The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) kicked off its historic action on Friday with games in Kansas City and San Diego. The first goal of the night was scored by Temwa Chawinga in just three minutes, leaving Houston struggling to keep up. Meanwhile, Chicago dominated San Diego away from home with three second-half goals, securing their place at the top of the standings.
The moment of the night was undoubtedly unforgettable for one player and the fans who witnessed it. Additionally, a stat of the night highlighted the history-making nature of the games – Chawinga’s two goals have catapulted her past Barbra Banda in the scoring charts, adding more intrigue to the race for the top scorer title.
With six more teams set to play on Saturday and four more on Sunday, there is no shortage of exciting games and intense competition for fans to enjoy. The Current currently lead the league with a three-point advantage, but they face tough competition from three other teams. It’s anyone’s game as we approach the end of the season!