Ladies First: Womens Cup 2024 Third Place Racing Louisville Colo Colo

Finale 3e place

13 aout 2024

Lyns Family Stadium Louisville

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Maddie Pokorny scored her first goal in a Racing Louisville jersey to help the hosts top Chilean side Colo-Colo, 2-0, in The Women’s Cup third-place game Tuesday at Lynn Family Stadium. Ary Borges added an insurance goal for the Louisvillians, her second in non-league competition this summer. “So very pleased,” Racing coach Bev Yanez said. “I thought there were good things today. I thought there was improvement from (Friday), but I thought more importantly, we walked away 2-0, and it’s a good step for us in reference to what we felt we could be better at from the last match. Racing claimed a medal for the fourth consecutive time it has appeared in The Women’s Cup, taking home bronze after winning silver at TWC Colombia earlier this year and at the 2022 tournament. Louisville won the inaugural version of the event, topping German giant Bayern Munich at Lynn Family Stadium in 2021.

Colo-Colo no pudo ver el triunfo Estados Unidos. Las Albas se despidieron de en su paso por The Women’s Cup, que de todos modos, sirvió para pulir el roce internacional con miras a su participación de la Copa Libertadores en octubre próximo. Durante este martes, Racing Louisville se hizo fuerte de local y venció a las Bicampeonas del fútbol chileno por 2-0, quedándose con el tercer puesto del torneo y rezagando a las dirigidas de Tatiele Silveira al cuarto lugar del cuadrangular. Tras perder ante Juventus por 4 goles a 1, cuyo descuento de Rosario Balmaceda fue un verdadero golazo, debían medirse ante el cuadro organizador del torneo para definir el tercer y cuarto lugar.