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Seattle-Louisville NWSL match postponed due to severe weather

Seattle-Louisville NWSL match postponed due to severe weather

Reuters17-05-2025

May 17 - Friday's match between Racing Louisville and the visiting Seattle Reign was postponed until Saturday at 1 p.m. local time due to inclement weather.
"Racing Louisville FC's home game against Seattle Reign FC -- originally scheduled to be played Friday night at Lynn Family Stadium -- has been postponed to Saturday due to an increasing threat of severe weather in the area," the Racing Louisville said in a statement Friday.
The club added that all tickets purchased for the match will be honored Saturday.
Both clubs are 3-3-2 (11 points) entering the match. Louisville has won two matches in a row.
--Field Level Media

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