About FK Auda

FK Auda is a Latvian professional football club based in Ķekava, a town near Riga. The club traces its origins back to 1969, when it began as a team connected to a local collective farm, competing in the lower tiers of Latvian football. Over time, it went through several reorganisations and name changes, officially adopting the FK Auda identity in the early 1990s after Latvia restored its independence. The club has spent much of its history moving between divisions, gradually building stability and structure.

In the early years after independence, Auda briefly appeared in the top division but struggled to establish itself, often playing in lower leagues for long periods. The club went through multiple rebuilds and mergers, including cooperation with FK Alberts, while focusing on developing a more sustainable football project. After years outside the top flight, Auda slowly improved its sporting level and infrastructure, eventually returning to higher-level competition.

A major breakthrough came in the 2020s, when FK Auda returned to the Virslīga and began achieving its strongest results in club history. The team won its first major trophy by claiming the Latvian Cup in 2022, which also secured qualification for European competitions for the first time. Since then, Auda has established itself as a competitive top-division side, regularly finishing in the upper half of the table and participating in UEFA tournaments.