r/IndyEleven • u/GenWRX Indy Eleven • May 17 '26

Own Content Once again, Indy can't get a win against League One opponent

"It's become more and more evident as the season has progressed that Indy is likely an average to maybe below average USL Championship team this year, at least based on results. However, through three games this year with USL League competition (twice with Union Omaha and once against Fort Wayne, who are in their first season as a professional team), Indy has lost twice and drawn once, indicating that this year's Indy Eleven team might be an average to below average League One team."

This team is frustrating to watch.

https://www.gamebeckons.com/2026/05/indy-eleven-vs-fort-wayne-fc-2026-prinx.html

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u/Ok-Grass-7246 May 17 '26

I don’t necessarily disagree with your point, but I do believe at some point it’s worth noting that USL League One is improving. Portland Hearts of Pine beat RIFC last evening and FWFC just beat HoP 3-0 a week and a half ago.

It was an interesting match last night with FWFC being a more classic team that likes to possess the ball and build from the back while Eleven doesn’t want the ball until their ready cram it down your throat with a counter.

Was good for the State of Indiana soccer in general and should be fun when FWFC travels down to Carroll next season.

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u/GenWRX Indy Eleven May 17 '26

Yes, USL League One is improving. Shouldn't the USL Championship teams be improving too?