In this week’s women’s soccer news, the NWSL is racing towards a chaotic and epic finish. Next Sunday is NWSL Decision Day, meaning the playoff spots will be determined. Four out of the top six spots are still up for grabs! Additionally, the FA WSL in England is in week two of their season, and it looks like it’ll be an exciting and closely contested season. Plus, we’ll catch you up on NCAA action. Without further ado, here’s this week’s women’s soccer news recap:
High of the Weekend
Sophia Smith returned for the Thorns after 41 days out with an injury. She came at minute 83’ and helped see the game out, with Portland Thorns winning 1-0 over Gotham FC. Her return was especially exciting since this win helped the Thorns clinch an NWSL playoff spot! This marks the ninth time in ten consecutive seasons that the Thorns have made the playoffs.
Low of the Weekend
Do think it’s interesting KC is going into 2024 with a number of attendances higher than the official capacity of their new stadium https://t.co/dqa6GnAD8u
— Claire Watkins (@ScoutRipley) October 8, 2023
Kansas City might have goofed up before the next season has even started. They’ve been breaking attendance records, with their latest record being over 15,000 attendees. That’s…
