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The Pride Score Two Early Goals Then Hold Off the Dash for a 2-1 Victory

Luana scored on a penalty and Washington added her first NWSL goal as Orlando built a 2-0 lead before holding on.

  • On Sunday, the Orlando Pride defeated the Houston Dash with goals from Luana and rookie Solai Washington in Houston, keeping their playoff hopes alive.
  • Star forward Barbra Banda remains unable to reenter the United States due to CDC travel restrictions following an international match in Uganda for 2028 Olympic qualifying.
  • Luana opened the scoring on a 16th-minute penalty kick, while Washington doubled the lead in the 31st minute off a pass from veteran forward Marta, marking her 20th career assist with the Pride.
  • Danielle Colaprico narrowed the deficit for Houston in the 55th minute, but Orlando interim coach Yolanda Thomas said, "Really happy with the three points" after the victory.
  • The Pride improved to 11-14-3 with two matches remaining in the season and remain mathematically alive for a postseason slot, hosting their final home match on Sunday.
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The Pride score two early goals then hold off the Dash for a 2-1 victory

Luana and Solai Washington scored first-half goals and the Orlando Pride held off the Houston Dash 2-1 on Sunday.

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With four Brazilian headlines, Pride wins the Houston Dash; Janaína Weimer also balances the nets in Portugal The post Marta gives assistance and Luana marks in Orlando Pride's victory at NWSL apareceu primeiro em Olimpíada Todo Dia.

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Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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