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Goals, assists and Golden Boot fireworks - several USWNT hopefuls made bold statements across the latest round of NWSL fixtures.
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Mal Swanson delivered her standout display of the 2026 campaign, bagging a goal and an assist as the Chicago Stars edged Racing Louisville 3-2. The result snapped a miserable seven-game winless run for the Stars - and Swanson was at the heart of the turnaround.
Ashley Sanchez is making the NWSL Golden Boot race look like a solo affair. Her brace in North Carolina Courage's 2-1 defeat of Boston Legacy took her tally to 13 goals this season, putting her firmly top of the standings, Sports Illustrated reports.
Trinity Byars was involved in every single goal during San Diego Wave's 4-2 demolition of Utah Royals - two scored, two assisted. Performances like that make ignoring her for a senior USWNT call-up increasingly difficult for selectors.
Not everyone had a weekend to remember. Utah goalkeeper Mandy McGlynn conceded all four against San Diego, while defender Kennedy Wesley's positioning was repeatedly exposed. Over in Seattle, midfielder Sally Menti managed just 11 completed passes in the Reign's 1-1 stalemate with KC Current - a forgettable shift.
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