Las San Diego Wave de Alex Morgan asaltaron este domingo el liderato de la NWSL, la liga de fútbol femenino de Estados Unidos, tras su triunfo por 1-0 contra las Houston Dash y la derrota de las Portland Thorns.
Las Wave sumaron su tercera victoria consecutiva, gracias a un solitario gol de Jaedyn Shaw contra las Dash, y lideran la tabla con 30 puntos, uno más que las Thorn.
Las vigentes campeonas siguen en apuros y sólo ganaron uno de sus últimos cinco partidos. Este sábado, cayeron por 2-1 en casa contra el Racing Louisville.Ocupa la quinta posición el Gotham, equipo entrenado por Juan Carlos Amorós, que empató 3-3 con las North Carolina Courage.La temporada regular de la NWSL se disputa hasta el próximo 15 de octubre, cuando empezarán los ‘playoffs’.
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