FC Buffalo’s first women’s season ended in the East Conference playoff final, the No. 1 seed Blitzers dropping a 2-0 decision to Connecticut Fusion at Buffalo State College’s Coyer Field on Sunday. Coach Nikki Bartholomew’s much-changed side fought through injuries and absences but were unable to find the back of the net against an experienced...Read More

The win sends No. 1 seed FCB to the East Conference Final against No. 3 seed Connecticut Fusion at 2pm Sunday at Buff State.Read More

FC Buffalo began its 2021 National Independent Soccer Association Independent Cup run with a 3-1 loss to Detroit City at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck, Michigan, on Wednesday. The short-handed Wolves trailed 2-0 at halftime but fired out of the gates with a second-half that caught DCFC off guard, Habib Famuditimi and Hunter Walsh teaming up...Read More

FC Buffalo is proud to announce that our 2021 East Conference first-place women’s side will host the United Women’s Soccer conference playoffs on Friday, July 16, and Sunday, July 18. FCB hosts the No. 4 seed Lancaster Inferno at 7:30pm ET Friday at Buffalo State College’s Coyer Field after the first semifinal, a 5pm meeting...Read More

FC Buffalo joins NISA's Independent Cup for the second season beginning Wednesday with a visit to pro side Detroit City at Keyworth Stadium.Read More

Ali Shawish scored a stunning winner off the bench to provide FC Buffalo a 2-1 comeback win over the visiting Rochester at Robert Rich Sr. All-High Stadium.Read More