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Orlando Pride Scoreless 0-0 Draw to the North Carolina Courage

Pre Match Notes Despite drawing in their last match against the San Diego Wave, the Orlando Pride are still on a roll. The Pride remain undefeated going into their second meeting with the North Carolina Courage. In their first meeting with the Courage, the Pride would come away with a 4-1 win. No doubt, the Pride will be looking to extend their undefeated streak with … Continue reading Orlando Pride Scoreless 0-0 Draw to the North Carolina Courage

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Seattle Reign Falls 1-0 to the North Carolina Courage

Pre-Match Notes After four back-to-back losses, the most recent one being a 1-2 loss to the Chicago Red Stars, the Seattle Reign are hoping to turn their season around by coming away with a win against the North Carolina Courage. Despite coming off of a loss to Angel City FC, the Courage will prove to be another tough opponent for the Reign. It’s clear the … Continue reading Seattle Reign Falls 1-0 to the North Carolina Courage

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OL Reign Draws 1-1 to the North Carolina Courage After Dropping to Ten Players

Pre-Match Notes: This isn’t going to be an easy match for OL Reign. Much like the Portland Thorns, the Courage is another midfield and attack-focused team. They like having possession, they like pressing with their attack, and they’re pretty sneaky with their passes, touches, and through balls behind the backline. However, the way the Orlando Pride was able to beat the Courage a couple of … Continue reading OL Reign Draws 1-1 to the North Carolina Courage After Dropping to Ten Players

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Orlando Pride Dramatic 2-1 Win Against the North Carolina Courage

Line Up/Pre-Match Notes: 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1. We have Carly Nelson in the goal. For defenders Haley McCutcheon, Rafaelle, Emily Madril, and Kylie Strom. For midfielders, Jordyn Listro, Mikayla Cluff, and Marta. For forwards Adriana, Julie Doyle, and Ally Watt. It’s a good lineup. I definitely understand starting Cluff instead of Abello for this one. Abello tends to be more attack-oriented while also providing good movement … Continue reading Orlando Pride Dramatic 2-1 Win Against the North Carolina Courage

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