NWSL Roundup: Thorns scores early, often to Thrash Dash – Field Level Media – Professional sports solutions

Four players found the back of the network in the first 54 minutes of the game when visiting Portland Thorn hit Houston Dash 4: 1 on Friday evening.

Pietra Tordin and Payton Linnhan scored in the 26th and 30th minutes before Sam Coffey buried a penalty kick for eight minutes in the first half. For Tordin it was her first professional goal. Caiya Hanks did not add her second goal of the season long after half -time.

The outbreak helped the Thorns (4-2-4, 16 points) to extend their unbeaten series to five games (three wins, two draws). Bella Bixby division two shots for Portland.

The only thing that prevented an exclusive point was Sam Hiats's own goal in the 75th minute. Abby Smith recorded three parades for the Dash (3-5-1, 10 points).

Electricity 1, proud 0

Temwa Chawinga scored an impressive goal on the flight and visited Kansas City to defeat Orlando.

In a battle of the two best teams in the overall ranking at night, Chawinga helped the current (7-2-0, 21 points).

The current goalkeeper Lorena scored four parades to earn the closure. Anna Moorhouse stopped four shots for the pride (5-3-1, 16 points), who could not benefit on seven corner coolings.

Welle 1, Gotham 0

Kimmi Ascanio scored the only goal of the game when San Diego scored undefeated on five games with a victory against host Gotham in Harrison, New Jersey

The 17-year-old Ascanio scored the last four game in the 30th minute goal when she brought a perfect shot past Ann-Katrin Berger after a presentation by Perle Morroni.

Kailen Sheridan scored two parades to secure the clean sheet for San Diego (5-2-2, 17 points). Berger had a Save for NJ/NY (3-4-3, 12 points).

– Field Level Media