Still in control of their playoff destiny, Charlotte FC take on Toronto FC and Chicago Fire in a double match week, starting on Wednesday, October 4th. The Crown are after all six points to fight for one of the last two playoff spots in the east.
Welcome back to Crown weekly presented By Ally where we bring you weekly Updates on everything that's happening At Charlotte FC Charlotte returns home Following a late loss against a New England Revolution Noel Buck opened up the scoring for the Home side and has a mattress inching Closer to ending it looked like Charlotte weren't going to find an Equalizer however Carol sodairski Answered the call in the 84th minute But only for Charlotte to concede a Minute after to drop a valuable point Away from home the crown finds himself In a familiar position as last season Needing to beat Toronto FC and the Chicago Fire their upcoming opponents This week Their playoff hopes Alive Charlotte Would need to take advantage of being at Home on Wednesday as it is the second to Last time they'll have that edge for the Remainder of the regular season Toronto have yet to win a match away From home so this will be one of Charlotte's best chances to earn three Points Following that the team will travel to Chicago where they had one of the most Memorable matches of the inaugural Season they came back from being two nil Down and Chaos radarski scored the Game-winner in the 96th minute to
Continue Charlotte's playoff push in Dramatic fashion Shut up There will be another high stakes match Where the club will look to replicate Last year's result it's not just earned Three points for themselves but also Deny a direct playoff competitor points For now all focus is on Toronto at home So make sure to come out and support the Team at Bank of America Stadium or tune In using MLS season pass
Things to Do in Charlotte, North Carolina
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A city that’s consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in America, Charlotte is full of cool things to do, hip neighborhoods and beautiful new homes. It’s also a competitively priced metro that compares favorably with other East Coast cities for apartment rents and home prices.
Residents can stay active with an abundance of outdoor activities. From biking and jogging along greenways to whitewater rafting in the Catawba River, Charlotte offers a range of opportunities to explore nature. In addition, you can get your culture fix by visiting the Levine Museum of the New South, which explores post–Civil War history. Or, head to the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden for Holidays at the Garden featuring more than a million lights.
Music lovers will love the city’s many venues, including The Tremont Music Hall that lets fans enjoy up-close and personal performances by major touring acts. And those seeking a high-culture fix can visit the Knight Theater at Levine Center for the Arts, where you can catch a performance by the Charlotte Symphony or the North Carolina Dance Theatre.
When you’re ready for some retail therapy, head to the massive SouthPark Mall. Located in the center of town, this luxury shopping destination has 1.8 million square feet of space with Nordstrom’s and Macy’s among its distinguished stores. You can also check out the city’s modern city center (Uptown) that features popular museums like the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art and Discovery Place, as well as 7th Street Public Market and some of Charlotte’s top restaurants.