Kenza Dali, Adriana Leon and Maria Sanchez scored 3–2 goals on host Houston Dash on Friday night as San Diego Wave.
The wave (7-3-2, 23 digits) started 3–0 in the second half, before the dash Barbara Olivier and Yazmin came back to the game.
San Diego is 6–1-1 in its last eight matches.
Oliviary ignited the bid for a return by Houston (3-7-2, 11 points) in the 61st minute. Outside the box, the right-foot explosion from the well hit the left goalpost and the ball fell into the net. Seven minutes later, Dash hit again as Ryan sent a left leg to the top left part of the net.
Dali began in San Diego in the 17th minute as he sent a right leg shot to the left corner. In the 36th minute, a Houston Missplay gave the ball to Hannah Lundakwist and sent Leon to a nearby, which knocked in a right-foot. Sanchez scored a header from a cross from Delphine Cassacarino in the 51st minute.
The kick in the corner dominated the wave with a 12–0 lead. Golki AB Smith recorded seven saves but Houston Winless Streak (0-3-1) increased to four. Calein Sheridan of San Diego created a stop.
Gotham FC3, Utah Royals 0
Esther Gonzalez recorded his fourth brace of the season and Gotham FC snatched three-game losing streak with easy win over Royals in Sandy, Utah.
Jacqueline Hell also scored for Gotham (4-5–3, 15 points), who stopped the Winless Stretch (0-3-1) of the four-game. N-Katrin Berger made three savings while shutout.
Gonzalez scored on a luxurious header in the ninth minute to give Gosham’s initial lead. He added a penalty kick 3–0 in the 58th minute. She leads NWSL with nine goals.
Howyw scored a long time in the first half of the half stoppage time. He booted a right-leg shot in the left corner of the net.
Gotham closed the match with just nine players after Jess Carter (76th minute) and Havel (the sixth minute of the second half stop time).
Mandy McGlin had one left for Utah (1-9-2, 5 digits), which is 0–6–1 in its last seven matches.
Orlando Pride 1, Bay FC 0
Barbara Banda scored in the 58th minute as Orlando won their third direct victory by holding hosts in San Jose, California.
Anna Murhouse made five savings and defender Kylie Nadanar saved shutouts with his own stop for pride (8-3–1, 25 points). The three-game unbeaten stretch (2–0-1) was stopped in Bay FC (4-5-3, 15 digits).
The Banda was loose to the left side of the box and took a right-leg shot, which hit a bay FC defender en route to find behind the net. Banda ranks second in NWSL with eight goals.
Bay FC came vacant on its best three occasions. In the 10th minute, the Moorehouse used her hand to deflect the shot of Taylor Huff on the net. Then in the 57th minute, Bay FC’s Capris Didsco hit the crossbar with a fierce long shot. Later, the Moorehouse demolished a corner kick at the stages of Penelope Hawking, but the later point-tant shot in the 78th minute was stimped by Nadaner, which was stationed in front of the open mesh.
Bay FC had a 20–7 lead in shots. Goalkeeper Amy Allen made three stops.
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