India - I-League 03/11 11:00 22 [8] Rajasthan v Real Kashmir FC [6] L 0-1
India - I-League 03/04 12:00 21 [8] Rajasthan v Roundglass Punjab FC [1] L 0-4
India - I-League 02/28 13:30 20 [8] Mohammedan SC v Rajasthan [9] W 0-1
India - I-League 02/23 11:00 19 [8] Neroca FC v Rajasthan [10] W 0-1
India - I-League 02/18 11:00 18 [11] Kenkre FC v Rajasthan [10] D 0-0
India - I-League 02/15 11:00 13 [10] Rajasthan v Gokulam FC [4] L 1-2
India - I-League 02/12 09:30 17 [1] Sreenidi Deccan v Rajasthan [9] L 2-0
India - I-League 02/09 08:30 16 [7] Aizawl FC v Rajasthan [9] L 2-1
India - I-League 02/02 11:00 15 [8] Rajasthan v Sudeva FC [12] L 2-3
India - I-League 01/28 08:30 14 [7] Rajasthan v Trau FC [5] L 1-2
India - I-League 01/17 13:30 12 [6] Rajasthan v Churchill Brothers SC [8] L 0-5
India - I-League 01/11 13:30 11 [6] Rajasthan v Sreenidi Deccan [1] W 1-0
India - I-League 01/06 11:00 10 [6] Rajasthan v Mohammedan SC [9] D 1-1
India - I-League 12/20 13:30 9 [7] Rajasthan v Aizawl FC [6] W 1-0
India - I-League 12/15 08:30 8 [6] Trau FC v Rajasthan [5] L 3-1
India - I-League 12/12 13:30 7 [4] Gokulam FC v Rajasthan [5] L 1-0
India - I-League 12/07 11:00 6 [4] Rajasthan v Kenkre FC [10] D 1-1
India - I-League 12/03 08:30 5 [4] Rajasthan v Neroca FC [7] W 1-0
India - I-League 11/26 08:30 4 [12] Sudeva Delhi FC v Rajasthan United [7] W 1-3
India - I-League 11/23 11:00 3 [3] Punjab FC v Rajasthan United [8] D 1-1
India - I-League 11/19 08:30 2 [5] Real Kashmir FC v Rajasthan United [2] L 2-0
India - I-League 11/15 13:30 1 [7] Churchill Brothers SC v Rajasthan United [7] W 1-2
India - Durand Cup 09/12 12:00 - Hyderabad FC v Rajasthan United L 3-1
India - Durand Cup 09/05 09:30 - Rajasthan United v Indian Navy W 2-0
India - Durand Cup 08/29 09:30 - Mumbai City FC v Rajasthan United L 5-1
India - Durand Cup 08/25 12:30 - East Bengal Club v Rajasthan United D 0-0
India - Durand Cup 08/20 12:30 - ATK Mohun Bagan v Rajasthan United W 2-3
India - I-League 05/10 11:30 6 [6] Rajasthan United v Mohammedan SC [2] L 0-2
India - I-League 05/07 14:30 5 [6] Rajasthan v Gokulam FC [1] L 0-1
India - I-League 05/02 14:30 4 Sreenidi Deccan v Rajasthan W 1-2

Wikipedia - Rajasthan United FC

Rajasthan United Football Club is an Indian professional football club based in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Founded in 2018 as JECRC CF, the academy team participated in inaugural edition of R-League A Division in 2019, and clinched the title. In 2020, JECRC CF was rebranded as Rajasthan United. The club is currently competing in the I-League, the second tier of Indian football league system.

Rajasthan United won the 2021 I-League Qualifiers and thus became the first ever club from the state to qualify for the I-League.

History

Rajasthan United FC is the premier professional football club based in Jaipur. The club was founded in 2018 by an engineering student Kamal Singh Saroha, with his colleagues and friends as JECRC CF (Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre), and re-branded as Rajasthan United in 2020, after the introduction of Rajat Mishra and Swapnil Dhaka as the co-founders. In its first year of inception, they managed to win the R-League A Division. In the second season, United came out as runners-up and earned a spot for the I-League qualifiers.

Players and personnel of Rajasthan United at the New Bengaluru Football Stadium in Karnataka, during I-League Qualifiers in 2021.

In collaboration with Witty International School, they set up its residential football academy in Bhilwara. In 2021, United were crowned champions of the I-League Qualifiers, thus becoming the first club from Rajasthan to qualify for the I-League. In December, the club appointed Spanish manager Francesc Bonet as new head coach.

Rajasthan United player (in red), in action against Aizawl on a matchday of I-League, at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan in March 2022.

On 26 December 2021, they made their I-League debut against RoundGlass Punjab with only nine players, in which they were defeated by 2–0. United later roped in former La Liga player Mauro dos Santos of Argentina. The club reached championship stage of 2021–22 I-League and ended their campaign as sixth in league table.

Rajasthan United began their 2022–23 season campaign at the 131st edition of Durand Cup on 20 August with a magnificent 3–2 win against Indian Super League side ATK Mohun Bagan. The club moved to the quarter-finals, defeating Indian Navy in the final group game, but was eliminated losing 3–1 to Hyderabad at the end. In November, the club reached final of Baji Rout Cup in Odisha, in which they clinched title defeating Churchill Brothers in penalty shootout. When the 2022–23 I-League began, the club again faced Churchill Brothers in their first match, and earned three points with 2–1 win. In December, the club participated in Dausa Gold Cup in Rajasthan, in which they finished as runners-up after 1–0 defeat to FC Kerala.