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Trinity Byars and Ashley Sanchez are setting the NWSL alight, but Rose Lavelle's fitness remains a concern heading into the autumn window.
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Trinity Byars is making it impossible for selectors to ignore her. The San Diego Wave forward has bagged four goals across her last two outings, pushing her season tally to ten. Her latest highlight? A first-ever goal from outside the box in her NWSL career, struck during a clash with Racing Louisville.
Ashley Sanchez is equally relentless. The North Carolina Courage midfielder netted twice in a midweek fixture before adding an assist at the weekend, taking her to 15 goals this campaign. That tally matches the record for an American player in a single NWSL season - a remarkable feat, as Sports Illustrated reports.
USWNT vice-captain Naomi Girma got on the scoresheet for Chelsea in their UEFA Women's Champions League qualifier against Real Sociedad, helping engineer a comeback victory.
Less encouraging is the situation around Rose Lavelle. She sat out a recent match after sustaining a head injury and remains in concussion protocol, with no timeline for her return.
Karlie Lema squandered a clear chance against the Washington Spirit and was hauled off after 60 minutes. Meanwhile, a costly miscommunication between Houston Dash goalkeeper Jane Campbell and defender Avery Patterson gifted Seattle Reign a goal - a stark reminder that chemistry matters as much as quality.
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