NWSL roundup: Angel City draw, Houston Dash win late

 

Late drama at Angel City

The report says Sentnor had already seen a first-half goal wiped out by VAR before finding an equaliser in the 85th minute. That sequence shaped the night.

  • Angel City reportedly lost an early lead to a handball in the buildup.
  • Washington Spirit then went ahead through Rodman after the break.
  • Sentnor still had the final word late on.

For Spirit, Rodman’s move into double figures underlines her value. She remains the kind of forward who can turn a controlled spell into a goal with one run and one finish.

Dash leave it late again

If the report is accurate, Houston leaned on their growing habit of late goals. Larisey is said to have scored twice, including the winner deep into stoppage time after first levelling not long after coming off the bench.

  • Larisey reportedly changed the match in the final stretch.
  • Houston are said to have scored five stoppage-time goals this season.
  • That points to a side with belief, even when matches get chaotic.

It is not always pretty, but it is a real weapon in a league where margins are thin.

A milestone for Courage’s attack

The report also says Ijeh reached 10 goals, joining teammate Ashley Sanchez, who already has 11. If so, they are the first teammate pair in NWSL history to hit at least 10 each in the same season.

That gives North Carolina a clear attacking identity: two scorers, different profiles, shared end product.

With the playoff race tightening, the next round now carries extra weight. Watch Spirit’s push, Houston’s late-game nerve, and whether Courage can turn individual scoring milestones into bigger team gains.