Louisville’s professional soccer clubs will raise breast cancer awareness and funds in October during a pair of “Pink Night” games at Lynn Family Stadium.
Fans are encouraged to don a touch of pink while taking part in activations recognizing survivors and those fighting a disease that impacts 1 in 8 American women.
Racing Louisville FC vs. Utah Royals FC (4 p.m. Saturday, October 3)
Gates open for this game, presented by Humana, at 2:30 p.m. for happy hour pricing on beer, Pepsi products and Fireball.
• Fans can click here to RSVP for an on-field parade at halftime for breast cancer survivors and fighters.
• Additionally, Racing’s players will warm up in “Kick Cancer” T-shirts. The shirts, along with a Racing-branded pink scarf, are available at the club’s team store with proceeds from each purchase benefiting Hope Scarves, a Louisville-based nonprofit.
• Racing players will wear armbands during the game inscribed with names close to the team, or season ticket members, impacted by breast cancer.
Visit RacingLouFC.com/pink for tickets.
Louisville City FC vs. Indy Eleven (7 p.m. Saturday, October 17)
Gates open for this game, presented by UofL Health, at 5:30 p.m. for happy hour.
• LouCity will play in an exclusive Pink Night kit, set to be revealed soon along with a merchandise line featuring a hat and scarf. Purchases will again benefit Hope Scarves.
• Fans are encouraged to participate in a halftime “Unity Moment,” holding up provided cards to write a supportive message or name of someone they know impacted by cancer. The cards will be available for pickup at Gates 1 and 5, as well as in the stadium’s Premium Club.
• LouCity players will wear armbands during the game inscribed with names close to the team, or season ticket members, impacted by breast cancer.
Visit LouCity.com/pink for tickets.
