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Gotham FC’s unbeaten run stretches to nine games, highlighted by Ann‑Katrin Berger’s 10th consecutive season of double‑digit shutouts, setting the stage for a decisive showdown with the Portland Thorns.
With fresh leadership and a roster that has already tasted championship success as underclassmen, the Florida State women's soccer team looks to repeat its triumph in the upcoming 2026 season.
Gotham FC, the NWSL’s current leaders, travel to Sports Illustrated Stadium on Friday to face the Kansas City Current in a match that could shape the playoff picture. The team sits first with a 12‑2‑4 record and 40 points, riding a seven‑match unbeaten run that includes a 1‑0 victory over San Diego Wave FC just days earlier.
Coach Brian Pensky discusses the transition from the 2025 championship roster to a rebuilt squad, highlighting new recruits, returning standouts, and the team's mindset heading into the upcoming season.
A late‑first‑half goal by Jaedyn Shaw lifts Gotham FC to the league summit, showcasing resilience amid roster changes.
With Brazil set to host the first South American edition of the FIFA Women's World Cup, the United States faces a mix of injuries, lineup questions and a hostile atmosphere, while coach Emma Hayes seeks to forge a cohesive squad.
San Diego Wave FC, leading the NWSL with 26 points, will host fifth‑placed Gotham FC, who ride a seven‑match unbeaten streak, in a high‑stakes Saturday night showdown.
Gotham FC edged the Kansas City Current 2‑0 in the NWSL Challenge Cup, with rookie forward Jordynn Dudley delivering a decisive goal and key defensive plays that underscored her rising impact.
Gotham FC secured the Challenge Cup with goals from Esther González and Jordynn Dudley, delivering a clean sheet against Kansas City in Columbus.
Under torrential rain at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field, Gotham FC edged past the Kansas City Current 2-0, capturing their first trophy of the year and highlighting the growing profile of the Challenge Cup.
From June 1‑9, the U.S. U‑23 WNT will train in Brazil, face top club SC Corinthians, and showcase players poised for the senior squad and the 2027 World Cup