Union Omaha made history with their first-ever international exhibition match, falling 3-1 to FC Juárez U-21—but the night was electric, packed with fans, local talent, and pure soccer passion. Just a week after the World Cup, Omaha lit up the field with energy, welcoming the Mexican squad with open arms. Coach Vincenzo Candela praised the community’s support, hoping it fuels future home games. The Owls hit the road next, returning August 16 for Pride Night against Richmond. It was more than a game—it was a celebration of soccer, culture, and city pride.
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