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1 week ago |
sdnews.com | Hector Trujillo
San Diego Wave FC suffered its second loss in a row after a 2-0 defeat to the Kansas City Current on Saturday at Snapdragon Stadium. Kansas City almost took the lead in the ninth minute when forward Temwa Chawinga caught the defenders by surprise on a breakaway opportunity, but was ultimately denied by goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan.
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2 weeks ago |
sdnews.com | Hector Trujillo
Coming off back to back wins and in second-place in the Western Conference, San Diego FC travels to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park to take on the Colorado Rapids at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. SDFC has lost once in its first seven matches and come in with the second-best offense in the conference scoring 13 goals behind the 15 goals by the San Jose Earthquakes. “We are looking to find consistency, one of the opportunities we have this week is to keep the streak going,” said SDFC head coach Mikey Varas.
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2 weeks ago |
sdnews.com | Hector Trujillo
The Wave, after a tough 2-1 defeat at Orlando two weeks ago, looks to rebound at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 12, at Snapdragon Stadium as Kansas City visits San Diego. The Wave is the fifth seed, with four points over its first three games, led by the efforts of forwards María Sánchez and Delphine Cascarino. Kansas City has nine points, but it has a slightly worse goal differential than the first-place Orlando Pride.
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1 month ago |
sdnews.com | Hector Trujillo
San Diego Wave FC earned a dramatic 3-2 victory over the Utah Royals on Saturday night in front of the home fans at Snapdragon Stadium. The win gives San Diego four points in its first two matches of the NWSL regular season after starting with a 1-1 road draw against Angel City FC.
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1 month ago |
sdnews.com | Hector Trujillo
After earning a hard-fought 1-1 draw versus Angel City FC on the road in the regular season opener, San Diego Wave FC takes on the Utah Royals at 7 p.m. on Saturday at Snapdragon Stadium. San Diego defeated Utah both times last season by a combined scoreline of 4-1 including a 2-1 road victory on Sept. 14. The Royals finished in 11th place last year, also its inaugural NWSL season, with 25 points which were the same as the Wave but with a worse goal-differential.
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