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ImagnOrlando Pride continued their winning streak, by beating the Chicago Red Stars 1-0 over the weekend. With the win, the Pride have now officially qualified for the NWSL playoffs and extended their victorious run to six in a row.
Also across the league, U.S. legend Alex Morgan played in her final professional game, in which the San Diego Wave fell 4-1 to the North Carolina Courage.
INDIVISA is back to deliver another week of NWSL Power Rankings.
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USA TODAY SportsProblems continue to arise in Houston, as the club dropped another game, their 11th loss of the season.
The Dash fell 2-1 to NJ/NY Gotham FC on the road, putting up a good fight despite conceding a goal in just 10th minute of play.
Getty ImagesThe San Diego Wave just can't seem to figure it out, despite a strong roster and interim head coach Landon Donovan in the lead.
The Wave fell 4-1 in Morgan's final professional match. The lone goal came from Kennedy Wesley in the 13th minute.
The Wave have a lot of depth, but have not won since May 9.
USA Today Sports The Utah Royals had been on a two-game win streak - that was until they fell to Kansas City on the road over the weekend.
The Royals had picked up their fourth win of the season last week, but unfortunately couldn't keep the winning streak alive against a tough, disciplined Kansas City side. The Royals will next play San Diego Wave.
USA TODAY SportsThe Portland Thorns fell to the Spirit 2-1 over the weekend, yet still are holding strong in the league standings in 6th place.
The Thorns have lost three-straight games, and are looking for three points as they enter next weekend's match against the Chicago Red Stars.
Thorns forward Sophia Smith was reunited with one of her "Triple Espresso} teammates, Trinity Rodman, in last weekend's game vs the Spirit.
Getty ImagesThe Chicago Red Stars should be winning, but for some reason, the final-third chances aren't going in, and defensive cohesion is lacking. The Red Stars fell in their third straight game over the weekend to the Orlando Pride.
ImagnBay FC earned a solid 1-0 result over Racing Louisville over the weekend. That marked Bay FC's second-straight win.
Bay FC sit in seventh place in the league standings, and have looked really solid since their new signings in Abby Dahlkemper and Penelope Hocking.
Getty ImagesRacing Louisville struggled to finish, falling to Bay FC 1-0.
Louisville sit in 11th place in the league standings and have a lot of work to do to be in playoff contention. The team will next play Angel City FC, so chances are Katie Lund is going to once again have to come up with lots of big saves.
Getty ImagesAngel City FC dominated at home against Seattle, however the Reign ended up coming-from-behind to win 3-2. Despite falling to the Reign, Angel City still sit above Harvey's side in the league standings at the ninth spot.
Angel City still have a lot of work to do to earn a playoff spot, but the morale seems high in LA, as highlight-worthy goals from Alyssa Thompson and Sydney Leroux were everything worth cheering for.
ImagnThings aren't all perfect in Seattle, but the team keeps churning out wins, despite giving up goals early into the their last two matches. Reign FC crawled from behind to beat Angel City FC over the weekend, 3-2.
That win is the squad's third straight, and puts them in a promising position with the playoffs on the horizon.
ImagnKansas City Current are back to their winning ways, after securing a 1-0 victory over the Utah Royals. It was Temwa Chawinga that helped her team earn the three points, marking her eighth straight regular-season match with a goal for the Current.
The Current will next face the top dogs, Orlando Pride, on the road.
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