Columbus Crew — news, fixtures and how to follow

Want straightforward updates about Columbus Crew? This tag page pulls together the latest headlines, where to watch games, how to get tickets, and simple matchday tips. No fluff — just the essentials to help you follow the Crew whether you’re near Columbus or watching from another country.

Where to get the latest Crew news

Start with the club’s official site and the MLS app for roster moves, injury updates, and press notes. For fast game-day alerts, follow the Crew on X (Twitter), Instagram, and Facebook. Local sports reporters and the MLS Season Pass feed on Apple TV give live coverage, highlights, and post-game reactions. Want fan chatter? Check the Crew’s supporters’ groups on Reddit and fan forums for lineup debates and travel tips.

How to watch Columbus Crew matches

If you’re in the U.S., many Crew games stream on MLS Season Pass via Apple TV. Outside the U.S., rights vary: check local sports channels or streaming services in your country. For short-term access, club streams and highlight packages are often available on YouTube and the team’s social channels. Tip: sign up for the MLS or club newsletter to get TV and stream alerts the week of each match.

Looking to listen rather than watch? Local radio stations and club audio streams typically broadcast matches. If you follow multiple teams, use a football app that lets you set alerts for the Crew so you never miss a kickoff.

Tickets and matchday logistics are easier if you plan ahead. The Crew play at Lower.com Field in Columbus. Buy tickets from the official box office or trusted resale platforms. Weeknight games are cheaper and less crowded than weekend fixtures. Arrive at least an hour early to avoid lines, check parking maps, and use public transit when possible. Bring weather-ready clothing — Ohio weather can change fast.

Want to save money? Look for partial-season seats, last-minute deals, or family packages the club advertises during the season. If you’re traveling, book nearby accommodation early on big matchdays to avoid price spikes.

Tracking transfers, form and stats is simple if you use a few reliable sources. The MLS website lists official transfers and contract news. For deeper stats — goals, assists, minutes played, and heat maps — check football data sites and the club’s match reports. If you play fantasy MLS, monitor starting lineups and injury reports an hour before kickoff to set the best squad.

Following the Crew doesn’t need to be complicated. Bookmark this tag for quick access to all Crew content on our site, follow official and local feeds for real-time updates, and use the tips above to make watching and attending games easier. Got a question about a specific match or player? Send it our way and we’ll try to cover it in the next update.