DeMelo Returns in Utah Draw; Debinha Nets Hat Trick for Kansas City

Brecken Mozingo scored late in stoppage time to secure a 1-1 draw for the Utah Royals against Racing Louisville on Saturday.

Brecken Mozingo scored a long-range goal late in stoppage time to pull the Utah Royals (14-9-4) into a 1-1 draw with Racing Louisville (7-17-3) on Saturday. The match featured the return of Savannah DeMelo, who entered as a substitute in stoppage time for her first NWSL appearance since collapsing due to undiagnosed cardiac arrhythmia on Sept. 14, 2025. Louisville took a 1-0 lead in the 42nd minute when Katie O'Kane converted a penalty kick, which was awarded following a video review of a Madison Hammond foul on Arin Wright. The result ended a six-match losing streak for Louisville.

At CPKC Stadium, Debinha recorded a hat trick with goals in the 46th, 53rd, and 75th minutes to lead the Kansas City Current (13-9-5) to a 5-1 victory over Bay FC (7-15-5). Bay FC initially led 1-0 in the fourth minute when Karlie Lema scored off a Racheal Kundananji through ball, setting a new club single-season record with eight goals. Haley Hopkins equalized for the Current with a 24th-minute header before Temwa Chawinga added a final goal in the 89th minute. The loss officially eliminated Bay FC from playoff contention.

The Boston Legacy (8-14-5) defeated the Portland Thorns (12-8-7) 4-2 after United States forward Sophia Wilson received a red card for violent conduct in the 22nd minute. Alba Caño opened the scoring for Boston in the 35th minute off an Annie Karich cross, followed by a Sarah Schupansky goal in the 39th minute. Portland's Pietra Tordin converted a 57th-minute penalty after being fouled by goalkeeper Casey Murphy. Boston substitute Amanda Gutierres scored twice, including a stoppage-time tap-in, while Shae Harvey netted a 90th-minute rebound for the Thorns.