2021 National Women's Soccer League season

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National Women's Soccer League
Season 2021
Champions Washington Spirit
(1st title)
NWSL Shield Portland Thorns FC
(2nd shield)
Challenge Cup Portland Thorns FC
(1st cup)
Matches played 120
Goals scored 278 (2.32 per match)
Top goalscorer Ashley Hatch
(10 goals)
Biggest home win POR 5–0 CHI
(May 16)
NC 5–0 LOU
(May 28)
Biggest away win LOU 0–4 HOU
(Sept 26)
Highest scoring RGN 5–1 HOU
(Aug 7)
Longest winning run 4 games
NC (June 19 - July 4)
POR (July 7 - Aug 26)
WAS (Oct 9 – Oct 31)
Longest unbeaten run 8 games
NJY (June 5 – Aug 7)
POR (July 3 – Aug 26)
RGN (Aug 14 - Oct 13)
NJY (Sept 4 – Oct 31)
Longest winless run 13 games
KC (May 15–Aug 15)
Longest losing run 6 games
KC (May 26–July 27)
Highest attendance 27,278
RGN vs. POR
(August 29, 2021)
(NWSL Record)
Lowest attendance 1,929
HOU vs. POR
(July 24, 2021)
Total attendance 567,072
Average attendance 5,155
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The 2021 National Women's Soccer League season was the ninth season of the National Women's Soccer League, the top division of women's soccer in the United States. Including the NWSL's two professional predecessors, Women's Professional Soccer (2009–2011) and the Women's United Soccer Association (2001–2003), it is the 15th overall season of FIFA and USSF-sanctioned top division women's soccer in the United States.

This season was the first in which the NWSL has been fully self-governing. After the 2020 season, the league terminated its management contract with the United States Soccer Federation (USSF or U.S. Soccer), which nonetheless continues to provide major financial support to the NWSL.[1] Further financial backing is provided by the Canadian Soccer Association. Both national federations pay the league salaries of many of their respective national team members in an effort to nurture talent in those nations and take a major financial burden off of individual clubs.

On November 18, 2020, the NWSL announced new competition formats for the 2021 season.[2] The Challenge Cup became a league cup competition played before the start of the regular season. The Cup was followed by the 24-match regular season, which began on May 15 and concluded on October 31. The playoffs were expanded to include the six teams, with the top two seeds receiving a first-round bye. Playoffs started on November 6 and concluded with the NWSL Championship on November 20.[3]

In the 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup, Portland Thorns FC and NJ/NY Gotham FC won the West and East Divisions, respectively, earning the right to play in the final. As Portland had the better record, they hosted the final, which was played on May 8 in Providence Park in Portland, Oregon. The game was a 1–1 draw after 90 minutes; Portland won the ensuing penalty shootout 6–5 to win the cup.[4]

In the regular season, the Portland Thorns won the most points and thus earned the NWSL Shield.

In the playoffs, the Washington Spirit and Chicago Red Stars progressed to the final, which was played on Nov. 20, 2021 in Louisville, Kentucky. The Spirit prevailed 2–1 in overtime, winning the NWSL Championship.

The season was also marked by a sexual misconduct controversy that erupted on September 30, when The Athletic published an investigation into North Carolina Courage head coach Paul Riley that accused him of a pattern of sexual coercion and abuse, and also alleged numerous inappropriate comments about players' physical appearance and sexuality. More than a dozen players from every team Riley had coached since 2010 spoke to the publication, and two named players went on the record with allegations against him. The Courage fired Riley that day, and U.S. Soccer immediately suspended his coaching license.[5] The next day, the NWSL called off all of its scheduled matches for that weekend, both FIFA and U.S. Soccer announced they were starting their own investigations into Riley, league commissioner Lisa Baird resigned, and league general counsel Lisa Levine was dismissed. Further reporting revealed systemic failure by NWSL leadership to investigate allegations against Riley, including some made in the 2021 season.[6][7]

Teams, stadiums, and personnel

Team names

Before the start of the season, Sky Blue FC rebranded as NJ/NY Gotham FC with new team insignia, jerseys, and colors.[8]

The new Kansas City team, which played the 2021 season under the placeholder name of Kansas City NWSL, announced its permanent identity of Kansas City Current at its final home game on October 30.[9]

Stadiums and locations

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See also: List of National Women's Soccer League stadiums

Capacities listed here are full capacities, and do not reflect COVID-19 restrictions.

Personnel and sponsorship

Note: All teams use Nike as their kit manufacturer.

Team Head coach Captain Shirt sponsor
Chicago Red Stars United States Rory Dames United States Julie Ertz
Houston Dash England James Clarkson United States Jane Campbell
England Rachel Daly		 MD Anderson Cancer Center
Kansas City Wales Huw Williams Scotland Rachel Corsie[14] Palmer Square Capital Management[15]
NJ/NY Gotham FC England Scott Parkinson United States McCall Zerboni[16] Avaya[17]
North Carolina Courage United States Sean Nahas (interim) New Zealand Abby Erceg Continental AG
OL Reign England Laura Harvey United States Lauren Barnes
United States Megan Rapinoe		 Black Future Co-op Fund[18]
Orlando Pride United States Becky Burleigh (interim) United States Ashlyn Harris Orlando Health
Portland Thorns FC England Mark Parsons Canada Christine Sinclair Providence Health & Services
Racing Louisville FC United States Mario Sanchez (interim) United States Michelle Betos[19] GE Appliances[20]
Washington Spirit United States Tori Huster[21]
United States Andi Sullivan		 IntelliBridge[22]

Coaching changes

Team Outgoing coach Manner of departure Date of vacancy Position in table Incoming coach Date of appointment Ref.
Racing Louisville FC Preseason Northern Ireland Christy Holly August 12, 2020 [23]
Kansas City Preseason Wales Huw Williams December 7, 2020 [24]
OL Reign France Farid Benstiti Resigned July 2, 2021 9th England Sam Laity (interim) July 2, 2021 [25]
Orlando Pride England Marc Skinner Resigned July 23, 2021 5th United States Becky Burleigh (interim) July 25, 2021 [26][27]
OL Reign England Sam Laity (interim) End of interim period August 9, 2021[lower-alpha 1] 6th England Laura Harvey July 15, 2021 [30]
Washington Spirit England Richie Burke Reassigned[lower-alpha 2] August 10, 2021 7th [33]
NJ/NY Gotham FC England Freya Coombe Mutual separation August 30, 2021 7th England Scott Parkinson August 31, 2021 [34][35]
Racing Louisville FC Northern Ireland Christy Holly Terminated for cause August 31, 2021 9th United States Mario Sanchez (interim) August 31, 2021 [36]
North Carolina Courage England Paul Riley Terminated September 30, 2021 3rd United States Sean Nahas (interim) September 30, 2021 [37]
  1. ↑ Although Harvey was appointed on July 15, 2021, she officially took up the position on August 9, 2021.[28][29]
  2. ↑ The Spirit initially re-assigned Burke to the front office but suspended him one day later pending an investigation by the league.[31] He was terminated for cause on September 28, 2021, after the league concluded its investigation.[32]

Regular season

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Tiebreakers

The initial determining factor for a team's position in the standings (and hence playoff qualification and seeding) is points earned, with three points earned for a win, one point for a draw, and zero points for a loss. If two or more teams are tied in points, the NWSL uses the following tiebreaker criteria in the order listed:[38]

  1. Head-to-head win–loss record, or points per game if more than two teams, between the teams tied in points.
  2. Greatest goal difference (against all teams, not just tied teams).
  3. Greatest total number of goals scored (against all teams, not just tied teams).
  4. Apply #1–3 to games played on the road.
  5. Apply #1–3 to games played at home.
  6. Coin toss or drawing of lots.

Note: If two clubs remain tied after another club with the same number of points advances during any step, tiebreaker determination restarts at step 1.

Attendance

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See also: National Women's Soccer League attendance

NWSL attendance in 2021 was impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Many early-season matches were closed to the public because of COVID restrictions, and when games were opened, many teams had lower average attendances than the most recent regular season in 2019.

Average home attendances

Ranked from highest to lowest average attendance.

Team GP Attendance High Low Average
Portland Thorns FC 9 112,992 17,584 5,819 12,555
Racing Louisville FC 12 79,042 8,488 5,843 6,587
OL Reign 12 62,885 27,278 2,104 5,240
North Carolina Courage 12 59,837 7,064 3,523 4,986
Kansas City 12 58,043 6,345 3,449 4,837
Orlando Pride 12 50,728 5,755 3,407 4,227
Washington Spirit 10 41,304 6,002 2,233 4,130
NJ/NY Gotham FC 12 45,516 9,532 1,924 3,793
Houston Dash 13 44,017 4,792 1,929 3,386
Chicago Red Stars 12 37,710 4,488 2,265 3,143
Total 116 592,074 27,278 1,924 5,104


Updated through 2021 season. A total of 2 matches were not reported, mostly resulting from the absence of fans due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. Portland Thorns FC were the only club to not report matches (versus Louisville June 5 and Kansas City June 20). Two matches (September 4 Washington at Portland and September 12 OL Reign at Washington) were declared forfeits by Washington due to COVID protocol violations and not played.

Statistical leaders

As of October 31, 2021.[39][40]

Playoffs

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Further information: NWSL Playoffs

Beginning this season, the top six teams from the regular season competed for the NWSL Championship, with the top two teams receiving a first-round bye.[2][41]


  First round     Semi-finals     Championship
                           
      1  Portland Thorns FC 0  
  4  Chicago Red Stars 1     4  Chicago Red Stars 2    
  5  NJ/NY Gotham FC 0         4  Chicago Red Stars 1
      3  Washington Spirit (a.e.t.) 2
      2  OL Reign 1    
  3  Washington Spirit (a.e.t.) 1     3  Washington Spirit 2  
  6  North Carolina Courage 0  

First round

November 7, 2021
15:00 ET
Chicago Red Stars 1–0 NJ/NY Gotham FC
https://www.nwslsoccer.com/game/chicago-red-stars-vs-nj-ny-gotham-fc-2021-11-07/latest
SeatGeek Stadium
Attendance: 7,027
Referee: Kevin Broadley

November 7, 2021
17:30 ET
Washington Spirit 1–0 (a.e.t.) North Carolina Courage
https://www.nwslsoccer.com/game/washington-spirit-vs-north-carolina-courage-2021-11-07/latest
Audi Field
Attendance: 5,379
Referee: Natalie Simon

Semi-finals

November 14, 2021
15:00 ET
OL Reign 1–2 Washington Spirit
https://www.nwslsoccer.com/game/ol-reign-vs-washington-spirit-2021-11-14/latest
Cheney Stadium
Attendance: 5,273
Referee: Matt Franz

November 14, 2021
17:30 ET
Portland Thorns FC 0–2 Chicago Red Stars
https://www.nwslsoccer.com/game/portland-thorns-fc-vs-chicago-red-stars-2021-11-14/latest
Providence Park
Attendance: 15,832
Referee: Katja Koroleva

Championship

November 20, 2021
12:00 ET
Washington Spirit 2–1 (a.e.t.) Chicago Red Stars
https://www.nwslsoccer.com/game/washington-spirit-vs-chicago-red-stars-2021-11-20/latest
Lynn Family Stadium
Attendance: 10,360
Referee: Tori Penso

Championship MVP: Aubrey Bledsoe (WAS)

Challenge Cup

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Main article: 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup

The 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup was a tournament-style competition starting on April 9 and ending with a final played on May 8, before the start of the regular NWSL season. The tournament was organized as a group stage with two five-team, geographically chosen groups playing a round-robin, followed by a single-game final featuring the top team from each group. NJ/NY Gotham FC won the Eastern Division and the Portland Thorns won the Western one. In the final, held at Providence Park in Portland, these two teams tied 1-1 after 90 minutes and went straight to a penalty-kick shootout, with Portland prevailing 6–5 in seven rounds of penalties.

East Division

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West Division

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Championship

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Main article: 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup Championship

2021 NWSL Challenge Cup Championship

Individual awards

As of November 20, 2021

Annual awards

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Further information: NWSL awards
Award Winner Nominees Ref.
Golden Boot United States Ashley Hatch (10 G) Washington Spirit [42]
Coach of the Year England Laura Harvey OL Reign England Mark Parsons, POR
England Scott Parkinson, NJY		 [43]
Rookie of the Year United States Trinity Rodman Washington Spirit United States Emily Fox, LOU
Canada Victoria Pickett, KC
 [44]
Goalkeeper of the Year United States Aubrey Bledsoe Washington Spirit Canada Kailen Sheridan, NJY
United States Bella Bixby, POR		 [45]
Defender of the Year United States Caprice Dydasco NJ/NY Gotham FC United States Sarah Gorden, CHI
United States Emily Menges, POR
United States Carson Pickett, NCC
United States Alana Cook, RGN
 [46]
Most Valuable Player Wales Jess Fishlock OL Reign United States Mallory Pugh, CHI
United States Midge Purce, NJY
United States Ashley Hatch, WAS
United States Angela Salem, POR		 [47]
NWSL Teams of the Season
Pos. Best XI Second XI Ref.
GK Canada Kailen Sheridan NJ/NY Gotham FC United States Bella Bixby Portland Thorns FC [48]
DF United States Carson Pickett North Carolina Courage United States Emily Fox Racing Louisville FC
United States Sarah Gorden Chicago Red Stars United States Emily Menges Portland Thorns FC
United States Alana Cook OL Reign United States Meghan Klingenberg Portland Thorns FC
United States Caprice Dydasco NJ/NY Gotham FC United States Sofia Huerta OL Reign
MF/FW Wales Jess Fishlock OL Reign United States Lindsey Horan Portland Thorns FC
France Eugénie Le Sommer OL Reign England Rachel Daly Houston Dash
United States Angela Salem Portland Thorns FC United States Mallory Pugh Chicago Red Stars
United States Midge Purce NJ/NY Gotham FC United States Sydney Leroux Orlando Pride
United States Ashley Hatch Washington Spirit United States Bethany Balcer OL Reign
United States Trinity Rodman Washington Spirit Nigeria Ifeoma Onumonu NJ/NY Gotham FC
NWSL Championship Game MVP
Player Club
United States Aubrey Bledsoe Washington Spirit

Monthly Awards

Player of the Month

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Further information: NWSL Player of the Month
Month Player Club Ref.
May United States Alex Morgan Orlando Pride [49]
June United States Lynn Williams North Carolina Courage [50]
July United States Ashley Hatch Washington Spirit [51]
August United States Megan Rapinoe OL Reign [52]
September United States Bethany Balcer OL Reign [53]
October United States Midge Purce NJ/NY Gotham FC [54]

Team of the Month

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Further information: NWSL Team of the Month
Month Goalkeeper Defenders Midfielders Forwards Ref.
May Canada Kailen Sheridan, NJY United States Caprice Dydasco, NJY
United States Emily Fox, LOU
United States Phoebe McClernon, ORL
United States Carson Pickett, NC		 Brazil Debinha, NC
United States Crystal Dunn, POR
Wales Jessica Fishlock, RGN		 United States Sydney Leroux, ORL
United States Alex Morgan, ORL
United States Mallory Pugh, CHI		 [55]
June United States Michelle Betos, LOU United States Caprice Dydasco, NJY (2)
New Zealand Abby Erceg, NC
United States Courtney Petersen, ORL
United States Becky Sauerbrunn, POR		 United States Tori Huster, WAS
United States Kristie Mewis, HOU
United States Sam Mewis, NC		 Brazil Marta, ORL
United States Trinity Rodman, WAS
United States Lynn Williams, NC		 [56]
July United States Bella Bixby, POR United States Caprice Dydasco, NJY (3)
United States Emily Menges, POR
United States Meghan Klingenberg, POR
United States Katie Naughton, HOU		 United States Andi Sullivan, WAS
United States Allie Long, NJY
United States Morgan Gautrat, CHI		 United States Sydney Leroux, ORL (2)
United States Mallory Pugh, CHI (2)
United States Ashley Hatch, WAS		 [57]
August United States Casey Murphy, NC United States Caprice Dydasco, NJY (4)
United States Emily Menges, POR (2)
United States Ali Krieger, ORL
United States Carson Pickett, NC (2)		 Wales Jessica Fishlock, RGN (2)
Republic of Ireland Denise O'Sullivan, NC
United States Angela Salem, POR		 Denmark Nadia Nadim, LOU
Nigeria Ifeoma Onumonu, NJY
United States Megan Rapinoe, RGN		 [58]
September Canada Kailen Sheridan, NJY (2) United States Tierna Davidson, CHI
United States Sofia Huerta, RGN
Cameroon Estelle Johnson, NJY
United States Casey Krueger, CHI		 United States Morgan Gautrat, CHI (2)
Germany Dzenifer Marozsan, RGN
United States Angela Salem, POR (2)		 United States Bethany Balcer, RGN
England Rachel Daly, HOU
France Eugenie Le Sommer, RGN		 [59]
October United States Aubrey Bledsoe, WAS United States Caprice Dydasco, NJY (5)
United States Sofia Huerta, RGN (2)
United States Sarah Gorden, CHI
United States Sam Staab, WAS		 Wales Jessica Fishlock, RGN (3)
United States Morgan Gautrat, CHI (3)
United States Angela Salem, POR (3)		 United States Ashley Hatch, WAS (2)
United States Midge Purce, NJY
United States Trinity Rodman, WAS (2)		 [60]

Weekly awards

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Further information: NWSL Player of the Week

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For weekly awards during the Challenge Cup, see 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup § Weekly awards.
Week Player of the Week Save of the Week Ref.
Player Club Player Club
1 United States Midge Purce NJ/NY Gotham FC United States Ashlyn Harris Orlando Pride [61][62]
2 United States Emina Ekic Racing Louisville FC Canada Erin McLeod Orlando Pride [63][64]
3 United States Mallory Pugh Chicago Red Stars Canada Kailen Sheridan NJ/NY Gotham FC [65][66]
4 United States Lindsey Horan Portland Thorns FC United States Ashlyn Harris (2) Orlando Pride [67][68]
5 United States Michelle Betos Racing Louisville FC United States Abby Smith Kansas City [69][70]
6 United States Lynn Williams North Carolina Courage United States Michelle Betos Racing Louisville FC [71][72]
7 Jamaica Havana Solaun North Carolina Courage United States Ashlyn Harris (3) Orlando Pride [73][74]
8 United States Ashley Hatch Washington Spirit Bosnia and Herzegovina Didi Haracic NJ/NY Gotham FC [75][76]
9 United States Mallory Pugh (2) Chicago Red Stars United States Ashlyn Harris (4) Orlando Pride [77][78]
10 United States Tziarra King OL Reign United States Ashlyn Harris (5) Orlando Pride [79][80]
11 France Eugenie Le Sommer OL Reign United States Bella Bixby Portland Thorns FC [81][82]
12 United States Bethany Balcer OL Reign United States Christen Westphal Portland Thorns FC [83][84]
13 Nigeria Ifeoma Onumonu NJ/NY Gotham FC United States Ashlyn Harris (6) Orlando Pride [85][86]
14 United States Megan Rapinoe OL Reign France Sarah Bouhaddi OL Reign [87][88]
15 United States Sarah Woldmoe Chicago Red Stars United States Ashlyn Harris (7) Orlando Pride [89][90]
16 United States Bethany Balcer (2) OL Reign United States Ashlyn Harris (8) Orlando Pride [91][92]
17 United States Sydney Leroux Orlando Pride United States Bella Bixby (2) Portland Thorns FC [93][94]
18 France Eugenie Le Sommer (2) OL Reign United States Ashlyn Harris (9) Orlando Pride [95][96]
19 Games postponed [97]
20 England Rachel Daly Houston Dash United States Ashlyn Harris (10) Orlando Pride [98][99]
21 United States Midge Purce (2) NJ/NY Gotham FC Wales Jess Fishlock OL Reign [100][101]
22 France Eugenie Le Sommer (3) OL Reign Canada Kailen Sheridan (2) NJ/NY Gotham FC [102][103]

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  100. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  101. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  102. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  103. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.

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