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Garret breaks down Detroit City FC’s 2-0 win in Rhode Island on Saturday night. Le Rouge’s first win in USL Championship league play since April 20th.

The defensive issues for Detroit City FC’s men’s side came to play again in Saturday’s match at Orange County SC. Garret breaks it down in this recap and more.

The match between Detroit City and Louisville City on Wednesday night proved to be quite painful. In this video, Garret breaks down the reasons behind the tough loss and discusses what's next for both the men's and women's teams.

Garret discusses Detroit City FC's elimination from the 2024 US Open Cup after their defeat at Indy Eleven. He also explores what’s up next for both the men's and women's teams of Detroit City.

As Detroit City FC continues to make headlines announcing their plans to build a soccer-specific stadium in Southwest Detroit, Garret talks with DCFC co-owner Alex Wright on these next big steps for the Club.

In this EMERGENCY PODCAST, the crew gathers in the tunnel's of Keyworth to discuss the huge announcement that Alan is starring in another beer commercial. Oh yeah, and Detroit City FC is moving to Corktown.

Mike Valenti's, clownish, bad-faith takes, included his views on Detroit City FC are completely insulated by a call screener and dump button.

In this episode special episode of the Detroit City Sports Cast, we've got another "Make City Make Spence" with Sean Spence recapping a massive two weeks in Detroit City FC history. This week we discuss DCFC beating the Houston Dynamo, taking down another MLS side, the Detroit City women beating Flint City AFC, and finally the huge Thursday announcement of Le Rouge acquiring land in Corktown to build a soccer-specific stadium.

This week the crew gathered in the tunnel to recap the tired legs that prevailed in Saturday’s 1-1 draw to Phoenix while flipping more birds to Houston. Also this week, the women's side made their season debut with Flint City AFC suffering the wrath of DCFC's Lilly Jeakle.

Detroit City announced its plans this afternoon to build a soccer-specific stadium at the site of the old Southwest Detroit Hospital on Michigan Ave. and 20th Street. A site that is now owned by the club with a goal to be complete by the start of the 2027 season. Garret breaks down the news from both the club’s presser along with the article written by Crain’s Detroit.