site. Traditional COVID masks are still permitted. Toy weapons are also NOT permitted on site. Please keep your favorite full-face covering mask and toy weapon at home. 

WHAT TO WEAR 

Celebrate the holiday by dressing up in your best costume! If you don’t have one, there will be merchandise for sale at the game so you can go as your favorite FC Tucson player.

Per Kino policy, all full-face covering masks are NOT permitted on site. Traditional COVID masks are still permitted. Toy weapons are also NOT permitted on site. Please keep your favorite full-face covering mask and toy weapon at home. 

TRICK OR TREAT

All FC Tucson and Sponsor tables in the concourse will be giving away free candy to all guests!

Arrive early and grab some of your favorite treats before the game. 

TRICK OR TREAT

All FC Tucson and Sponsor tables in the concourse will be giving away free candy to all guests!

Arrive early and grab some of your favorite treats before the game. 

TICKET VOUCHERS

If you received a ticket voucher at our match on October 13 and plan to redeem it at Saturday's game, please plan to arrive early.

Long wait lines are expected, and we want to get you in your seats before the game begins! 

TICKET VOUCHERS

If you received a ticket voucher at our match on October 13 and plan to redeem it at Saturday’s game, please plan to arrive early.

Long wait lines are expected, and we want to get you in your seats before the game begins! 

DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS ALTAR

We will have an altar set up on the main concourse for Día de los Muertos to celebrate the lives of lost loved ones. 

We encourage you to bring photos or mementos of loved ones to place upon the altar!

DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS ALTAR

We will have an altar set up on the main concourse for Día de los Muertos to celebrate the lives of lost loved ones. 

We encourage you to bring photos or mementos of loved ones to place upon the altar!

MUSIC AND MORE!

Mariachi Los Diablitos de Sunnyside High School will be playing for fans in the plaza.

Our supporters will have a table set up for fans to decorate paper crowns.

Presenting sponsors Tecate and Angry Orchard will have sampling tables in the center of the plaza for adults; while Raising Canes and Right Sure will have prize wheels and giveaways!

MUSIC AND MORE!

Mariachi Los Diablitos de Sunnyside High School will be playing for fans in the plaza.

Our supporters will have a table set up for fans to decorate paper crowns.

Presenting sponsors Tecate and Angry Orchard will have sampling tables in the center of the plaza for adults; while Raising Canes and Right Sure will have prize wheels and giveaways!

PUSH FOR THE PLAYOFFS

The top six teams make the USL League One playoffs, and FC Tucson currently sit in seventh with 37 points. A win for Tucson against the Richmond Kickers would secure a postseason spot for the club.

Three playoff spots are up for grabs, and five teams are currently vying for a spot. 

The games of interest for FC Tucson are Friday when New England Revolution II travels to play fellow Major League Soccer reserve club Toronto II (watch on ESPN+ at 2:30 p.m., BMO Training Ground) and Saturday, with North Texas SC hosting Union Omaha (watch on ESPN+ at 6:30 p.m., Choctaw Stadium).

PUSH FOR THE PLAYOFFS

The top six teams make the USL League One playoffs, and FC Tucson currently sit in seventh with 37 points. A win for Tucson against the Richmond Kickers would secure a postseason spot for the club.

Three playoff spots are up for grabs, and five teams are currently vying for a spot. 

The games of interest for FC Tucson are Friday when New England Revolution II travels to play fellow Major League Soccer reserve club Toronto II (watch on ESPN+ at 2:30 p.m., BMO Training Ground) and Saturday, with North Texas SC hosting Union Omaha (watch on ESPN+ at 6:30 p.m., Choctaw Stadium).

FC Tucson welcomes the Richmond Kickers to the desert on Saturday for its final game of the 2021 regular season. 

A 2-2 draw with Forward Madison FC on October 23 puts FC Tucson (10-10-7, 37 points) into seventh place, just below the playoff cut line. But the team still controls its own playoff destiny. 

A win against Richmond (11-9-7, 40 points) on Saturday would secure a playoff spot for Tucson. 

RELATED: USL League One Standings 

This is the second time this season that the two clubs have faced each other. Richmond won 1-0 on July 31by converting a controversial penalty. 

Emiliano Terzaghi, the leading goalscorer in the league, scored from the spot in the 19th minute for Richmond after drawing a contested foul. 

FC Tucson welcomes the Richmond Kickers to the desert on Saturday for its final game of the 2021 regular season. 

A 2-2 draw with Forward Madison FC on October 23 puts FC Tucson (10-10-7, 37 points) into seventh place, just below the playoff cut line. But the team still controls its own playoff destiny. 

A win against Richmond (11-9-7, 40 points) on Saturday would secure a playoff spot for Tucson. 

RELATED: USL League One Standings 

This is the second time this season that the two clubs have faced each other. Richmond won 1-0 on July 31by converting a controversial penalty. 

Emiliano Terzaghi, the leading goalscorer in the league, scored from the spot in the 19th minute for Richmond after drawing a contested foul. 

Throughout the game, Tucson held an overwhelming offensive edge. It had a 30-9 advantage in shots, including 8-2 in shots on target. Tucson also had 18-3 advantage on shots inside the box and 10-3 on corners. The club also had 66.8% possession. 

MATCH CENTER: FC Tucson vs Richmond Kickers

Richmond's goalkeeper Akira Fitzgerald made eight saves to preserve the shut out. On the opposite end of the field, Wallis Lapsley was only called upon to make just one save. 

In the 90th minute, Deri Corfe was brought down in the box but the referee waved off the foul. 

Throughout the game, Tucson held an overwhelming offensive edge. It had a 30-9 advantage in shots, including 8-2 in shots on target. Tucson also had 18-3 advantage on shots inside the box and 10-3 on corners. The club also had 66.8% possession. 

MATCH CENTER: FC Tucson vs Richmond Kickers

Richmond’s goalkeeper Akira Fitzgerald made eight saves to preserve the shut out. On the opposite end of the field, Wallis Lapsley was only called upon to make just one save. 

In the 90th minute, Deri Corfe was brought down in the box but the referee waved off the foul. 

In Richmond's last game they dropped points against league leaders Union Omaha after going on a five game unbeaten streak. 

Emiliano Terzaghi leads Richmond, and the league, with 17 goals scored with season. Jonathan Bolanos follows Terzaghi with only four goals scored. 

Akira Fitzgerald also leads the league in saves with 86 made this season. Tucson goalkeeper Wallis Lapsley follows behind him in second with 74 saves. 

A win secures FC Tucson's spot in the playoffs this season, it will be the club's first time attending the USL League One playoffs. (BUY TICKETS).

In Richmond’s last game they dropped points against league leaders Union Omaha after going on a five game unbeaten streak. 

Emiliano Terzaghi leads Richmond, and the league, with 17 goals scored with season. Jonathan Bolanos follows Terzaghi with only four goals scored. 

Akira Fitzgerald also leads the league in saves with 86 made this season. Tucson goalkeeper Wallis Lapsley follows behind him in second with 74 saves. 

A win secures FC Tucson’s spot in the playoffs this season, it will be the club’s first time attending the USL League One playoffs. (BUY TICKETS).

As FC Tucson tries to earn the first postseason berth of its USL League One era, it will face its past — in a way — on Saturday night at Kino North Stadium.

When they take the field for the 7 p.m. kickoff, the club will see the Richmond Kickers on the other side of the center stripe and coach Darren Sawatzky in the opposing dugout.

That’s the same Darren Sawatzky who roamed the home dugout two years ago at Kino.

The 48-year-old Seattle native was known for his all-black outfit when leading out FC Tucson in its inaugural USL League One season. He managed the club to an 8-11-9 record in his lone season in the Old Pueblo. That year, the team managed 33 goals and gave up 41 in 28 matches.

He was 5-4-5 at Kino. In November of 2019, he parted ways with the club and was named the head coach and sporting director for Richmond a month later.

RELATED: FC Tucson and Head Coach Darren Sawatzky Part Ways | Richmond Kickers Name Darren Sawatzky Head Coach

The next season, Sawatzy took over the reins of the Kickers and guided them to an 8-6-2 mark and a fourth-place finish in the COVID-19-shortened season in 2020. This year, Sawatzky’s Kickers are 11-9-7 with 40 points.

Sawatzky declined to comment specifically on the return to Tucson, relaying that "he and the team were just focused on growing this week as a group and just playing the game."

FC Tucson sits 10-10-7 (37 points) and can move past Richmond in the final playoff seeding with a win Saturday.

Sawatzky was at the helm when FC Tucson won its first professional match, a 3-1 victory over Orlando City B in Florida, on March 30, 2019. He coached the club to its first home USL League One triumph, a 2-0 victory over Lansing Ignite FC, at Kino North Stadium on April 30 of that year.

He played at collegiately at the University of Portland, and was an eighth-round pick of the New England Revolution in the inaugural MLS Super Draft in 1996. He bounced around as a player until 2004, and subsequently coached at the high school, college, PDL, indoor and national levels over 18 seasons before moving from the Pacific Northwest to the Southwest for the 2019 season.

It was during his time in Washington as a coach that Sawatzky guided a Seattle Sounders U23 team to playoff wins over FC Tucson in 2012 (the USL PDL Western Conference semifinal, which was the first playoff match in FC Tucson history) and 2015 (the PDL Western Conference final at Kino North Stadium).

On Saturday night, it will again be all to play for, like in those playoff matches, and he will be back on the visitors side. 

As FC Tucson tries to earn the first postseason berth of its USL League One era, it will face its past — in a way — on Saturday night at Kino North Stadium.

When they take the field for the 7 p.m. kickoff, the club will see the Richmond Kickers on the other side of the center stripe and coach Darren Sawatzky in the opposing dugout.

That’s the same Darren Sawatzky who roamed the home dugout two years ago at Kino.

The 48-year-old Seattle native was known for his all-black outfit when leading out FC Tucson in its inaugural USL League One season. He managed the club to an 8-11-9 record in his lone season in the Old Pueblo. That year, the team managed 33 goals and gave up 41 in 28 matches.

He was 5-4-5 at Kino. In November of 2019, he parted ways with the club and was named the head coach and sporting director for Richmond a month later.

RELATED: FC Tucson and Head Coach Darren Sawatzky Part Ways | Richmond Kickers Name Darren Sawatzky Head Coach

The next season, Sawatzy took over the reins of the Kickers and guided them to an 8-6-2 mark and a fourth-place finish in the COVID-19-shortened season in 2020. This year, Sawatzky’s Kickers are 11-9-7 with 40 points.

Sawatzky declined to comment specifically on the return to Tucson, relaying that “he and the team were just focused on growing this week as a group and just playing the game.”

FC Tucson sits 10-10-7 (37 points) and can move past Richmond in the final playoff seeding with a win Saturday.

Sawatzky was at the helm when FC Tucson won its first professional match, a 3-1 victory over Orlando City B in Florida, on March 30, 2019. He coached the club to its first home USL League One triumph, a 2-0 victory over Lansing Ignite FC, at Kino North Stadium on April 30 of that year.

He played at collegiately at the University of Portland, and was an eighth-round pick of the New England Revolution in the inaugural MLS Super Draft in 1996. He bounced around as a player until 2004, and subsequently coached at the high school, college, PDL, indoor and national levels over 18 seasons before moving from the Pacific Northwest to the Southwest for the 2019 season.

It was during his time in Washington as a coach that Sawatzky guided a Seattle Sounders U23 team to playoff wins over FC Tucson in 2012 (the USL PDL Western Conference semifinal, which was the first playoff match in FC Tucson history) and 2015 (the PDL Western Conference final at Kino North Stadium).

On Saturday night, it will again be all to play for, like in those playoff matches, and he will be back on the visitors side. 

It's called Decision Day across the U.S. soccer ecosystem – the final day of the regular season, where playoff brackets are set, postseason scenarios finalized, and hopes are either realized or dashed.

For FC Tucson, the math is simple: Beat Richmond Kickers at home Saturday night at Kino North Stadium and a USL League One playoff spot is assured for the first time in club history.

It would be the first trip to the postseason since 2018, when FC Tucson was a member of the Premier Development League.

With North Texas SC's win over New England II last Saturday night, combined with a late draw by FC Tucson against Forward Madison, a win this week is the only way into the playoffs for FC Tucson.

It’s called Decision Day across the U.S. soccer ecosystem – the final day of the regular season, where playoff brackets are set, postseason scenarios finalized, and hopes are either realized or dashed.

For FC Tucson, the math is simple: Beat Richmond Kickers at home Saturday night at Kino North Stadium and a USL League One playoff spot is assured for the first time in club history.

It would be the first trip to the postseason since 2018, when FC Tucson was a member of the Premier Development League.

With North Texas SC’s win over New England II last Saturday night, combined with a late draw by FC Tucson against Forward Madison, a win this week is the only way into the playoffs for FC Tucson.

The top six teams make the USL League One playoffs, with the top two seeds earning a first-round bye.

RELATED: USL League One Announces 2021 Playoff Structure

Union Omaha has already clinched the regular-season championship, while Chattanooga Red Wolves SC and defending league champions Greenville Triumph SC have wrapped up playoff spots.

While the playoff scenario for FC Tucson is fairly straightforward, there is a possibility that the club could host a first-round playoff game.

The games of interest for FC Tucson are Friday when New England Revolution II travels to play fellow Major League Soccer reserve club Toronto II (watch on ESPN+ at 1 p.m., BMO Training Ground) and Saturday, with North Texas SC hosting Union Omaha (watch on ESPN+ at 6:30 p.m., Choctaw Stadium).

If FC Tucson wins Saturday and:

• North Texas loses and New England ties, FC Tucson would finish with 40 points and leapfrog Richmond (40 points), North Texas (39) and New England (38) and earn the fourth seed. FC Tucson would host a home game against Richmond again the first weekend of November.
• North Texas loses and New England loses, FC Tucson would finish with 40 points and would be the fourth seed ahead of North Texas (39) and finish above Toronto II (38) to earn the fourth seed. FC Tucson would host North Texas.
• North Texas or New England wins, and the other loses, the winning team would take the fourth seed and FC Tucson would be the fifth seed and Richmond the sixth. FC Tucson would travel to play at the fourth seed in the first round.
• North Texas and New England both win, FC Tucson would get in as the sixth seed, behind fourth-seeded North Texas and fifth-seeded New England. FC Tucson would travel to play at the third seed (Greenville or Chattanooga) in the first round.
• If North Texas ties and New England loses, North Texas, Richmond and Tucson would all finish with 40 points. North Texas would be the sixth seed by virtue of fewest wins among the three (10). FC Tucson would get the fourth seed on a tiebreaker with Richmond, which would be the fifth seed.
• North Texas ties and New England wins, all four would end up with 40 points. North Texas would be eliminated by virtue of lowest number of wins (10), New England would get the fourth seed on wins (12), FC Tucson would get the fifth seed via tiebreaker with Richmond, which would be sixth. FC Tucson would travel to play at New England II in the first round.

EDITOR'S NOTE: By virtue of Toronto II's 1-0 win over New England II Friday, the latter has been eliminated from the playoffs. FC Tucson can still clinch a home game with a win and a North Texas loss.

If FC Tucson and North Texas both win, FC Tucson would qualify for the playoffs and play in the first round on the road against an opponent to be determined.

An FC Tucson win would mean it and Richmond both finish with 40 points. Both teams would have 11 wins (first tiebreaker). Richmond currently has a +1 and FC Tucson a 0 as goal differential (second tiebreaker). By virtue of an FC Tucson win, it would move to at least +1 and Richmond would drop to at least 0.

FC Tucson's final home game is Fan Appreciation Night, with live Mariachi music, candy giveaways and more. Tickets are still available (BUY NOW) to watch Decision Day.

The top six teams make the USL League One playoffs, with the top two seeds earning a first-round bye.

RELATED: USL League One Announces 2021 Playoff Structure

Union Omaha has already clinched the regular-season championship, while Chattanooga Red Wolves SC and defending league champions Greenville Triumph SC have wrapped up playoff spots.

While the playoff scenario for FC Tucson is fairly straightforward, there is a possibility that the club could host a first-round playoff game.

The games of interest for FC Tucson are Friday when New England Revolution II travels to play fellow Major League Soccer reserve club Toronto II (watch on ESPN+ at 1 p.m., BMO Training Ground) and Saturday, with North Texas SC hosting Union Omaha (watch on ESPN+ at 6:30 p.m., Choctaw Stadium).

If FC Tucson wins Saturday and:

• North Texas loses and New England ties, FC Tucson would finish with 40 points and leapfrog Richmond (40 points), North Texas (39) and New England (38) and earn the fourth seed. FC Tucson would host a home game against Richmond again the first weekend of November.
• North Texas loses and New England loses, FC Tucson would finish with 40 points and would be the fourth seed ahead of North Texas (39) and finish above Toronto II (38) to earn the fourth seed. FC Tucson would host North Texas.
• North Texas or New England wins, and the other loses, the winning team would take the fourth seed and FC Tucson would be the fifth seed and Richmond the sixth. FC Tucson would travel to play at the fourth seed in the first round.
• North Texas and New England both win, FC Tucson would get in as the sixth seed, behind fourth-seeded North Texas and fifth-seeded New England. FC Tucson would travel to play at the third seed (Greenville or Chattanooga) in the first round.
• If North Texas ties and New England loses, North Texas, Richmond and Tucson would all finish with 40 points. North Texas would be the sixth seed by virtue of fewest wins among the three (10). FC Tucson would get the fourth seed on a tiebreaker with Richmond, which would be the fifth seed.
• North Texas ties and New England wins, all four would end up with 40 points. North Texas would be eliminated by virtue of lowest number of wins (10), New England would get the fourth seed on wins (12), FC Tucson would get the fifth seed via tiebreaker with Richmond, which would be sixth. FC Tucson would travel to play at New England II in the first round.

EDITOR’S NOTE: By virtue of Toronto II’s 1-0 win over New England II Friday, the latter has been eliminated from the playoffs. FC Tucson can still clinch a home game with a win and a North Texas loss.

If FC Tucson and North Texas both win, FC Tucson would qualify for the playoffs and play in the first round on the road against an opponent to be determined.

An FC Tucson win would mean it and Richmond both finish with 40 points. Both teams would have 11 wins (first tiebreaker). Richmond currently has a +1 and FC Tucson a 0 as goal differential (second tiebreaker). By virtue of an FC Tucson win, it would move to at least +1 and Richmond would drop to at least 0.

FC Tucson’s final home game is Fan Appreciation Night, with live Mariachi music, candy giveaways and more. Tickets are still available (BUY NOW) to watch Decision Day.

FC Tucson midfielder Charlie Dennis has been named to the USL League One Team of the Week presented by Cleer Audio for Week 29 of the 2021 regular season. 

Dennis had a goal and an assist in Saturday's 2-2 draw at Forward Madison.

Forward Kevin Rodriguez was brought down in the box by Forward Madison defender Eric Leonard in the 15th minute. Dennis stepped up to the spot and converted the penalty putting FC Tucson in the lead. 

Less than ten minutes later, Dennis sent a a quick through ball to Rodriguez. Rodriguez beat two defenders in the box to score Tucson's second goal. 

FC Tucson midfielder Charlie Dennis has been named to the USL League One Team of the Week presented by Cleer Audio for Week 29 of the 2021 regular season. 

Dennis had a goal and an assist in Saturday’s 2-2 draw at Forward Madison.

Forward Kevin Rodriguez was brought down in the box by Forward Madison defender Eric Leonard in the 15th minute. Dennis stepped up to the spot and converted the penalty putting FC Tucson in the lead. 

Less than ten minutes later, Dennis sent a a quick through ball to Rodriguez. Rodriguez beat two defenders in the box to score Tucson’s second goal. 

Dennis continued his good run of form during the night with three shots, three key passes, and completing 25 of 39 passes. 

FC Tucson is 10-10-7 and is seventh in USL League One. The club returns home for its final game of the regular season Saturday. A win for FC Tucson would clinch a playoff spot. 

Saturday's game against Richmond Kickers kicks off at 7 p.m. (BUY TICKETS) 

Dennis continued his good run of form during the night with three shots, three key passes, and completing 25 of 39 passes. 

FC Tucson is 10-10-7 and is seventh in USL League One. The club returns home for its final game of the regular season Saturday. A win for FC Tucson would clinch a playoff spot. 

Saturday’s game against Richmond Kickers kicks off at 7 p.m. (BUY TICKETS) 

MADISON, Wisc. — The good news is Kevin Rodriguez scored his third goal in two games and Charlie Dennis converted a penalty kick in the first half Saturday night.

The bad news is Forward Madison scored twice in the second half, including in extra time, to force a 2-2 tie.

The good news is FC Tucson still controls its destiny when it comes to the USL League One playoffs. Win next weekend at home against the Richmond Kickers and the team is in the postseason for the first time since 2018.

"If someone would have said to me on July 2, we could win our last game and be in the playoffs, I would have taken it hands down," said FC Tucson coach Jon Pearlman. "We're looking forward to the opportunity to play in front of our home fans with everything at stake."

RELATED: USL League One Standings

FC Tucson is 10-10-7 (37 points) and sits seventh, below the playoff cutline and behind sixth-place New England II (11-12-4, 37 points) on tiebreaker. The top six teams make the playoffs. Richmond is fourth at 11-9-7 (40 points), ahead of North Texas (10-8-9, 39 points).

An FC Tucson win next week would level it with Richmond on points and wins (first tiebreaker), and Tucson would hold the edge on gola differential (second tiebreaker). That would put FC Tucson in the playoffs regardless of what New England II or North Texas do in their games.

Going to Madison, a tough place to play on the road, FC Tucson had a chance to solidify its standing with a win Saturday night.

MATCH CENTER: FC Tucson vs Forward Madison

Dennis put FC Tucson ahead in the 16th minute with his team-leading ninth goal of the season, slotting home one from the penalty spot.

MADISON, Wisc. — The good news is Kevin Rodriguez scored his third goal in two games and Charlie Dennis converted a penalty kick in the first half Saturday night.

The bad news is Forward Madison scored twice in the second half, including in extra time, to force a 2-2 tie.

The good news is FC Tucson still controls its destiny when it comes to the USL League One playoffs. Win next weekend at home against the Richmond Kickers and the team is in the postseason for the first time since 2018.

“If someone would have said to me on July 2, we could win our last game and be in the playoffs, I would have taken it hands down,” said FC Tucson coach Jon Pearlman. “We’re looking forward to the opportunity to play in front of our home fans with everything at stake.”

RELATED: USL League One Standings

FC Tucson is 10-10-7 (37 points) and sits seventh, below the playoff cutline and behind sixth-place New England II (11-12-4, 37 points) on tiebreaker. The top six teams make the playoffs. Richmond is fourth at 11-9-7 (40 points), ahead of North Texas (10-8-9, 39 points).

An FC Tucson win next week would level it with Richmond on points and wins (first tiebreaker), and Tucson would hold the edge on gola differential (second tiebreaker). That would put FC Tucson in the playoffs regardless of what New England II or North Texas do in their games.

Going to Madison, a tough place to play on the road, FC Tucson had a chance to solidify its standing with a win Saturday night.

MATCH CENTER: FC Tucson vs Forward Madison

Dennis put FC Tucson ahead in the 16th minute with his team-leading ninth goal of the season, slotting home one from the penalty spot.

Rodriguez doubled the lead six minutes later, taking a midfield pass from Dennis and out-running the defender.

Rodriguez doubled the lead six minutes later, taking a midfield pass from Dennis and out-running the defender.

Forward Madison got one back five minutes into the second half and then forced the draw with a goal on a scramble in front of the net in the 93rd minute.

Even with the tie, Forward Madison (7-8-12, 33 points) was eliminated from playoff contention.

Forward Madison got one back five minutes into the second half and then forced the draw with a goal on a scramble in front of the net in the 93rd minute.

Even with the tie, Forward Madison (7-8-12, 33 points) was eliminated from playoff contention.

After three straight home games, FC Tucson heads back out on the road to face Forward Madison FC in Wisconsin on Saturday. 

A great 3-1 win against South Georgia Tormenta FC on October 16 pushes FC Tucson (10-10-6) into sixth, just above the playoff cut line. The club is even on points with seventh-place North Texas SC and holds the first tiebreaker by virtue of more wins (10-9)

FC Tucson only trails fifth-place New England Revolution II by one. 

This is the second time this season that the two clubs have faced each other. They tied 1-1 on May 8 in the first game of the season for Madison and second for Tucson. 

Deri Corfe scored for Tucson in the 51st minute of that match.

MATCH CENTER: FC Tucson vs Forward Madison

The USL League One matchup will kickoff at 5 p.m. and stream live on ESPN+ (WATCH HERE). FC Tucson and American Eats Co. are hosting a watch party for fans on Saturday evening.

DIRECTIONS

Charlie Dennis (eight goals), Shak Adams (seven goals) and Corfe (six goals) have powered the FC Tucson offense, while Wallis Lapsley is second in the league with 72 saves.

Forward Madison FC (7-8-11) sits ninth in USL League One with 32 points. 

The game will be Forward Madison’s first home game in five games after traveling to New England and Richmond twice, and Omaha once. Madison lost the first four of those matches before keeping its slim playoff hopes alive with a 2-1 win Wednesday over league-leading Omaha.

Josh Keegan leads Madison with six goals, while Derek Gebhard and Ryan Sierakowski have five apiece. Keegan also has a team-high four goals.

The defense is led by Connor Tobin, who has a team-high 138 clearances and 16 blocks.

After traveling to Wisconsin, Tucson returns home to host Richmond Kickers on Saturday, Oct. 30. This is the club’s final USL League One regular season game for 2021 (BUY TICKETS). 

FC Tucson midfielder, Charlie Dennis, and forward, Kevin Rodriguez, have been named to the USL League One Team of the Week presented by Cleer Audio for Week 28 of the 2021 regular season. 

Kevin Rodriguez bagged a brace and the game winner on Saturday against South Georgia Tormenta FC. Dennis capped a 3-1 victory by scoring a spectacular free kick from outside the box. 

RELATED: FC Tucson Gets Back to Winning Ways

FC Tucson midfielder, Charlie Dennis, and forward, Kevin Rodriguez, have been named to the USL League One Team of the Week presented by Cleer Audio for Week 28 of the 2021 regular season. 

Kevin Rodriguez bagged a brace and the game winner on Saturday against South Georgia Tormenta FC. Dennis capped a 3-1 victory by scoring a spectacular free kick from outside the box. 

RELATED: FC Tucson Gets Back to Winning Ways

A long shot from Noah Franke bounced off the Tormenta keeper, the rebound went right into the path of Rodriguez for an easy finish in the 17 minute. 

Rodriguez scored the game winner in the 67 minute after converting a cross from Shak Adams. A clever touch was able to push him past the defender and fire the shot into the goal. 

Rodriguez had three shots, one key pass, and completed 18 of 20 passes during the night. 

A long shot from Noah Franke bounced off the Tormenta keeper, the rebound went right into the path of Rodriguez for an easy finish in the 17 minute. 

Rodriguez scored the game winner in the 67 minute after converting a cross from Shak Adams. A clever touch was able to push him past the defender and fire the shot into the goal. 

Rodriguez had three shots, one key pass, and completed 18 of 20 passes during the night. 

In the 82 minute, Charlie Dennis won a free kick on the right wing just outside the box. Dennis stepped up to take the free kick, sending the ball into the top left corner of the net. 

Dennis had a solid performance on Saturday with two shots, two key passes, and completing 23 of 26 passes. 

In the 82 minute, Charlie Dennis won a free kick on the right wing just outside the box. Dennis stepped up to take the free kick, sending the ball into the top left corner of the net. 

Dennis had a solid performance on Saturday with two shots, two key passes, and completing 23 of 26 passes. 

FC Tucson is 10-10-6 and is sixth in USL League One. The club has two games remaining including the last game of the regular season at home. 

FC Tucson travels to Madison this Saturday continuing its push for the playoffs against Forward Madison FC. Kickoff is at 5 p.m. 

FC Tucson is 10-10-6 and is sixth in USL League One. The club has two games remaining including the last game of the regular season at home. 

FC Tucson travels to Madison this Saturday continuing its push for the playoffs against Forward Madison FC. Kickoff is at 5 p.m.