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In Matchweek 10, the Portland Thorns and Utah Royals rode high while Racing Louisville continues to bellow at the bottom of the table. The North Carolina Courage enters a new stage of evolution, and Barbra Banda’s injury raises concerns for the Orlando Pride. The NWSL will now pause for a CBA-mandated break until Friday, July 3.
The 2026 National Women’s Soccer League Championship has a home. For the second time in league history, the season finale will be played at Audi Field in Washington, D.C.
The Washington Spirit and Audi Field hosted the 2...
Ally Brazier was the first official Denver Summit FC player, and last Friday she made her first goal for the squad count as a game-winner. And it was her touch in the buildup that helped open things up for her to finish.
It was scoreless in the second half in Louisville when the Summit found the only goal of the night. And they found it with a f...
Here’s a look at some stats and minutiae following Week 10 of the 2026 National Women’s Soccer League season. We’ll keep evolving this space every week to try and keep you informed. Have an idea or an addition? Hit me up: @thedanlauletta on
Week 10 saw the Thorns and Royals put on a show, the Current and Legacy play the passive game, and a bittersweet weekend for Barbra Banda, who marveled with her play before leaving with an injury.
Here are 11 thoughts from the weekend. We’ll do this every Monday following