USA USL League Two 05/25 23:00 1 Toledo Villa FC v South Bend Lions W 0-5
USA USL League Two 05/21 21:30 1 South Bend Lions v Fort Wayne FC L 1-2
USA USL League Two 05/14 21:00 1 [2] Dayton Dutch Lions FC v South Bend Lions [2] W 0-5
USA USL League Two 07/11 20:00 1 [3] Kings Hammer FC v South Bend Lions [5] D 2-2
USA USL League Two 07/07 23:00 1 South Bend Lions v Dayton Dutch Lions FC W 4-1
USA USL League Two 07/03 23:00 1 [7] South Bend Lions v Fort Wayne FC [8] W 4-1
USA USL League Two 06/29 23:30 1 [3] Flint City Bucks v South Bend Lions [7] L 2-1
USA USL League Two 06/22 23:00 1 [6] South Bend Lions v Grand Rapids FC [7] L 1-2
USA USL League Two 06/19 23:00 1 [4] Toledo Villa FC v South Bend Lions [6] W 0-3
USA USL League Two 06/16 23:00 1 [6] South Bend Lions v Kings Hammer FC [2] D 0-0
USA USL League Two 06/12 21:00 1 [5] South Bend Lions v Oakland County FC [6] L 0-1
USA USL League Two 06/09 23:00 1 South Bend Lions v Kalamazoo FC L 1-3
USA USL League Two 06/06 19:00 1 [8] Fort Wayne FC v South Bend Lions [7] W 1-3
USA USL League Two 05/31 22:00 1 Grand Rapids FC v South Bend Lions D 2-2
USA USL League Two 05/29 21:00 1 South Bend Lions v Toledo Villa FC D 1-1
USA USL League Two 05/22 23:00 1 [9] Dayton Dutch Lions FC v South Bend Lions [8] W 0-5
USA USL League Two 05/15 23:00 1 Kalamazoo FC v South Bend Lions L 1-0

Wikipedia - South Bend Lions FC

Michiana Fútbol Club formerly South Bend Lions Football Club is an American soccer club based in South Bend, Indiana, that plays in USL League Two, the American pre-professional soccer league. The club was established on November 18, 2019. The 2022 USL2 campaign was successful by winning the Valley Division.

History

On November 18, 2019, it was announced by USL League Two that South Bend Lions FC would be the newest team to join the league for their 2020 season, joining the Great Lakes Division. The logos and colors for the club were also unveiled at a press conference held in South Bend's County-City Building. Ritchie Jeune was introduced as the club's owner while Thiago Pinto, the head coach of Bethel University's soccer team, was introduced as the club's technical director. During the press conference, Jeune stated that South Bend was one of "three or four different locations" that his team visited before deciding to form a team in the city.