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San Francisco Chronicle
10 hours ago
- Sport
- San Francisco Chronicle
Bay FC lose 2-1 as Gotham's Gonzalez scores her NWSL-best 10th goal of the season
Esther Gonzalez scored her 10th goal of the season and Gotham FC came from behind Saturday to defeat visiting Bay FC 2-1. The Spaniard is the top scorer in the NWSL and has already surpassed her total of nine goals from the 2024 season. Gotham (5-5-3) won its second home match of the season. It was a second straight loss for Bay FC (4-6-3), who have lost all three meetings with Gotham since joining the NWSL last year. Penelope Hocking put Bay FC up 1-0 in the 11th minute. Hocking latched onto a looping pass from Hannah Bebar and poked the ball past Ann-Katrin Berger in the Gotham goal. Gonzalez got Gotham's equalizer in the 29th minute when she pounced on a loose pass in the box by Alyssa Malonson. Geyse netted the winning goal for Gotham in the 55th. Nealy Martin found the Brazilian with a bending 40-yard long pass out of the defense. The NWSL schedule will pause until August, with Bay FC facing Houston on Aug. 2. However, Bay FC will host two friendlies at PayPal Park before then, taking on NWSL team Angel City on July 19 and the Urawa Red Diamonds of the Japanese J League on July 27.
Time of India
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
"He is her ultimate hype man": Travis Kelce breaks social media silence for Taylor Swift and fans are panicking about it
Travis Kelce's comment for Taylor Swift has sparked frenzy among fans.(Image via Gotham/GC Images) Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift turned heads as they walked hand in hand to Tight Ends University in Nashville recently. The two were by each other's side throughout the night until Taylor Swift shocked everyone as she took the stage to perform her hit song, Shake It Off. But it is Travis Kelce's comment that has fans panicking. Travis Kelce breaks social media silence for Taylor Swift and fans are panicking about it Recently, the NFL took to its official social media accounts to post about Taylor Swift's surprise performance. Dressed in a black mini dress with a guitar in her hand, Taylor Swift looked stunning. The caption of the post made by the NFL read as, 'Just a casual surprise performance at @te_university ✨'. The Kansas City Chiefs' tight end, Travis Kelce left a heartfelt comment on the post that read as, 'Turn me up Tay Tay!!!' and it has sparked a frenzy among fans. A fan by the username @cruel_TS_summer took to X and wrote, 'girl we used to be okay with just a cactus picture LIKE WE CAME A LONG WAYYYY', while another fan by the username @HeeralalNigam posted, 'Travis is the ultimate hype man for Taylor—love to see it!' Travis Kelce's comment on Taylor Swift's surprise performance has sparked frenzy among fans.(Image via X) A third fan by the username @Universeposity wrote, 'They are end game <3', while another fan by the username @mythicmika posted, 'in a puddle on the floor over how f**king cute they are and also TRAVIS'S F**KING HAIR 🥺' A fifth fan by the username @sunflower777x posted, 'He's so sweet and supportive literally perfect for her'. Taylor Swift has been a huge source of support to Travis Kelce as he trains in Florida Neither Taylor Swift nor Travis Kelce have reacted to the love they have received for their joint appearance at Tight Ends University in Nashville. It seems like Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are busy dividing their time between New York and Florida, where the NFL star is training for the upcoming season of the NFL. As for Travis Kelce's relationship with Taylor Swift, according to the Daily Mail, a source has revealed that, 'Taylor and Travis are treating this relationship as their last relationship, and when they get engaged, when they get married and when they start a family, it will be exactly when it is meant to happen.' Also Read: Taylor Swift's father steps in to "protect" her from Blake Lively–Justin Baldoni legal drama as Travis Kelce stands by her Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
Fox Sports
a day ago
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Rose Lavelle Returns From Injury To The USWNT and Scores In Win Over Ireland
Rose Lavelle scored in her first national team match of the year after ankle surgery and the United States defeated Ireland 4-0 on Thursday night. Avery Patterson, Sam Coffey and Alyssa Thompson also scored for the United States. Lavelle last played for the national team in December against the Netherlands. Patterson, making her third start for the national team, scored on a header off a short corner from Lavelle in the 18th minute. It was her first international goal. "It's surreal. I think at halftime someone asked me what was going through my head, and I don't think I fully came down and realized what had happened until two water breaks afterward," Patterson laughed. "I need to watch it again because I kind of blacked out." Coffey added a goal before halftime, with a shot that cut across to the far post. It was her third national team goal and second in the last three games. Lavelle made it 3-0 in the 53rd, scoring handily off a well-placed pass from Ally Sentnor. Thompson ran the ball from the center line, danced around a defender and finished with a blast from atop the box in the 63rd. "I felt that pressure was coming so I took a touch around her, I've been in that situation a lot of times in this game, and I was like `I need to score this one,'" Thompson said. "So I did my usual move and then hit it to the far side." Coach Emma Hayes gave her Europe-based players — including Lindsey Heaps, Catarina Macario, Crystal Dunn and Emily Fox — time off after their seasons. The exception was defender Naomi Girma, who is working her way back from a calf injury. Goalkeeper Claudia Dickey, who plays for the Seattle Reign, and Lilly Reale, a defender for Gotham, started for the United States in their national team debuts. The youngest player on the squad, 18-year-old Jordyn Bugg, made her debut as a second-half substitute. Six of the 11 starters had less than 10 appearances with the national team. Lavelle, with 111 appearances on the team, was one of the veterans in the lineup, along with defender Emily Sonnett. The United States has faced Ireland 16 times and never dropped a match. The Irish have scored just one goal against the United States. The United States plays Ireland again on Sunday in Cincinnati, Lavelle's hometown. The team plays Canada on July 2 in Washington, D.C. Reporting by The Associated Press. Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account and follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily! recommended Get more from United States Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more
Boston Globe
a day ago
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Rose Lavelle scores in return to USWNT in win over Ireland
'It's surreal. I think at halftime someone asked me what was going through my head, and I don't think I fully came down and realized what had happened until two water breaks afterward,' Patterson laughed. 'I need to watch it again because I kind of blacked out.' Coffey added a goal before halftime, with a shot that cut across to the far post. It was her third national team goal and second in the last three games. Lavelle made it 3-0 in the 53rd, scoring handily off a well-placed pass from Ally Sentnor. Thompson ran the ball from the center line, danced around a defender and finished with a blast from atop the box in the 63rd. Advertisement 'I felt that pressure was coming so I took a touch around her, I've been in that situation a lot of times in this game, and I was like `I need to score this one,'' Thompson said. 'So I did my usual move and then hit it to the far side.' Coach Emma Hayes gave her Europe-based players — including Lindsey Heaps, Catarina Macario, Crystal Dunn, and Emily Fox — time off after their seasons. The exception was defender Naomi Girma, who is working her way back from a calf injury. Advertisement Goalkeeper Claudia Dickey, who plays for the Seattle Reign, and Lilly Reale, a defender for Gotham, started for the United States in their national team debuts. The youngest player on the squad, 18-year-old Jordyn Bugg, made her debut as a second-half substitute. Six of the 11 starters had less than 10 appearances with the national team. Lavelle, with 111 appearances on the team, was one of the veterans in the lineup, along with defender Emily Sonnett. The United States has faced Ireland 16 times and never dropped a match. The Irish have scored just one goal against the United States. The United States plays Ireland again on Sunday in Cincinnati, Lavelle's hometown. The team plays Canada on July 2 in Washington, D.C.
Hamilton Spectator
a day ago
- Sport
- Hamilton Spectator
Lavelle returns to the USWNT and scores in 4-0 win over Ireland
COMMERCE CITY, Colo. (AP) — Rose Lavelle scored in her first national team match of the year after ankle surgery and the United States defeated Ireland 4-0 on Thursday night. Avery Patterson, Sam Coffey and Alyssa Thompson also scored for the United States. Lavelle last played for the national team in December against the Netherlands. Patterson, making her third start for the national team, scored on a header off a short corner from Lavelle in the 18th minute. It was her first international goal. Coffey added a goal before halftime, with a shot that cut across to the far post. It was her third national team goal and second in the last three games. Lavelle made it 3-0 in the 53rd , scoring handily off a well-placed pass from Ally Sentnor. Thompson ran the ball from the center line, danced around a defender and finished with a blast from atop the box in the 63rd. Coach Emma Hayes gave her Europe-based players — including Lindsey Heaps, Catarina Macario and Emily Fox — time off after their seasons. The exception was defender Naomi Girma, who is working her way back from a calf injury. Goalkeeper Claudia Dickey, who plays for the Seattle Reign, and Lilly Reale, a defender for Gotham, started for the United States in their national team debuts. The youngest player on the squad, 18-year-old Jordyn Bugg, made her debut as a second-half substitute. Six of the 11 starters had less than 10 appearances with the national team. Lavelle, with 111 appearances on the team, was one of the veterans in the lineup, along with defender Emily Sonnett. The United States has faced Ireland 16 times and never dropped a match. The Irish have scored just one goal against the United States. The United States plays Ireland again on Sunday in Cincinnati, Lavelle's hometown. The team plays Canada on July 2 in Washington, D.C. ___ AP soccer:
