Fixtures

USA NWSL Women 05/05 22:00 8 Orlando Pride Women vs Racing Louisville FC Women - View
USA NWSL Women 05/11 00:00 9 Racing Louisville FC Women vs Washington Spirit Women - View
USA NWSL Women 05/19 01:30 10 Kansas City Current Women vs Racing Louisville FC Women - View
USA NWSL Women 05/25 23:30 11 Chicago Red Stars Women vs Racing Louisville FC Women - View
USA NWSL Women 06/08 00:00 12 Racing Louisville FC Women vs Houston Dash Women - View
USA NWSL Women 06/15 17:00 13 Racing Louisville FC Women vs Gotham FC Women - View

Results

USA NWSL Women 04/28 21:00 6 [12] Gotham FC Women v Racing Louisville FC Women [6] D 1-1
USA NWSL Women 04/20 21:00 5 [7] Racing Louisville FC Women v Utah Royals Women [13] W 5-1
USA NWSL Women 04/13 23:30 4 [9] Racing Louisville FC Women v San Diego Wave Women [7] D 0-0
USA NWSL Women 03/30 23:30 3 [14] Portland Thorns Women v Racing Louisville FC Women [11] D 2-2
USA NWSL Women 03/24 00:30 2 [14] Houston Dash Women v Racing Louisville FC Women [8] D 0-0
USA NWSL Women 03/16 20:00 1 [2] Racing Louisville FC Women v Orlando Pride Women [2] D 2-2
Women’s Friendly 03/02 01:30 - Gotham FC Women v Racing Louisville FC Women L 3-1
Women’s Friendly 02/28 01:00 - America de Cali Women v Racing Louisville FC Women W 0-2
USA NWSL Women 10/15 21:00 22 [2] San Diego Wave Women v Racing Louisville FC Women [9] L 2-0
USA NWSL Women 10/06 23:30 21 [10] Racing Louisville FC Women v Orlando Pride Women [7] W 3-2
USA NWSL Women 10/01 00:00 20 [12] Chicago Red Stars Women v Racing Louisville FC Women [9] L 1-0
USA NWSL Women 09/15 23:30 19 [7] Racing Louisville FC Women v Houston Dash Women [10] L 0-1

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 33 15 18
Wins 13 9 4
Draws 10 4 6
Losses 10 2 8
Goals for 43 29 14
Goals against 33 13 20
Clean sheets 12 6 6
Failed to score 12 3 9

Wikipedia - Racing Louisville FC

Racing Louisville Football Club is a National Women's Soccer League team based in Louisville, Kentucky. It began playing in 2021 at Lynn Family Stadium. The team is owned by Soccer Holdings LLC, which also owns Louisville City FC of the USL Championship. The expansion team was announced on October 22, 2019.

History

Louisville was mentioned as a potential candidate for an expansion team in National Women's Soccer League as early as 2018, shortly after construction began on their soccer-specific venue, Lynn Family Stadium. The ownership group of USL Championship club Louisville City FC began preliminary discussions with the league the following year, with plans to enter in the 2020 season. Louisville's NWSL expansion team was officially announced on October 22, 2019, sharing its ownership group with Louisville City FC. It would begin play in 2021 at Lynn Family Stadium.

In November 2019, NWSL filed a trademark application for "Proof Louisville FC", which was confirmed by Louisville City FC as their preliminary name for the team. The name references the local bourbon whiskey industry by using the term "proof", a measure of alcohol content. The ownership group later announced in April 2020 that they would explore other names with community input after a mixed reception from fans. The club's new name, Racing Louisville FC, was officially unveiled on July 8, 2020. PNC Bank was announced as the club's first kit sponsor on July 1, 2020, with the company's logo appearing on the back of the team's jerseys. On December 17, 2020, Louisville City announced that GE Appliances, which had already been that club's primary shirt sponsor (i.e., on the front of the kit), would expand this sponsorship to include all clubs under the Louisville City umbrella, including Racing.

Former Sky Blue FC head coach Christy Holly was named as Racing Louisville FC's first head coach on August 12, 2020. The club made their NWSL debut in the 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup, where they finished at the bottom of the East Division with two losses and two draws. Racing Louisville FC made their home debut on May 15, 2021, playing to a scoreless draw against Kansas City NWSL.

Holly was fired for cause on August 31, 2021, and the club named Mario Sanchez, head of the club's youth academy and former collegiate coach, as the interim head coach. After the season, veteran Swedish coach Kim Björkegren was named as the permanent replacement. In 2022, a report from U.S. Soccer revealed that Holly had allegedly sexually abused players as coach of Racing.

Racing named former NWSL MVP finalist and Best XI selection Bev Yanez as its new coach in November 2023.

The Louisville Women's soccer team is a powerhouse in the world of women's soccer in the United States. Known for their skill, determination, and teamwork, the Louisville Women's team has a rich history of success on the national and international stage.

Comprised of talented and dedicated athletes, the team is led by a strong coaching staff that emphasizes hard work, discipline, and a never-give-up attitude. The players on the Louisville Women's team are known for their speed, agility, and technical ability on the field, making them a formidable opponent for any team they face.

With a loyal fan base and a winning tradition, the Louisville Women's team continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of women's soccer. Whether competing in domestic leagues or on the international stage, the Louisville Women's team always brings their A-game and represents the USA with pride and passion.