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NWSL Power Rankings (Matchweek 17): Gotham FC goes to eight unbeaten after comeback win, Portland Thorns victorious in Caiya Hanks’ return, Utah Royals’ Miyabi Moriya, Narumi Miura, and Mina Tanaka make history in 3-2 thriller

Midge Purce, Sam Kerr, and Jaedyn Shaw cannot be stopped for Gotham FC. Miyabi Moriya, Narumi Miura, and Mina Tanaka made history for URFC.Deyna Castellanos and Caiya Hanks lifted Portland to a 2-1 win. Clarissa Larisey shined bright for Houston Dash.Racing Louisville’s Kayla Fischer, Katie O’Kane, and Emma Sears continue to impress.And much more in this latest NWSL power rankings:

NWSL Power Rankings (Matchweek 17): Gotham FC goes to eight unbeaten after comeback win, Portland Thorns victorious in Caiya Hanks’ return, Utah Royals’ Miyabi Moriya, Narumi Miura, and Mina Tanaka make history in 3-2 thriller

NWSL Power Rankings (Matchweek 17) revealed Gotham FC's unbreakable streak at eight wins after a remarkable comeback victory. Portland Thorns secured their third consecutive win with a 2-1 triumph over Orlando Pride, thanks to Caiya Hanks' impressive return from injury. The Utah Royals marked history with three Japanese internationals scoring in their 3-2 victory over Bay FC. Washington Spirit fell to a 1-1 draw with Angel City FC, losing three games in a row.

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