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Washington Spirit W vs Angel City W: Second Hosts Sixth at Audi Field

Washington Spirit W welcome Angel City W to Audi Field on Saturday, with seven points separating two sides in contrasting recent form.

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Washington Spirit W vs Angel City W: Second Hosts Sixth at Audi Field
Washington Spirit W vs Angel City W: Second Hosts Sixth at Audi FieldPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Washington Spirit W sit second in the NWSL Women Group Stage table, having accumulated 46 points from 25 matches. Their record of 14 wins, 4 draws and 7 defeats, alongside a goals tally of 36 scored and 23 conceded, keeps them firmly in the top two of the 16-team table.

Angel City W arrive in sixth position with 39 points from 25 matches — 11 wins, 6 draws and 8 defeats — placing them in the top third of the table. The seven-point gap between the two sides sets the backdrop for a fixture that carries clear significance in the standings.

On recent form, the picture is notably different for each side. Washington Spirit W have taken 9 points from their last 5 matches, a run that includes three wins but also two defeats, one of which was a 0-3 home loss to Boston Legacy W. Their most recent outing brought a 0-3 away win at Chicago Red Stars W.

Angel City W come into this match on the back of 13 points from their last 5 matches, including two consecutive wins. They beat Seattle Reign FC W 3-1 and followed that with a 0-3 victory at Utah Royals W, demonstrating consistent output across that period.

The two clubs met earlier in the season on 17 August 2026, with that encounter finishing 1-1 at Angel City W's ground. That result adds further context to what is a finely poised fixture.

Kick-off at Audi Field is scheduled for 22:30 UTC on Saturday, 26 September 2026.

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