The NWSL news is up-to-date. There's an extensive list of NWSL scores that you can check to stay on top of the latest happenings. The San Diego Wave FC has won 3 of its 4 games, and has a clear lead in the standings for the regular season 2022. Alex Morgan scored four goals against the Houston Dash in San Diego's victory. The Wave beat Chicago Red Stars 2-1 in their home opener. KaleighRiehl scored a late strike in a 2-1 win over the Courage.
Washington Spirit wins the NWSL title
It was a long process for Washington Spirit. The club was close to making the playoffs when a series incident forced the league's revocation. The Spirit's coach, Richie Burke, was suspended and the team was suspended from league governance after allegations surfaced that he abused players. The Spirit were forced to forfeit two games by COVID-19, but they were able salvage their season.
Spirit beats Chicago Red Stars in nwsl Final
The Washington Spirit and the Chicago Red Stars will meet in the 2021 NWSL title on Saturday, 20 November. The match will be broadcast live on CBS Television Network, and international streams on Paramount+ or Twitch. The game will begin at noon ET in Louisville (Kentucky) and both teams will try to win for the first-ever league title.
San Diego Wave FC leads 2022 regular seasons standings
San Diego Wave FC now holds the lead in the NWSL regular league standings after three victories in their first three matches. The team defeated Houston Dynamo 4-1 in April 27th and beat the Chicago Red Stars 2-1 in May 7. Meanwhile, Alex Morgan and Kaleigh Riehl both scored twice in the Waves' 2-1 win against the Chicago Red Stars.
Courage wins twice for Jessica McDonald
Jessica McDonald from Courage scored two goals during a match against Portland Thorns. Lynn Williams dribbled the ball high into a box, and Debinha one-touched the ball inside to McDonald's. McDonald's volleyed the ball into the right side of the net. This goal is McDonalds' 50th career goal. This win earns the Courage league championship and places the team in the final stages of a long playoff run.
Trinity Rodman scores for Thorns
Trinity Rodman is a central point in the Thorns’ offense, having scored three goals over the three previous matches. Her contributions to the U.S. national team system have been extensive over the years. She helped her country win CONCACAF under-20 title last March. Rodman was the star of the night, creating three opportunities. She was a key cog in the team's playmaking, finding space between the backline and taking players one-on-one. She excelled on the defensive side of the ball with nine recoveries and an interception.
Wave FC's Kailen Sharidan saves seven career penalties
Kailen, Wave FC's goalkeeper, makes her seventh career penalty saving. In her last appearance against San Diego, Sheridan stopped three shots and saved two more. On Sunday, the Wave was defeated 2-1 by the Kansas City Current. Amirah Ali scored Wave's first goal in 88 minutes. Makenzy Doniak assisted Ali. Kansas City took the lead at the 27th minute thanks to a CeCe Kizer penalty kick.
Alyssa Moutz quits the league
Alyssa Mautz announced Tuesday her retirement from the NWSL, saying that it was time for her to move on. The Chicago Red Stars midfielder was a veteran of the league since 2003. She announced her retirement just before Wednesday's match. This move is expected to fill a void in the league that has had difficulty with transfers in recent seasons. Alyssa Mautz finished her 10-year league career as the league's highest scorer with sixteen goals, eight assists and a total of 16 goals.