Kansas City Current and Gotham FC Set for NWSL Clash at CPKC Stadium The Kansas City Current and Gotham FC are set to face off in a highly anticipated NWSL regular season matchup at CPKC Stadium on Saturday, April 4, 2026. The game, scheduled for 5:30 p.m. ET, will mark a pivotal moment in the early stages of the 2026 season for both teams. Gotham FC, the New Jersey-based club, enters the contest with a record of one win, two draws, and one loss in their first four matches. The visitors will aim to build on their recent performance against the expansion Boston Legacy, where they secured a narrow 1-0 victory on March 14 at Gillette Stadium. Esther González’s 55th-minute goal was instrumental in earning Gotham three crucial points away from home. Despite their early success, Gotham faced a setback in their next match, falling to the newly expanded Denver Summit with a 2-0 defeat on March 25. The loss came after two scoreless draws against the North Carolina Courage and Orlando Pride, highlighting the challenges of adapting to the competitive NWSL landscape. The team’s ability to bounce back from such a loss will be critical as they prepare for their showdown against the Kansas City Current. For the Kansas City Current, the game represents an opportunity to solidify their position in the league standings. While specific details about their recent performance were not provided, the team’s home advantage at CPKC Stadium is expected to play a significant role. The match will be broadcast live via Fubo, offering fans a chance to watch the action unfold without the need for traditional cable subscriptions. Regional restrictions may apply, so viewers should check availability in their area.#nws_l #kansas_city_current #gotham_fc #cpkc_stadium #esther_gonzlez
Portland Thorns vs. San Diego Wave FC Live Stream of National Women's Soccer League - CBS Sports San Diego Wave FC will host Portland Thorns in a key Matchday 3 fixture of the National Women’s Soccer League. The Wave, featuring a revamped roster, aim to secure a statement victory at home, leveraging their home-field advantage in this crucial matchup. The Thorns, who have dominated early in the game, will face stiff competition from the Wave’s determined squad. The match is part of a broader schedule for the NWSL, with other fixtures including Denver Summit FC vs. Washington Spirit on Saturday at 2:00 PM and Portland Thorns vs. Kansas City Current at 4:00 PM. The Wave’s performance in this game could significantly impact their standing in the league, as they look to build momentum following their recent roster changes. The Thorns, currently leading the standings with a 2-0-0 record, will be under pressure to maintain their dominance. Meanwhile, the Wave, with a 1-0-1 record, seek to capitalize on their home advantage and prove their readiness to compete at the highest level. The game is expected to be a closely contested battle, with both teams vying for control of the league’s top spot. Other highlights from the NWSL include matches featuring teams like Kansas City Current and NJ/NY Gotham FC, with key dates scheduled for April 4 and April 25. The Wave’s ability to secure a win in this high-stakes environment will be a critical test of their new-look team’s resilience and tactical cohesion. The matchup also underscores the competitive nature of the league, where every game carries significant implications for standings and playoff positioning.#nws_l #portland_thorns #kansas_city_current #national_womens_soccer_league #san_diego_wave_fc
Seattle Reign vs. Kansas City Current: Match Preview and Tactical Insights Seattle Reign FC will host the Kansas City Current at ONE Spokane Stadium on Wednesday, March 25, in the first of three consecutive home games for the Reign. The match, scheduled for 6 p.m. PT, will be broadcast on FOX 13+ and NWSL+. Both teams enter the contest with identical 1-1-0 records and three points, having suffered recent setbacks: the Reign fell 2-0 to the Portland Thorns despite a two-player advantage after two red cards to the Thorns, while the Current lost 2-1 to the Chicago Stars FC on the road. Head coach Laura Harvey expressed optimism about the home series, citing the strong fan support seen during the Seattle Sounders’ Concacaf match in Spokane the previous week. “We hope our fans can bring a really good, positive, energetic atmosphere to put these players in a really good spot to give them the best chance of doing a good performance tomorrow for everybody,” she said. Defender Madison Curry echoed the sentiment, noting the crowd’s impact during the Sounders game and the team’s goal to make Spokane their “fortress” for the series. The rivalry between Seattle and Kansas City has been evenly matched across 14 NWSL meetings, with the series split at 6-6-1. The two teams split their 2025 season series, with the Current securing a 2-0 home win and the Reign earning a 1-0 shutout. The Reign hold a slight edge at home, with a 4-1-1 record against the Current in Spokane. Both teams have undergone significant roster changes since the 2025 season. The Reign, reigning NWSL Shield winners, lost key players like holding midfielder Claire Hutton, who joined the U.S. Women’s National Team at Bay FC, and Brazilian forward Bia Zaneratto.#nws_l #seattle_reign_fc #kansas_city_current #one_spokane_stadium #fox_13
Marietta Approves $21M Deal for NWSL Training Facility Marietta city leaders have approved a $21 million agreement to construct a state-of-the-art training facility and headquarters for Atlanta’s new National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) team. The deal, finalized during a city council meeting, involves purchasing 33 acres of land on Franklin Gateway to build the facility, which will include a 38,000-square-foot headquarters and four full-sized training fields. The city will also acquire 10 acres from AMB Sports and Entertainment for public park space. The NWSL headquarters will be located near Atlanta United’s existing training facility on Franklin Gateway, positioning the new team as a key part of Marietta’s sports infrastructure. The agreement was reached with AMB Sports and Entertainment, the organization led by Arthur Blank, which plans to break ground on the project as soon as possible. The facility is expected to open ahead of the club’s debut in 2028. Mayor Steve Tumlin emphasized the economic and community benefits of the project, calling it a “game changer” for Marietta. He highlighted the potential for increased local businesses, such as grocery stores and restaurants, and noted that the team’s presence has already sparked interest from residents. Tumlin also praised the initiative for inspiring young athletes, stating it would “bring our city together” and be a “true blessing.” AMB Sports and Entertainment released a statement expressing excitement about the investment, noting that the project reinforces metro Atlanta’s role as a soccer hub in the U.S. The organization plans to prioritize construction timelines to ensure the facility is ready for the team’s inaugural season.#marietta_city #nws_l #amb_sports_entertainment #arthur_blank #franklin_gateway
