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Angel City downs Bay FC 2-0 to push unbeaten streak to 9

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Nguyen, P. (2026, October 25). Angel City downs Bay FC 2-0 to push unbeaten streak to 9. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/angel-city-downs-bay-fc-2-0-to-push-unbeaten-streak-to-9/article_bc5fb0da-371b-51c3-826b-bb8d478a94df.html

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Angel City FC maintained their unbeaten streak by defeating Bay FC with a score of 2-0 on Saturday night, thanks to goals from Gisele Thompson and Riley Tiernan. Angel City’s goalkeeper Angelina Anderson recorded her tenth clean sheet this season. Meanwhile, the Denver Summit secured a dominant 6-1 victory over Racing Louisville, highlighted by Tash Flint's brace and Janine Sonis' two assists, keeping their playoff hopes alive as they sit just three points below the playoff line with one game left in the regular season.

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On Saturday night, Angel City extended their unbeaten streak to nine games with a 2-0 victory over Bay FC in a National Women’s Soccer League match. Gisele Thompson scored first for Angel City in the 49th minute, followed by Riley Tiernan's goal in the 83rd minute. Angel City goalkeeper Angelina Anderson recorded her 10th clean sheet of the season. Bay FC played without several injured players, including Claire Hutton and Taylor Huff. Meanwhile, Denver Summit defeated Racing Louisville 6-1 earlier that day, with Tash Flint scoring twice and Janine Sonis contributing two assists.

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Gisele Thompson and Riley Tiernan scored to extend Angel City’s unbeaten run to nine straight games with a 2-0 victory over Bay FC on Saturday night. asserted

Thompson → score → night

In the earlier National Women’s Soccer League match, the Denver Summit routed Racing Louisville 6-1. asserted

Summit → rout → Louisville

Thompson opened scoring for Angel City (14-8-7) in the 49th minute on a through-ball from midfielder Maiara Niehues. asserted

Thompson → open → Niehues

Off a sliding pass from midfielder Nealy Martin, Tiernan’s 83rd minute goal sealed the victory. asserted

goal → slide → victory

Angel City goalkeeper Angelina Anderson earned her 10th clean sheet of the season. asserted

Anderson → earn → season

Defender Emily Menges made her first appearance since returning from maternity leave. asserted

Menges → make → leave

Flint’s brace highlights Summit win asserted

brace → highlight → win

Tash Flint scored twice and Janine Sonis had two assists for Denver (11-10-8). asserted

Sonis → score → Denver

Sonis laid it back to a wide-open Flint to open the scoring, in the 19th minute. asserted

Sonis → lay → minute

Sonis’ delivery on a free kick led to Kaleigh Kurtz’s header to make it 2-0 ahead of the halftime whistle. asserted

delivery → lead → whistle

Forward Yazmeen Ryan’s cutback to Melissa Kössler in the 59th minute extended the lead to 3-0. asserted

cutback → extend → 3

Defender Natalie Means’ cross found Lindsey Heaps’ head to make it 4-0 in the 66th minute. asserted

cross → find → minute

Off a counterattack two minutes later, Kössler assisted Flint to make it 5-0. asserted

Kössler → assist → it

Louisville forward Taylor White scored her first NWSL goal on a cross from Lauren Milliet in the 79th minute to get Racing on the scoresheet. asserted

White → score → scoresheet

In the 81st minute, Ryan’s long-range shot answered back for the Summit and the final margin. asserted

shot → answer → Summit

Denver kept its postseason hopes alive ahead of next week’s Decision Day. asserted

Denver → keep → Day

Angel City downs Bay FC 2-0 to push unbeaten streak to 9

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