Tag: Kansas City Current

Kansas City Current Falls 2-1 at Gotham FC

The Kansas City Current scored a historic early goal but lost 2-1 to Gotham FC. Amelia White tied the NWSL record for the fastest goal, netting in just 22 seconds. Gotham responded with two first-half goals, despite the Current's efforts and a strong performance by goalkeeper Marissa Jordan.

Debinha Sets NWSL Scoring Record in Kansas City Current’s 1-1 Draw with Houston Dash

On August 8, 2026, Kansas City Current midfielder Debinha made history by scoring her 83rd career goal in a 1-1 draw against the Houston Dash. This record-breaking goal placed her first on the NWSL all-time scoring list. The Dash equalized with a penalty kick, ending the match level.

Kansas City Current Plays to 1-1 Draw Against Angel City FC

On August 1, 2026, the Kansas City Current ended their match against Angel City FC in a 1-1 draw at CPKC Stadium. After Angel City scored early, Kansas City's Haley Hopkins equalized in the 26th minute. Despite multiple scoring chances, neither team could secure a win, extending Kansas City's home unbeaten streak to 26 matches.

Kansas City Current Rides First-Half Scoring Surge to 5-1 Victory Over Racing Louisville FC

On July 29, 2026, the Kansas City Current defeated Racing Louisville FC 5-1 at CPKC Stadium, marking a historic offensive display. Haley Hopkins and Debinha both scored twice, with Debinha tying the NWSL goal record at 82. The victory extends Kansas City's home unbeaten streak to 25 matches.

Kansas City Current Falls 1-0 to Boston Legacy FC

The Kansas City Current lost 1-0 to Boston Legacy FC on July 25, 2026, with Aïssata Traoré scoring the only goal. Despite multiple chances, including key saves by Boston's goalkeeper, the Current failed to equalize. Milestones were reached by Debinha and DiBernardo during the match. Kansas City faces Racing Louisville next.

Soccer Capital of America? KC Leaders Target 2031 Women’s World Cup and Beyond

Kansas City is bidding to host the 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup, with strong support from local governments and a rising soccer culture. Mayor Quinton Lucas emphasizes Arrowhead Stadium's role in the bid and aims for Kansas City to compete for major events, including potential bids for the Rugby World Cup and the 2038 Men’s World Cup.

Kansas City Current Drops 3-0 Decision Against Orlando Pride

The Kansas City Current suffered a 3-0 defeat against the Orlando Pride on July 10, 2026, despite a competitive first half. The Pride scored three goals in the second half, while Kansas City returned midfielder Vanessa DiBernardo after maternity leave. The Current's next match is against the San Diego Wave on July 17.

Kansas City Current Returns to Regular Season with Emphatic 3-0 Shutout at Denver Summit FC

The Kansas City Current defeated the Denver Summit FC 3-0, marking their first meeting on July 3, 2026. Michelle Cooper scored twice, assisted by Croix Bethune, while Temwa Chawinga added a late goal. Kansas City maintained strong defense and secured the shutout, showcasing a dominant performance throughout the match.

Kansas City Current Closes May with Historic 1-0 Victory Over Boston Legacy FC

The Kansas City Current secured a 1-0 victory against Boston Legacy FC with a goal from Temwa Chawinga in the 69th minute. This win marked their 23rd consecutive home unbeaten match, setting a new NWSL record. The team will next face Gotham FC on June 26 in the NWSL Challenge Cup.

Kansas City Current Rides Historic Hat Trick to 3-0 Mother’s Day Victory over Chicago Stars FC

On May 10, 2026, the Kansas City Current earned a 3-0 victory over the Chicago Stars FC, highlighted by forward Temwa Chawinga's hat trick, marking the franchise's first in NWSL regular-season history. The win secured their first shutout of the season and extended their home unbeaten streak to 20 matches.

Kansas City Current Uses Quick Start to Earn 2-1 Road Victory over North Carolina Courage

On May 2, 2026, the Kansas City Current defeated the North Carolina Courage 2-1, with goals from Croix Bethune and Michelle Cooper. Despite a late goal from Courage's Manaka Matsukubo, Kansas City held on for victory. This win marked LaBonta's 100th appearance and the team's first road win against the Courage since 2022.

Kansas City Current Sustains 4-0 Defeat Against Washington Spirit

The Kansas City Current suffered a 4-0 defeat against the Washington Spirit in their latest NWSL match, marking their fourth loss of the season. Despite strong performances from players like Temwa Chawinga and Izzy Rodriguez, the Current could not capitalize on scoring opportunities. They will face the North Carolina Courage next.