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Expansion Denver Summit Downs Gotham FC 2-0 on the Road for Its First NWSL Win
Melissa Kässler scored in her third straight game as Denver Summit secured their first franchise win and clean sheet with a 2-0 victory over Gotham FC.
- On Wednesday, expansion club Denver Summit FC defeated defending champions Gotham FC 2-0 at Sports Illustrated Stadium, securing the franchise's first National Women's Soccer League victory and clean sheet.
- Denver Summit FC coach Nick Cushing deployed a high-pressing strategy that held Gotham to an uncharacteristically low 45% possession, aiming to sustain ball control against the defending champions.
- Melissa Kässler scored in the 58th minute on a Yuna McCormack pass, then Natasha Flint doubled the lead in the 73rd minute by stripping Gotham goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger.
- The Summit now sit 6th in the NWSL table, gaining momentum and chemistry ahead of their first-ever home game against the Washington Spirit.
- Denver prepares to host the Washington Spirit on Saturday, March 28 at Empower Field, where more than 50,000 tickets have sold—setting a new NWSL attendance record.
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Expansion Denver Summit downs Gotham FC 2-0 on the road for its first NWSL win
Melissa Kössler and Natasha Flint each scored and the expansion Denver Summit downed Gotham FC 2-0 on Wednesday night for the club’s first National Women’s Soccer League victory.
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I'm not sure if Denver Summit FC head coach Nick Cushing is a fan of the German physiologist Friedrich Goltz, but his implementation of the "boiling frog parable" against Gotham FC was pitch perfect.To summarize: If you place a frog in boiling water, it will quickly jump out and escape. However, if you place the same frog in room temperature water that is slowly heated, the frog will fail to realize it's in danger, and eventually, it will die.Fo…
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