
Three Gotham players advance in Euros
Here's a close look at the 5 Gotham players who left their mark at the 2025 UEFA European Women's Championship in the group stages, and the 3 who are heading to the quarterfinals.
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Here's a close look at the 5 Gotham players who left their mark at the 2025 UEFA European Women's Championship in the group stages, and the 3 who are heading to the quarterfinals.
Spain advance to the quarterfinals undefeated as Esther González leads the Golden Boot race at the Women's Euros with 4 goals in 3 games — the Gotham FC striker now has 14 goals in 16 games for club and country in 2025.
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Gotham gets their second consecutive win in league play – and just their second home win this season – ahead of the international break.
Esther González scores her fourth brace of the season to lead the league, while Jaelin Howell scored her first NWSL goal to give Gotham the win.
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Rose Lavelle was back in action for the first time since undergoing ankle surgery, but Gotham fell short in a 2-1 home defeat to the Kansas City Current.
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17-year-old San Diego midfielder Kimmi Ascanio scored the only goal of the night as Gotham dropped back-to-back matches and extended their goal drought.
The stalemate was almost broken by 14-year-old McKenna Whitham of Gotham FC, but the game finished scoreless as Chicago Stars FC go home with a point.