On Monday, Racing United met Waterhouse in a top‑of‑the‑table Jamaica Premier League encounter that ended in a goalless draw. Under head coach Densill “Bleeder” Theobald, United adopted a compact defensive shape that absorbed Waterhouse’s pressure while maintaining enough midfield control to dictate tempo, limiting clear‑cut chances for both sides.

The stalemate secured Racing United’s second‑place position with 13 points, leaving them just one point behind league leaders Montego Bay United, who were held to a 2‑2 draw by Arnett Gardens the previous day. The result underscores Theobald’s early impact in the JPL, highlighting a disciplined, counter‑attacking framework that keeps United firmly in the title hunt as the season approaches its decisive stages.