Columbus Crew
- Location: Columbus, Ohio
- Stadium: Lower.com Field
- Coach: Caleb Porter
- MLS Titles: 2
Current Squad / Roster
- E. Room
- E. Bush
- B. Scott
- Patrick Schulte
- J. Mensah
- S. Moreira
- M. Degenek
- J. Williams
- J. Anibaba
- M. Farsi
- J. Morris
- P. Quinton
- D. Nagbe
- L. Zelarayán
- L. Díaz
- P. Kitchen
- A. Morris
- J. Igbekeme
- L. Fraser
- M. Hairston
- S. Zawadzki
- I. Angking
- Artur
- I. Parente
- D. Etienne
- Cucho
- K. Molino
- Y. Yeboah
- Russell-Rowe
- E. Hurtado
- N. Fuson
- W. Sands
- Pedro Santos
Team History
The Columbus Crew, formerly Columbus Crew FC, were one of the original 10 teams to be in the league as it started in 1996. They are currently tied for third in the MLS standings with two MLS Cup Championships in 2008 and 2020. They have an overall record of 335-315-171 heading into the 2022 MLS season while averaging 1.40 goals per game. Columbus Crew betting is definitely profitable overall. As of this writing, they are fifth in the MLS Eastern Conference standings with an 8-9-6 record.
Columbus Crew Records
Championships won
Historical events
Colorado Rapids betting played its first-ever match in 1996 and Marcelo Balboa is credited with scoring the first goal in club history. Balboa, one of the club’s all-time best players, had one of the most memorable moments in franchise history in 2000 when he scored a beautiful bicycle kick goal and earned MLS Goal of the Year. The club and its image has evolved considerably over the years with two complete rebrandings. It once had green as its primary uniform color, but now wears burgundy and blue for all MLS betting stats matches.Championship won by the team
Colorado Rapids won its first and only MLS Cup in 2010. The club had a mediocre regular season that year, finishing seventh overall with a 12-8-10 record, but defeated Columbus and San Jose en route to reaching the final. It scored a 2-1 victory over FC Dallas in extra time, on an own goal credited to George John, to win the MLS odds that year. Despite reaching the semifinals of the US Open Cup during its inaugural season in 1996, Colorado Rapids stats has yet to win the annual competition. It finished as runners up in 1999, losing 2-0 to the Rochester Rhinos, which are the only non-MLS team to ever win the MLS Cup.What are the Columbus Crew 2022-23 Transfers?
The Columbus Crew have had a lot of transfer going both ways this season as forward Cucho Hernandez (undisclosed), midfielder James Igbekeme (loan), defender Milos Degenek (free), defender William Sands (allocation), midfielder Jake Morris (allocation), midfielder Sean Zawadzzki (free), and forward Yaw Yeboah (allocation) all are on the club this season. However, there are five players that are out on transfer and they are: midfielder Alexandru Matan to Rapid Bucuresti, forward Miguel Berry to D.C. United, forward Gyasi Zardes to the Colorado Rapids, midfielder Sebastian Berhalter to the Vancouver Whitecaps, and defender Aboubacar Keita to the Colorado Rapids. All in all, the MLS betting stats should favor these moves as it seems to be a net positive.
Who are the Columbus Crew Best Coaches?
The winningest coach in Columbus Crew history was Tom Fitzgerald as he went 70-67-7 from 1996-2001, he also made four MLS Cup Playoffs and was 9-8-0 in those as well as being 7-3 in the U.S. Open Cup with the team. Another significant coach was Sigi Schmid who was 34-33-25 in the MLS regular season and made the MLS Cup Playoffs won and was 3-0-1 with the 2008 MLS Cup Champion won as well as the 2008 MLS Coach of the
