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Seattle Reign FC host Chicago Stars FC in a midweek NWSL clash on 15 August 2026, with kick-off at 02:00 UTC.
AISeattle Reign FC welcome Chicago Stars FC to town on 15 August 2026, with kick-off pencilled in for 02:00 UTC. The fixture lands in a packed midweek slate across the National Women's Soccer League, with NJ/NY Gotham FC taking on Kansas City and San Diego Wave squaring off against Denver Summit on the same night, OneFootball reports.
Neither club heads into this one carrying fixture congestion headaches. Seattle's schedule quickly ramps up afterwards, though - they face Racing Louisville away on 19 August before travelling to Kansas City on 22 August. Chicago Stars FC, meanwhile, visit Houston Dash on 20 August and then host Racing Louisville on 23 August.
Prediction models have yet to separate the two sides. Odds across match result, both-teams-to-score and over/under markets are expected closer to kick-off, but for now this one looks a genuine toss-up.
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