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This week in Anatomy of a Goal, @thedanlauletta.bsky.social breaks down one of the best goals of 2026 #NWSL play, the only goal scored between the Spirit and Summit this season. Leicy Santos started it and Sofia Cantore finished the move that showed Washington's brilliance on both ends.

Anatomy of a Goal: Santos starts it, Cantore finishes it, brilliance on both ends

Leicy Santos had just entered the match. She had already kick-started one promising attack when, right on the hour mark, she made a two-way play to help create the only goal of the season between the ...

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Lauren Barnes is back! Less than a year after retiring from a legendary 13-year #NWSL career, the Reign original is back with Seattle, now as an assistant coach. @munson-bella.bsky.social details the change and how Barnes, her teammates, and HC Laura Harvey feel about the hiring.

Lauren Barnes returns to Reign as assistant coach

Six months after retiring from a 13-year career in Seattle, the club legend is back with a new title but surprisingly similar role

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The Portland Thorns once again played with 10 players to their opponent's 11 over the weekend, but, just like earlier in the season, they were extremely difficult to break down and created the better chances. @secondball.bsky.social breaks down the tactical shifts that define this success ⤵️

Tactics Talk: How Portland competes when down a player

The Portland Thorns may not become harder to beat when they go down to 10 players, but they are about as tough a nut to crack as it gets for any opponent with a numerical advantage. Last weekend, at h...

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Chicago Stars and Canada WNT forward Jordyn Huitema exited Saturday's game against Angel City in the 28th minute with an apparent left leg injury. She was carried off the field, not bearing weight on the leg, and eventually carted away at halftime.

Stars’ Huitema exits first half with left leg injury

Stars and Canada women’s national team forward Jordyn Huitema exited Chicago’s game against Angel City on Saturday in the first half with an apparent left leg injury. Huitema initially sat down and re...

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