The report says Denver twice took the lead, but Houston responded each time. Yazmeen Ryan opened the scoring before Kat Rader quickly levelled, and Janine Sonis restored the hosts’ advantage from the penalty spot before half-time.
Ullmark then struck three minutes after the interval, meeting Maggie Graham’s cross with a composed finish. The goal was a personal milestone, but its wider value was clear: Houston avoided defeat despite repeatedly falling behind.
For a side that reportedly moved to 4-5-7, the draw offered evidence of resilience, even if conceding twice remains a concern.
Seattle’s reported win had a different shape. Ryanne Brown gave the Reign an early lead in the seventh minute, while Maddie Mercado headed in a second before half-time.
The decisive figure was Miller. The report credits the goalkeeper with a career-high nine saves, denying Portland during the second half and protecting a clean sheet against a team that entered the fixture with a stronger record.
The result reportedly lifted Seattle to 5-6-2 and gave the team momentum in the Cascadia rivalry.
The next test is whether these moments become trends. Houston will want Ullmark’s breakthrough to support a more reliable attack, while Seattle must show Miller’s performance was the start of defensive stability rather than a one-off rescue.