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TULSA – In a test of endurance, speed, and who has an iron stomach, FC Tulsa competed Wednesday in The Bodhi’s Bowl Canada Day poutine eating competition at Mother Road Market.

In teams of four, FC Tulsa competed to eat eight servings of fries, cheese curds and gravy as fast as possible. The competition featured FC Tulsa alongside community partners 83 United, the FC Tulsa supporters group, and Tulsa Lunatics, Tulsa Rugby Club, Tulsa Gaelic Athletic Club, Tulsa Rumblers, Tulsa Buffaloes and Mother Road Market.

In the first public event held by Mother Road Market since the COVID-19 pandemic began, FC Tulsa’s four person squad finished third behind Tulsa Rumblers and then Tulsa Lunatics, who took home the trophy.

"This was a great event at Mother Road Market," said Head of Operations and Fan Engagement Wayne Farmer. "It's awesome to see all our community partners come out and take part in the poutine eating competition, and I'm proud of our FC Tulsa team for the way they competed." 

With the restart of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, be sure to get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets today. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field. It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – In a test of endurance, speed, and who has an iron stomach, FC Tulsa competed Wednesday in The Bodhi’s Bowl Canada Day poutine eating competition at Mother Road Market.

In teams of four, FC Tulsa competed to eat eight servings of fries, cheese curds and gravy as fast as possible. The competition featured FC Tulsa alongside community partners 83 United, the FC Tulsa supporters group, and Tulsa Lunatics, Tulsa Rugby Club, Tulsa Gaelic Athletic Club, Tulsa Rumblers, Tulsa Buffaloes and Mother Road Market.

In the first public event held by Mother Road Market since the COVID-19 pandemic began, FC Tulsa’s four person squad finished third behind Tulsa Rumblers and then Tulsa Lunatics, who took home the trophy.

“This was a great event at Mother Road Market,” said Head of Operations and Fan Engagement Wayne Farmer. “It’s awesome to see all our community partners come out and take part in the poutine eating competition, and I’m proud of our FC Tulsa team for the way they competed.” 

With the restart of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, be sure to get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets today. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field. It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – With FC Tulsa being placed into Group D for the return to play in 2020, matchups await against rivals OKC Energy FC and three Texas USL Championship clubs. FC Tulsa will play three matches each against its Group D foes, and here’s a breakdown of what to look for in each opponent:

OKC Energy FC

2020 Results: Loss 1-2 vs Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC
Travel Distance: 106 miles

Coach Nsien’s thoughts:
“They kept key pieces to their team, and the additions of [Joseph] Amico and [Zachary] Hayden will make them one of the more difficult teams to break down once they get their defensive rhythm. [Charlie] Ward, [Arun] Basuljevic, and others create a midfield capable of playing through most situations. They have options up front with [Frank] Lopez and [Jaime] Chavez, which gives them the ability to play direct if needed or to hold up the ball and connect with the midfield.”

Austin Bold FC

2020 Results: Win 1-0 vs New Mexico United FC
Travel Distance: 466 miles

Coach Nsien’s thoughts:
“They kept their roster fairly intact. Austin [Bold FC] has lots of experience all over the field, and they look to be very dynamic from the wide areas. They added [Ismaila] Jome to the left side to complement [Sean] McFarlane on the right. Kléber and [André] Lima, with good service, always will know where the goal is. After a playoff appearance last year, they will be looking to want more.”

San Antonio FC

2020 Results: W 1-0 vs Real Monarchs SLC
Travel Distance: 520 miles

Coach Nsien’s thoughts:
“They are a well-balanced team. They have a key player in [Cristian] Parano that’s very young. He’s supported by a backline in their prime and midfielders with heavy USL and international experience. Their forward line boasts players with the highest levels of experience in South America, and we’ll be aware of the game changing pace of Preston Tabort Etaka.”

Rio Grande Valley FC

2020 Results: L 5-1 vs LA Galaxy II
Travel Distance: 755 miles

Coach Nsien’s thoughts:
“You cannot be fooled by the date of birth of some of these players, RGV has no fear in putting young players on the field. Some of these players have now been around for a few years in the league. RGV’s style of possession paired with youthful exuberance can make for a difficult game. When you play them, you have to be committed for 90 minutes.”

TULSA – With FC Tulsa being placed into Group D for the return to play in 2020, matchups await against rivals OKC Energy FC and three Texas USL Championship clubs. FC Tulsa will play three matches each against its Group D foes, and here’s a breakdown of what to look for in each opponent:

OKC Energy FC

2020 Results: Loss 1-2 vs Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC
Travel Distance: 106 miles

Coach Nsien’s thoughts:
“They kept key pieces to their team, and the additions of [Joseph] Amico and [Zachary] Hayden will make them one of the more difficult teams to break down once they get their defensive rhythm. [Charlie] Ward, [Arun] Basuljevic, and others create a midfield capable of playing through most situations. They have options up front with [Frank] Lopez and [Jaime] Chavez, which gives them the ability to play direct if needed or to hold up the ball and connect with the midfield.”

Austin Bold FC

2020 Results: Win 1-0 vs New Mexico United FC
Travel Distance: 466 miles

Coach Nsien’s thoughts:
“They kept their roster fairly intact. Austin [Bold FC] has lots of experience all over the field, and they look to be very dynamic from the wide areas. They added [Ismaila] Jome to the left side to complement [Sean] McFarlane on the right. Kléber and [André] Lima, with good service, always will know where the goal is. After a playoff appearance last year, they will be looking to want more.”

San Antonio FC

2020 Results: W 1-0 vs Real Monarchs SLC
Travel Distance: 520 miles

Coach Nsien’s thoughts:
“They are a well-balanced team. They have a key player in [Cristian] Parano that’s very young. He’s supported by a backline in their prime and midfielders with heavy USL and international experience. Their forward line boasts players with the highest levels of experience in South America, and we’ll be aware of the game changing pace of Preston Tabort Etaka.”

Rio Grande Valley FC

2020 Results: L 5-1 vs LA Galaxy II
Travel Distance: 755 miles

Coach Nsien’s thoughts:
“You cannot be fooled by the date of birth of some of these players, RGV has no fear in putting young players on the field. Some of these players have now been around for a few years in the league. RGV’s style of possession paired with youthful exuberance can make for a difficult game. When you play them, you have to be committed for 90 minutes.”

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With the restart of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, be sure to get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets today. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field. It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

With the restart of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, be sure to get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets today. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field. It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – FC Tulsa’s group for the 2020 USL Championship season return to play is set. Tulsa will play in Group D, alongside San Antonio FC, Rio Grande Valley FC Toros, Austin Bold FC, and OKC Energy FC.

The five-team group means that FC Tulsa will play three matches against each of its four opponents during the 16-match season. The schedule and matchup locations, as well as its other three remaining opponents are yet to be determined. For more information on the 2020 season restart, check out our return to play page.

Be there for all the action at ONEOK field this season and get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field.

It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – FC Tulsa’s group for the 2020 USL Championship season return to play is set. Tulsa will play in Group D, alongside San Antonio FC, Rio Grande Valley FC Toros, Austin Bold FC, and OKC Energy FC.

The five-team group means that FC Tulsa will play three matches against each of its four opponents during the 16-match season. The schedule and matchup locations, as well as its other three remaining opponents are yet to be determined. For more information on the 2020 season restart, check out our return to play page.

Be there for all the action at ONEOK field this season and get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field.

It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – With the 2020 USL Championship season set to resume in just under three weeks, today the league announced the season format for the resumption of play. FC Tulsa and the rest of the USL Championship clubs will be divided into eight groups of four or five teams to complete a 16-match season.

The regular season will end the weekend of October 2-4, with the playoffs following after that. A reminder that all matches that clubs have already played in 2020 will count towards the table, so FC Tulsa is beginning with one point from its draw versus Sacramento Republic in the season opener. Click here to read more about the 2020 Regular Season format. Here’s how the 2020 USL Championship playoffs will look:

The top two teams in each of the eight groups will advance to the playoffs. Similar to the World Cup format, the winner of Group A will play the runner up of Group B, and vice versa throughout the groups. The group winners will host the runners up in the first round, and in the following rounds the home field advantage will be determined by regular season record.

The new playoff structure will mean 16 total teams make the playoffs, a format similar to the way USL Championship playoffs worked in the 2018 season. Last year, the league expanded the playoffs to 20 total teams, 10 from each conference, for the first time. The 2020 format now reverts to the 2018 version, with a 16-team single-elimination bracket.

With the restart of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, be sure to get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets today. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field. It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – With the 2020 USL Championship season set to resume in just under three weeks, today the league announced the season format for the resumption of play. FC Tulsa and the rest of the USL Championship clubs will be divided into eight groups of four or five teams to complete a 16-match season.

The regular season will end the weekend of October 2-4, with the playoffs following after that. A reminder that all matches that clubs have already played in 2020 will count towards the table, so FC Tulsa is beginning with one point from its draw versus Sacramento Republic in the season opener. Click here to read more about the 2020 Regular Season format. Here’s how the 2020 USL Championship playoffs will look:

The top two teams in each of the eight groups will advance to the playoffs. Similar to the World Cup format, the winner of Group A will play the runner up of Group B, and vice versa throughout the groups. The group winners will host the runners up in the first round, and in the following rounds the home field advantage will be determined by regular season record.

The new playoff structure will mean 16 total teams make the playoffs, a format similar to the way USL Championship playoffs worked in the 2018 season. Last year, the league expanded the playoffs to 20 total teams, 10 from each conference, for the first time. The 2020 format now reverts to the 2018 version, with a 16-team single-elimination bracket.

With the restart of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, be sure to get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets today. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field. It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – The return of FC Tulsa matches is almost here, and today the USL Championship announced a full competition structure for the restart of the 2020 season. The regular season will be played over 13 weeks, concluding the weekend of October 2-4. While a full schedule has not yet been announced, here’s how the season will look:

• The 35 USL Championship clubs will be divided into 8 groups of either 4 or 5 teams. The groups have been crafted to be as regional as possible to reduce travel, and each club will play multiple matches against teams in their group. There will be five groups of four teams and three groups of five teams.
   
• Each team will play a total of 16 matches, with matches played and points earned before the suspension of the season in March counting towards those 16. This means that FC Tulsa will play 15 matches from July 11 through the end of the season, and the club will begin play with the one point it earned in the season opener at Sacramento Republic FC.
   
• Each team’s schedule will be made up of 12 matches from within its own group, with the remaining four matches to be played against teams that fall within a similar geographic region.
   
• Through this, each team placed in a four-team group will play its three fellow group members four times, while each team placed in a five-team group will play its four fellow group members three times.
   
• The season restart will feature eight home and eight away matches on the schedule. However, due to the dynamic nature and unique situations of each USL Championship club, that is subject to change if a club has difficulties with venue availability due to the Impact of COVID-19 in their community. The Board of Governors has approved for each team to play eight home and eight away matches, but some clubs may play more home matches than road matches, while others may play more on the road.
   
• As mentioned above, all matches that have been already played in 2020 will count towards the 2020 table. FC Tulsa earned a point in its season-opening draw against Sacramento.

With the restart of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, be sure to get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets today. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field. It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – The return of FC Tulsa matches is almost here, and today the USL Championship announced a full competition structure for the restart of the 2020 season. The regular season will be played over 13 weeks, concluding the weekend of October 2-4. While a full schedule has not yet been announced, here’s how the season will look:

• The 35 USL Championship clubs will be divided into 8 groups of either 4 or 5 teams. The groups have been crafted to be as regional as possible to reduce travel, and each club will play multiple matches against teams in their group. There will be five groups of four teams and three groups of five teams.
   
• Each team will play a total of 16 matches, with matches played and points earned before the suspension of the season in March counting towards those 16. This means that FC Tulsa will play 15 matches from July 11 through the end of the season, and the club will begin play with the one point it earned in the season opener at Sacramento Republic FC.
   
• Each team’s schedule will be made up of 12 matches from within its own group, with the remaining four matches to be played against teams that fall within a similar geographic region.
   
• Through this, each team placed in a four-team group will play its three fellow group members four times, while each team placed in a five-team group will play its four fellow group members three times.
   
• The season restart will feature eight home and eight away matches on the schedule. However, due to the dynamic nature and unique situations of each USL Championship club, that is subject to change if a club has difficulties with venue availability due to the Impact of COVID-19 in their community. The Board of Governors has approved for each team to play eight home and eight away matches, but some clubs may play more home matches than road matches, while others may play more on the road.
   
• As mentioned above, all matches that have been already played in 2020 will count towards the 2020 table. FC Tulsa earned a point in its season-opening draw against Sacramento.

With the restart of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, be sure to get your FC Tulsa Season Tickets today. By placing a deposit down today, you can lock in the best ticket prices in the USL Championship, and keep those prices for life at ONEOK field. It’s an offer you don’t want to miss out on, and it’s only available for a limited time. Click here to purchase yours today, call an FC Tulsa ticket representative at 918-297-6808, or email tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.

TULSA – The USL Championship today announced that the league will employ the 5-substitution rule approved by the International Football Association Board (IFAB), which governs global soccer rules, prior to the restart of the 2020 USL Championship season.

The Championship Board of Governors approved the temporary change, allowing clubs to make up to five substitutions during a match for the remainder of the 2020 season.

The major change, of course, means that clubs may now substitute five of the seven bench players selected for a match, but unlike in European leagues, such as the Premier League in England or the Bundesliga in Germany where this rule has been implemented, the number of players on the bench will remain at seven for a total of 18 in the matchday squad. This means that if a team uses its maximum allotment of five substitutions, 16 of a possible 18 players will take the pitch during the match.

“The USL Championship going from three to five substitutes will be a positive change all around,” said FC Tulsa head coach Michael Nsien. “Players will restart the season without the level of training they are accustomed to, due to the restrictions of the training moratorium. What’s important from this perspective is that we are able to keep everyone healthy. With multiple weeks of two-match cycles, the players are going into a demanding environment with limited recovery opportunities and will need to be managed properly.”

Another caveat to the rule change is that the number of opportunities to make a substitution remains at three. So, while teams may bring five different players off the bench during the match, they can only do so at three individual moments throughout the 90 minutes. Halftime subs do not count towards the three moments.

“Allowing three opportunities and halftime to make these changes also keeps the game flowing with limited interruption,” said Nsien. “I believe that fans will be able to see the quality of the games stay at a high pace and entertaining level because of fresh players available to come on. It also gives the chance for more players to get game experience in a very competitive environment.”

This means that in order to use all five substitutions, a coach would need to bring on multiple players at a time, or bring on two players at halftime and then make three substitutions during the match. Read below to see a breakdown of the rule change.

TULSA – The USL Championship today announced that the league will employ the 5-substitution rule approved by the International Football Association Board (IFAB), which governs global soccer rules, prior to the restart of the 2020 USL Championship season.

The Championship Board of Governors approved the temporary change, allowing clubs to make up to five substitutions during a match for the remainder of the 2020 season.

The major change, of course, means that clubs may now substitute five of the seven bench players selected for a match, but unlike in European leagues, such as the Premier League in England or the Bundesliga in Germany where this rule has been implemented, the number of players on the bench will remain at seven for a total of 18 in the matchday squad. This means that if a team uses its maximum allotment of five substitutions, 16 of a possible 18 players will take the pitch during the match.

“The USL Championship going from three to five substitutes will be a positive change all around,” said FC Tulsa head coach Michael Nsien. “Players will restart the season without the level of training they are accustomed to, due to the restrictions of the training moratorium. What’s important from this perspective is that we are able to keep everyone healthy. With multiple weeks of two-match cycles, the players are going into a demanding environment with limited recovery opportunities and will need to be managed properly.”

Another caveat to the rule change is that the number of opportunities to make a substitution remains at three. So, while teams may bring five different players off the bench during the match, they can only do so at three individual moments throughout the 90 minutes. Halftime subs do not count towards the three moments.

“Allowing three opportunities and halftime to make these changes also keeps the game flowing with limited interruption,” said Nsien. “I believe that fans will be able to see the quality of the games stay at a high pace and entertaining level because of fresh players available to come on. It also gives the chance for more players to get game experience in a very competitive environment.”

This means that in order to use all five substitutions, a coach would need to bring on multiple players at a time, or bring on two players at halftime and then make three substitutions during the match. Read below to see a breakdown of the rule change.

TAMPA, Fla. – The USL Championship Task Force, in conjunction with an affirmative vote by the league’s Board of Governors, announced today the current training moratorium will be lifted, effective Wednesday, June 24, paving the way for a return to full-squad training.

Clubs may not start contact training until June 24 and must have approval from local and state health authorities and USL HQ.

TAMPA, Fla. – The USL Championship Task Force, in conjunction with an affirmative vote by the league’s Board of Governors, announced today the current training moratorium will be lifted, effective Wednesday, June 24, paving the way for a return to full-squad training.

Clubs may not start contact training until June 24 and must have approval from local and state health authorities and USL HQ.

TULSA – At Friday evening’s “I, Too, Am America” Juneteenth celebration in downtown Tulsa, hosted by numerous community organizations, FC Tulsa and head coach Michael Nsien will present a custom “Juneteenth 19” jersey to be displayed in the Tulsa Juneteeth office.

Nsien, a Tulsa native in his second full season as FC Tulsa’s head coach, will be one of many featured on stage at the celebration, including Rev. Al Sharpton, who will deliver the keynote address, and a virtual appearance from Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Russell Westbrook.

“I’m extremely honored to participate in the celebration of Juneteenth,” said Nsien. “Juneteenth has typically been a moment for me to reflect and pay homage to all of those that sacrificed and endured so much. This year it’s been different. This year I have been challenged to think about my own contributions to the betterment of life for the future generations. I’m appreciative that I work with an organization that sees the relevance in supporting this celebration and initiative.”

Leaders of the event will be distributing masks and hand sanitizers to all who attend. The celebration begins at 11 a.m. CT with the presentations on stage in the Greenwood District beginning at 5 p.m.

TULSA – At Friday evening’s “I, Too, Am America” Juneteenth celebration in downtown Tulsa, hosted by numerous community organizations, FC Tulsa and head coach Michael Nsien will present a custom “Juneteenth 19” jersey to be displayed in the Tulsa Juneteeth office.

Nsien, a Tulsa native in his second full season as FC Tulsa’s head coach, will be one of many featured on stage at the celebration, including Rev. Al Sharpton, who will deliver the keynote address, and a virtual appearance from Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Russell Westbrook.

“I’m extremely honored to participate in the celebration of Juneteenth,” said Nsien. “Juneteenth has typically been a moment for me to reflect and pay homage to all of those that sacrificed and endured so much. This year it’s been different. This year I have been challenged to think about my own contributions to the betterment of life for the future generations. I’m appreciative that I work with an organization that sees the relevance in supporting this celebration and initiative.”

Leaders of the event will be distributing masks and hand sanitizers to all who attend. The celebration begins at 11 a.m. CT with the presentations on stage in the Greenwood District beginning at 5 p.m.

TAMPA, Fla. – The USL Championship and the USL Players Association announced today that they have reached a formal agreement on a return to play for the 2020 season. The two sides are now actively preparing for a July 11 restart to the 2020 Championship season and will resume negotiations on a historic first Collective Bargaining Agreement in the coming weeks.

TAMPA, Fla. – The USL Championship and the USL Players Association announced today that they have reached a formal agreement on a return to play for the 2020 season. The two sides are now actively preparing for a July 11 restart to the 2020 Championship season and will resume negotiations on a historic first Collective Bargaining Agreement in the coming weeks.

On July 1, FC Tulsa front office staff and players will compete in the ultimate competition of endurance and fortitude at Mother Road Market.

FC Tulsa will participate in the Bodhi’s Bowl 2nd Annual Canada Day Poutine Eating Competition, where teams of four will attempt to eat their way to victory in a relay race through a mountain of fries, cheese and gravy.

FC Tulsa is one of eight teams in the competition and will participate alongside FC Tulsa supporters group 83 United as well as Tulsa Lunatics, Tulsa Rugby Club, Tulsa Gaelic Athletic Club, Tulsa Rumblers, Tulsa Buffaloes and Mother Road Market.

The event will be held on the patio at Mother Road Market, and it will be the first public event held by the food hall since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The Bodhi’s Bowl poutine eating competition will be a relay race where a four-person squad will race to win the trophy by housing the Canadian fry concoction as fast as possible.

FC Tulsa will have a pop-up merch stand as well as promotional and giveaway items available at the event, so be sure to come out and support FC Tulsa and all our community partners on July 1! Check out the Facebook event for more details and to RSVP.

On July 1, FC Tulsa front office staff and players will compete in the ultimate competition of endurance and fortitude at Mother Road Market.

FC Tulsa will participate in the Bodhi’s Bowl 2nd Annual Canada Day Poutine Eating Competition, where teams of four will attempt to eat their way to victory in a relay race through a mountain of fries, cheese and gravy.

FC Tulsa is one of eight teams in the competition and will participate alongside FC Tulsa supporters group 83 United as well as Tulsa Lunatics, Tulsa Rugby Club, Tulsa Gaelic Athletic Club, Tulsa Rumblers, Tulsa Buffaloes and Mother Road Market.

The event will be held on the patio at Mother Road Market, and it will be the first public event held by the food hall since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The Bodhi’s Bowl poutine eating competition will be a relay race where a four-person squad will race to win the trophy by housing the Canadian fry concoction as fast as possible.

FC Tulsa will have a pop-up merch stand as well as promotional and giveaway items available at the event, so be sure to come out and support FC Tulsa and all our community partners on July 1! Check out the Facebook event for more details and to RSVP.