WATCH: USWNT legend Alyssa Naeher makes NWSL history with stoppage-time goal in Chicago Stars draw against Seattle Reign

The veteran goalkeeper added another remarkable achievement to her illustrious career by scoring a dramatic equalizer in the 99th minute

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WHAT HAPPENED
USWNT legend Alyssa Naeher made her 200th National Women's Soccer League start for the Chicago Stars on Monday night, becoming the first goalkeeper in league history to reach the milestone.
The match against Seattle Reign turned into an even more memorable occasion when Naeher pushed forward in the dying moments of stoppage time with her team trailing 3-2.
The Stars had already mounted a remarkable comeback with two late goals, and Naeher completed the dramatic rescue by finding herself in the right position during a chaotic sequence in front of Seattle's goal in the 99th minute.

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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Naeher's unprecedented achievement highlights her remarkable longevity and consistency in a league known for its competitiveness and physical demands. At 37 years old, the veteran goalkeeper continues to set new standards in the NWSL after retiring from international duty with the United States national team in 2024.

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WHAT’S NEXT?
Naeher and the Chicago Stars will look to build on this dramatic comeback when they face the North Carolina Courage on Aug. 22 next in the NWSL.

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