
San Diego Wave FC Falls 2-1 Kansas City Current at Snapdragon Stadium
Published on September 16, 2023 under National Women's Soccer League (NWSL)
San Diego Wave FC News Release
SAN DIEGO, Calif. - San Diego Wave FC (9-7-3, 30 points) fell 2-1 to Kansas City Current (7-11-1, 22 points) on Saturday night at Snapdragon Stadium.
Kansas City started the match on the front foot, scoring in the third minute from midfielder Debinha. The Brazilian international received a ball on the top of the box from midfielder Cece Kizer. Debinha took a touch to her right foot and blasted a shot past Wave goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan. The visiting side doubled their lead in the 22nd minute when forward Kristen Hamilton finished a cross from defender Kate Del Fava.
San Diego applied pressure early in the second half, scoring in the 50th minute off a corner kick. Midfielder Jaedyn Shaw delivered the ball into the box that was flicked on by Australian international Emily van Egmond that fell to the back post. Defender Sierra Enge pounced on the ball, rifling a left-footed shot into the netting. Despite outshooting Kansas City 15-5, the Wave was unable to find a breakthrough goal.
Next on the schedule: NWSL will head into a FIFA break before returning to regular season action on Saturday, Sept. 30. The Wave will head north to face the Portland Thorns at Provident Park with kickoff slated for 7:30 p.m. PT. The match will be streamed live on Paramount+.
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Notes:
Defender Sierra Enge earned her second goal in her rookie campaign. The Cardiff-native has appeared in nine games (6 starts) after being drafted 13th overall in the 2023 NWSL Draft.
The Wave outshot the Current 15-5 in tonight's match.
Box Score:
San Diego Wave FC 1:2 Kansas City Current
Scoring Summary:
KC - Debinha (7) (Kizer 2) 3'
KC - Hamilton (2) (Del Fava 1) 22'
SD - Enge (2) 50'
Misconduct Summary:
SD - van Egmond (Caution) 52'
KC - Loera (Caution) 73'
San Diego Wave FC: GK Sheridan, D Pogarch (Ali 90'), D Girma, D Enge, D Westphal, M van Egmond, M Hill (Carusa 68'), M Colaprico, F Shaw (Kornieck 83'), F Morgan ©, F Jakobsson (Doniak HT)
Subs not used: GK Yanez, M Briede, M Dougherty Howard, F Barcenas, D Cortez
Kansas City Current: GK Franch, D Rodriguez, D Del Fava, D Ballisager, D Ball, M Debinha (Lauren 90' +5), M Loera (Robinson 83'), M Kizer (Lavogez 70'), M LaBonta, F Mace (Larsson 90+5'), F Hamilton © (Spaanstra 83')
Subs not used: GK Miller, D Winebrenner, D Merrick, M Curran
Stats Summary: SD / KC
Shots: 15/ 5
Shots on Target: 6 / 2
Saves: 0 / 5
Corners: 5 / 1
Fouls: 9 / 12
Offsides: 2 / 1
Possession: 48.7% / 51.3%
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![]() San Diego Wave FC's Sierra Enge in action |
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