About Chicago MCFC
Chicago MCFC is an official branch of the Manchester City Supporters Club and, as such, our members can request tickets to home and away matches – perfect if you’ll be visiting England! Seasonal membership is only $20 and half of this goes to supporting our chosen charity for the season. We will be posting more information about our charity work once the season is underway. Looking forward to a great season! CTWD!!
Our local headquarters to watch Home & Away matches is A.J. Hudson's Public House located at N. Ashland and W. Grace in Chicago's North Center neighborhood.
To register as a branch member for the 2017/18 season please click here to access the registration form. We will email you with a PayPal link to pay after you have registered.
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Match Schedule
NEXT MATCH
City will face Napoli at Stadio San Paolo in their next Champions League matchup November 1.
The Clarets sit at 7th place in the table as they enter the Etihad this Saturday.
Saturday Oct 21, 2017 09:00:00 AM
Etihad Stadium, Manchester, England
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Points Table
PREMIER LEAGUE
City, City, top of the league...
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1Manchester City FCp22
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2Manchester United FCp20
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3Tottenham Hotspur FCp17
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4Watford FCp15
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5Chelsea FCp13
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6Arsenal FCp13
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7Burnley FCp13
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8Liverpool FCp13
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9Newcastle United FCp11
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10West Bromwich Albion FCp10
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11Southampton FCp9
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12Huddersfield Townp9
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13Swansea City FCp8
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14Brighton & Hove Albionp8
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15West Ham United FCp8
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16Everton FCp8
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17Stoke City FCp8
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18Leicester City FCp6
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19AFC Bournemouthp4
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20Crystal Palace FCp3
Latest Video
It should have been EIGHT!
City v. Stoke Highlights October 14
City v. Stoke Highlights October 14
#CTWD
Chicago Cityzens and visitors. Football is better with friends.
Club History
City gained their first honors by winning the Second Division in 1899 and with it came a promotion to the highest level in English football, the First Division. In the 1930s, Manchester City reached two consecutive FA Cup finals, losing to Everton in 1933, before claiming the Cup by beating Portsmouth in 1934.
In the 1967–68 season, City claimed the League Championship for the second time, clinching the title on the final day of the season with a 4–3 win at Newcastle United and beating their close neighbors Manchester United into second place. More coming soon…
Chicago MCFC 2017/18 Board Members
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Joe Davis
Web & Merchandise Manager
Since moving to Chicago, I've been called 'City Joe'. I kinda like it.
When I moved to Chicago, it wasn’t long before I found a home with folks who love Manchester City as much as I do. Best of all, my new Chicago City family made my dream to watch a match at the Etihad come true.
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Matt Weller
Community/Charity Coordinator
Heartthrob. Lush. Likes dogs, jogging and long walks on the beach.
Kentucky boy born and raised, I moved to the big city in my 20s. Becoming a City supporter was an easy transition for me. I'm from the bluegrass state, where Blue Moon of Kentucky is the state song and blue is the official color of the Kentucky Wildcats. I've been bleeding blue all my life and no dramatic wardrobe changes were necessary.
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City was this underdog team that hadn’t won anything in years and was overshadowed by another team in the same city. I was like, “They sound like the Chicago Cubs..."
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I’m a lifelong City supporter and I relocated to Chicago in 2008 for my job. In the last few years the general interest in Premier League football has exploded in the US and all matches are now shown on TV – which means no more dodgy internet streams, hoorah! It also means that we’re adding new supporters and our group in Chicago is growing each season. I still have to pinch myself when I see someone I don’t know walking round the local supermarket here wearing a City shirt!
