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USA Today
4 days ago
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- USA Today
Mexico vs. Uruguay: How to watch women's friendly, TV channel, live stream
Mexico vs. Uruguay: How to watch women's friendly, TV channel, live stream Show Caption Hide Caption FIFA announce Inter Miami will play in 2025 Club World Cup Inter Miami will play in the global tournament after breaking the record for most points in a MLS season Stats Perform Video The Mexico women's national team will face Uruguay on Friday in the first of two friendlies between the teams in Mexico. The sides will face off at the Estadio Universitario BUAP in Puebla before a rematch on Tuesday at the Estadio Tlahuicole in Tlaxcala. These will be the first ever meetings between the two teams, who are both looking to reach the 2027 World Cup after missing out in 2023. Mexico coach Pedro López has called a 23-player roster, including NWSL-based players Reyna Reyes (Portland), Rebeca Bernal (Washington), Diana Ordóñez (Houston) and María Sánchez (San Diego). The team will be led by Pachuca forward Charlyn Corral, who recently led her club to a Liga MX Femenil title and who López said this week may be the best women's player in Mexican history. Here is everything you need to know ahead of the match. Mexico vs. Uruguay (international friendly)
04-05-2025
- Sport
Reyes scores lone goal and Thorns down Pride 1-0 in the NWSL
PORTLAND -- Reyna Reyes scored early in the first half and the Portland Thorns held on for a 1-0 victory over the Orlando Pride on Saturday in the National Women's Soccer League. It was just the second loss of the season for the Pride (5-0-2), last season's NWSL champions. Portland (3-3-2) remained undefeated at Providence Park this season with two wins and three draws. The Thorns haven't lost at home since October last year, when they fell 2-0 to the Pride. Reyes' first goal for the Thorns this season came in the 16th minute. The Mexican international maneuvered around three defenders with a strike from outside the box that went just inside the post. Pride goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse collided with a Thorns player early in he second half and had to leave the game. She was replaced by backup McKinley Crone, who made her season debut. Sam Coffey rejoined the Thorns after missing last week's 3-3 draw against Racing Louisville with and excused absence. Portland goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold has one other shutout this season. She finished with four saves. Portland, which moved up to third in the league standings with the win, has won 10 of 11 overall at home against the Pride.
Fox Sports
04-05-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Reyes scores lone goal and Thorns down Pride 1-0 in the NWSL
Associated Press PORTLAND (AP) — Reyna Reyes scored early in the first half and the Portland Thorns held on for a 1-0 victory over the Orlando Pride on Saturday in the National Women's Soccer League. It was just the second loss of the season for the Pride (5-0-2), last season's NWSL champions. Portland (3-3-2) remained undefeated at Providence Park this season with two wins and three draws. The Thorns haven't lost at home since October last year, when they fell 2-0 to the Pride. Reyes' first goal for the Thorns this season came in the 16th minute. The Mexican international maneuvered around three defenders with a strike from outside the box that went just inside the post. Pride goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse collided with a Thorns player early in he second half and had to leave the game. She was replaced by backup McKinley Crone, who made her season debut. Sam Coffey rejoined the Thorns after missing last week's 3-3 draw against Racing Louisville with and excused absence. Portland goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold has one other shutout this season. She finished with four saves. Portland, which moved up to third in the league standings with the win, has won 10 of 11 overall at home against the Pride. ___ AP soccer: in this topic
Winnipeg Free Press
04-05-2025
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
Reyes scores lone goal and Thorns down Pride 1-0 in the NWSL
PORTLAND (AP) — Reyna Reyes scored early in the first half and the Portland Thorns held on for a 1-0 victory over the Orlando Pride on Saturday in the National Women's Soccer League. It was just the second loss of the season for the Pride (5-0-2), last season's NWSL champions. Portland (3-3-2) remained undefeated at Providence Park this season with two wins and three draws. The Thorns haven't lost at home since October last year, when they fell 2-0 to the Pride. Reyes' first goal for the Thorns this season came in the 16th minute. The Mexican international maneuvered around three defenders with a strike from outside the box that went just inside the post. Pride goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse collided with a Thorns player early in he second half and had to leave the game. She was replaced by backup McKinley Crone, who made her season debut. Sam Coffey rejoined the Thorns after missing last week's 3-3 draw against Racing Louisville with and excused absence. Portland goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold has one other shutout this season. She finished with four saves. Portland, which moved up to third in the league standings with the win, has won 10 of 11 overall at home against the Pride. ___ AP soccer:
Yahoo
04-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Reyes scores lone goal and Thorns down Pride 1-0 in the NWSL
PORTLAND (AP) — Reyna Reyes scored early in the first half and the Portland Thorns held on for a 1-0 victory over the Orlando Pride on Saturday in the National Women's Soccer League. It was just the second loss of the season for the Pride (5-0-2), last season's NWSL champions. Advertisement Portland (3-3-2) remained undefeated at Providence Park this season with two wins and three draws. The Thorns haven't lost at home since October last year, when they fell 2-0 to the Pride. Reyes' first goal for the Thorns this season came in the 16th minute. The Mexican international maneuvered around three defenders with a strike from outside the box that went just inside the post. Pride goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse collided with a Thorns player early in he second half and had to leave the game. She was replaced by backup McKinley Crone, who made her season debut. Sam Coffey rejoined the Thorns after missing last week's 3-3 draw against Racing Louisville with and excused absence. Advertisement Portland goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold has one other shutout this season. She finished with four saves. Portland, which moved up to third in the league standings with the win, has won 10 of 11 overall at home against the Pride. ___ AP soccer:
