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The NWSL season is now in its second half, and Sunday’s action was full of surprises and dramatic moments. One of the most shocking results was the three-time champion Portland Thorns being defeated by Kansas City in a dominant fashion at Providence Park. Despite being the league leaders, their victory was unexpected, but the extent of their win left many stunned.

Another standout moment came when Washington capitalized on a Yazmeen Ryan red card to secure a win over Gotham, moving into third place. The Courage also moved up in the standings after a comeback victory at home, overturning an early deficit.

Seattle almost secured a win against Racing Louisville, but a late equalizer from Reilyn Turner meant the points were shared. One standout player of the day was Temwa Chawinga, proving rankings don’t matter when you have skill.

In terms of statistics, there were some historic moments in the matches played on Sunday. The Current’s win in Portland was a strong statement as they move back to the top of the NWSL standings, tied on points with Orlando. Meanwhile, the Spirit’s victory over Gotham gives them a four-point lead in third place and keeps them in contention for the top spot.

Looking ahead, NWSL fans can expect more exciting matches as league leaders Kansas City face Houston on Friday, and San Diego takes on Chicago Red Stars in matchday 15.

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