Seattle Reign FC’s Tziarra King scores in suspenseful clash with Chicago Red Stars
Seattle Reign FC falls 2-1 to Chicago Red Stars in a home game, with Chicago scoring both goals in the first half and Seattle responding with one goal in the second half.
By the Numbers- Seattle had 14 total shots and 3 shots on goal.
- Chicago had 12 total shots and 8 shots on goal, with Swanson taking 6 shots.
- Emeri Adames became the youngest player in club history to start a regular season match at 18 years and 19 days.
- Laurel Ivory made 6 saves in her first NWSL regular season start.
The Reign faced defensive challenges in the first half, conceding two goals early in the game.
State of Play- Seattle displayed more energy and urgency in the second half, pressing higher up the field.
- Seattle's rookie forward, Emeri Adames, made a significant impact despite the team's loss.
- Seattle now holds an 11W-12L-8D all-time series record against the Chicago Red Stars.
Seattle Reign FC will travel to North Carolina to face the Courage on April 27 at 4:00 p.m. PT.
Bottom LineDespite a strong second-half performance, Seattle Reign FC falls short against Chicago Red Stars but shows promise with emerging talent and a competitive spirit for future matches.
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