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A Weekend of Records
Happy Monday! Diana Ordoñez scored her eighth goal of the season which set a new record for goals scored by a rookie in a single NWSL season. OL Reign head coach, Laura Harvey became the winningest coach in NWSL history over the weekend.
Trivia Question: Who holds the record for most assists in a single NWSL season?
Tobin Heath
Jess Fishlock
Lynn Williams
Crystal Dunn
*Answer is at the bottom*
Today’s Newsletter:
NWSL
Ballon d'Or Nominees
The Women's Cup
ICC Tournament
Liga MX Femenil
U20 World Cup
News From Around the World
NWSL
Houston will be disappointed with a 0-0 tie considering Louisville went down to 10 players in the first half. Satara Murray got her second yellow of the game in the 42' minute.
It was a wild one in North Carolina. The Courage went ahead three times only to lose 4-3. Claire Lavogez hit a rocket to win the game for Kansas City. Kansas City is now unbeaten in 10 straight games.
Orlando Pride continue to impress. The Pride were able to pull out a 1-0 win over San Diego. Meggie Dougherty Howard scored a pk in the 23' minute. San Diego got unfortunate a few times by hitting the post.
OL Reign was able to bounce back from their loss last week by beating Gotham 4-1 on Sunday. Rose Lavelle got the scoring started in the 15' minute which was followed by a Megan Rapinoe brace. The fourth goal was an own goal by Gotham FC. Taylor Smith scored Gotham's only goal. She continues to be a bright spot for the team.
Angel City beat Chicago 1-0. Savannah McCaskill scored the game's only goal in the 48' minute. Chicago had plenty of good chances to tie the game but just couldn't find the back of the net.
Kristie Mewis and Erika Tymrak both hit 150 regular season games over the weekend.
Weekend Results:
Houston Dash 0-0 Racing Louisville
NC Courage 3-4 Kansas City
San Diego Wave 0-1 Orlando Pride
OL Reign 4-1 Gotham FC
Angel City 1-0 Chicago Red Stars
Standings (Top 6 make the playoffs):
Portland Thorns
Houston Dash
San Diego Wave
Kansas City
OL Reign
Chicago Red Stars
Angel City
Orlando Pride
Racing Louisville
Washington Spirit
Gotham FC
NC Courage
Golden Boot Race
Sophia Smith (11)
Alex Morgan (11)
Diana Ordoñez (8)
Mallory Pugh (6)
Ebony Salmon (6)
Kristen Hamilton (5)
Attendance Numbers:
Angel City: 17,002
OL Reign: 7,048
Houston: 5,279
North Carolina: 5,092
San Diego: 4,418
Fits of the Week:
Diana Ordoñez, Michelle Alozie, Jordyn Huitema
BALLON D'OR NOMINEES
Selma Bacha
Fridolina Rolfö
Sam Kerr
Vivianne Miedema
Lucy Bronze
Christiane Endler
Lena Oberdorf
Kadidiatou Diani
Catarina Macario
Alexia Putellas
Alexandra Popp
Aitana Bonmati
Wendie Renard
Alex Morgan
Beth Mead
Asisat Oshoala
Marie-Antoinette Katoto
Millie Bright
Trinity Rodman
Ada Hegerberg
The Women's Cup
The Women's Cup is back!
AC Milan beat Tokyo Verdy Beleza 3-1. Kosovare Asllani had a brace in her first AC Milan game. AC Milan will now face Racing Louisville in the semi-finals on Wednesday at 7 PM ET.
Club América beat Tottenham 2-1. They will face OL Reign in the semi-finals on Wednesday at 5 PM ET.
Tokyo Verdy Beleza and Tottenham will play each other in the 5th place game on Wednesday at 2 PM ET.
The tournament can be watched on Paramount+.
Women's International Champions Cup
The ICC kicks off on August 17. Lyon will face Chelsea at 5:30 PM ET followed by Portland vs Rayadas at 8 PM ET.
The winners of those games will play each other in the championship game. The losers of the first two matches will play each other in the third place game. Both of those games will take place on August 20.
DAZN will show the entire tournament on their YouTube Channel.
Liga MX Femenil
Weekend Results:
Atlas 1-3 Guadalajara
Puebla 3-2 Club Tijuana
Atlético San Luis 2-0 Juárez
Today's Games:
Toluca v Cruz Azul @ 6 PM ET
Pachuca v Querétaro @ 8 PM ET
Mazatlán v UANL @ 10 PM ET
Santos Laguna v UNAM @ 10 PM ET
Standings:
Guadalajara
Monterrey
América
UNAM
UANL
Club Tijuana
Toluca
Atlas
Santos Laguna
Cruz Azul
León
Pachuca
Puebla
Atlético San Luis
Mazatlán
Querétaro
Juárez
Necaxa
U20 World Cup:
Here are the groups:
Group A: Australia, Brazil, Spain, Costa Rica
Group B: Colombia, Mexico, New Zealand, Germany
Group C: South Korea, Nigeria, France, Canada
Group D: United States, Japan, Netherlands, Ghana
Group stage Matchday 2 of 3 Results:
Germany 3-0 New Zealand
Brazil 2-0 Australia
Mexico 0-0 Colombia
Costa Rica 0-5 Spain
Japan 2-0 Ghana
South Korea 0-1 Nigeria
USA 0-3 Netherlands
France 3-1 Canada
Group Stage Matchday 3 of 3 Schedule:
August 16: Colombia v New Zealand @ 7 PM ET
August 16: Mexico v Germany @ 7 PM ET
August 16: Australia v Spain @ 10 PM ET
August 16: Brazil v Costa Rica @ 10 PM ET
August 17: USA v Japan @ 7 PM ET
August 17: Netherlands v Ghana @ 7 PM ET
August 17: South Korea v France @ 10 PM ET
August 17: Nigeria v Canada @ 10 PM ET
News From Around the World:
Lina Hurtig is rumored to be headed to the WSL. A couple of teams have put in bids to Juventus.
Evelina Duljan signs with Juventus until 2025
According to L'ÉQUIPE Chelsea have made a bid for PSG and French national team player Grace Geyoro.
Victoria Pelova has extended her contract with Ajax for another year
Trivia Answer: Tobin Heath (10 assists)