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DC Power Women

03-13 07:00

1 - 1

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Dallas Trinity Women

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End 1-1

79′

J.Danielsson

Alexis missimo

79′

a.thornton

B.Balcer

79′

caroline kelly

C. Ubogagu

75′

valentina perrotta

loza geinore

70′

camryn lancaster

S.Strawn

70′

caroline swann

M. McCutcheon

69′

dasia torbert

alyssa walker

68′

H. Richardson

A. Fraley

58′

C.Constant

46′

gaynor

alexis theoret

Halftime 1-1

44′

1-1

B.Balcer

Assist: Alexis missimo

17′

1-0

loza geinore

7′

heather stainbrook

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USL Super League Women: DC Power Women 1-1 Dallas Trinity Women The opening weekend of the USL Super League Women's season saw a tightly contested 1-1 draw between DC Power Women and Dallas Trinity Women at Audi Field on Friday evening. Both teams emerged with a point from a match that was defined by early pressure and a resilient defensive response, setting the tone for their respective campaigns. DC Power started brightly, taking the lead inside the first fifteen minutes. A swift counter-attack down the left flank culminated in a low cross that was turned home by their veteran forward, giving the home fans an early reason to celebrate. Dallas Trinity, however, grew into the game and their persistence paid off just before the half-hour mark. A well-worked set-piece saw a powerful header from a corner kick beat the DC goalkeeper, leveling the score. The second half was a cagey affair, with both teams prioritizing defensive solidity over risky attacks. The key moment came midway through the half when DC Power had a goal disallowed for a marginal offside call after a VAR review, a decision that sparked considerable debate on the pitch. Dallas Trinity's goalkeeper was the standout performer, making two crucial saves in the final ten minutes to preserve the draw. The result leaves both teams in the middle of the early table, with a point apiece. It represents a solid, if unspectacular, start for two sides with playoff aspirations. DC Power's manager expressed frustration with the disallowed goal but praised his team's energy, while the Dallas Trinity coach highlighted his team's character in coming from behind on the road. The starting lineups featured a mix of established domestic talents and promising young players, with both teams looking to build cohesion in the opening weeks of the season.