A Louisville City FC blog

https://x.com/WDRBNews/status/550499373520396289 Louisville City has fielded competitive teams since their inception. The club's branding evolution has been a journey of growth and fan engagement. Many may remember the crest redesign from 2019. The four-sided triangle crest generated significant feedback from fans, and the team quickly responded by collaborating with Matthew Wolfe, which led to the debut of the current crest in late 2020. Interestingly, this wasn't the team's

Photo Credit: EMD Through mid-April, the departure of Danny Cruz did not appear to have a big immediate impact on Louisville City. Interim head coach Simon Bird oversaw a strong start to the 2026 campaign. But Louisville's exit from the Open Cup to MLS side Houston began a slide that saw the squad lose 5 of 6 in all competitions. This included four straight losses in regular season play where the boys in purple were cumulatively outscored 10 to 5. However, the team began a re

Louisville City FC's early performances in 2026 are largely what you would expect based on the previous two seasons. With seven regular-season matches in the books (plus three Open Cup games), they appear poised to be a serious contender for earning their third straight Players' Shield. Despite this success, there have already been interesting twists for LouCity. Will 2026 continue the dominance we've become accustomed to, or is there evidence that the team's fortune may be c

Photo Credit: Connor Cunningham Two matches into the 2026 season, it has been announced that Coach Danny Cruz is departing the club to pursue a new opportunity in professional soccer. While there has yet to be any official announcement, he is rumored to be joining the Minnesota United staff in the MLS (where he played in 2016 during their NASL days). Danny Cruz joined Louisville City in 2018 as an assistant to then–head coach John Hackworth. When Hackworth abruptly parted wa