NWSL matchweek 19 features multiple comebacks and coaching changes

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NWSL matchweek 19 features multiple comebacks and coaching changes
Summary

Matchweek 19 in the NWSL saw a series of competitive matches, including a 3-2 comeback victory for San Diego Wave FC over Racing Louisville FC behind a brace from Trinity Byars. The Washington Spirit broke a four-match winless streak with a 1-0 result against Bay FC, while the Denver Summit recorded a 6-1 win over the Chicago Stars, their largest margin of victory in club history. Angel City FC secured a 5-2 win against Boston Legacy, marking the first time a league team scored three goals from outside the penalty area in one regular-season match. The Utah Royals defeated the Orlando Pride 2-1, prompting the departure of Orlando head coach Seb Hines. Gotham FC and the Portland Thorns played to a draw, while the Seattle Reign maintained their playoff position with a 1-0 win over the Houston Dash and the Kansas City Current held off the Courage 3-2.

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  • Trinity Byars scored two goals in the San Diego Wave FC comeback win.
  • Denver Summit set a club record with six goals in a match.
  • Angel City FC ended a six-match winless streak by defeating Boston Legacy.
  • Seb Hines is no longer head coach of the Orlando Pride following a 2-1 loss.
  • Gotham FC extended their unbeaten streak to 10 matches after a draw with Portland Thorns.
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