
Pittsburgh, PA. (February 13, 2026) — Loudoun United FC continued its preseason schedule with a hard-fought 2-1 loss to Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC, gaining valuable experience against a strong opponent as preparations continue for the 2026 USL Championship season.
Match Summary
Pittsburgh opened the scoring in the 24th minute to take an early lead. The hosts applied consistent pressure in the opening stages, creating challenges for Loudoun through the midfield and in transition.
The Red-and-White responded positively coming out of halftime. Loudoun leveled the match in the 49th minute when Arquímides Ordóñez finished a well-worked attacking move to make it 1-1.
Pittsburgh regained the advantage in the 67th minute, converting from close range to restore the one-goal lead. Loudoun pushed forward in the final stages in search of an equalizer, but the scoreline remained unchanged at full time.
Loudoun showed improved composure and control after the break, creating attacking opportunities and adjusting effectively. The match provided important minutes and continued opportunities to build chemistry and match fitness ahead of the regular season.
Starting XI
First Half: Adam Beaudry, Luca Piras, Noah Adnan, Aidan O’Connor, Salvatore Mazzaferro, Kwame Awuah, James Murphy, Bolu Akinyode, Jack Panayotou, Andrés Souper, and Brian Ayewouadan (Academy Player).
Second Half: Adam Beaudry, Luca Piras, Noah Adnan, Aidan O’Connor, Salvatore Mazzaferro, Kwame Awuah, James Murphy, Bolu Akinyode, Jack Panayotou, Pedro Santos, and Arquímides Ordóñez.
Scoring Summary
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC – 24′
Arquímides Ordóñez (LDN) – 49′
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC – 67′
About Loudoun United FC
Loudoun United FC is the highest-level professional soccer club in Virginia, competing in the USL Championship. The club is committed to advancing the game, developing top talent, and providing a high-quality experience for players, supporters, and the local community. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.loudoununitedfc.com.























































































































































































































































































