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Seattle and Utah Draw 0-0 at America First Field

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Seattle and Utah Draw 0-0 at America First Field
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Seattle Reign FC and Utah Royals FC ended in a 0-0 draw at America First Field. The scoreless result leaves Seattle looking toward a final regular season match to clinch a 2026 NWSL Playoffs spot.

Key takeaways

  • Seattle Reign FC and Utah Royals FC played to a 0-0 draw at America First Field.
  • Claudia Dickey recorded her eighth shutout of the season, a career high.
  • Seattle will play the Orlando Pride on Sunday, November 1, to decide their playoff status.
  • The final regular season match for Jess Fishlock will take place on November 1.

Seattle Reign FC and Utah Royals FC played to a 0-0 draw at America First Field in a high-stakes matchup, according to a October 23 report. The scoreless result means Seattle will fight to clinch a spot in the 2026 NWSL Playoffs during their next match.

The match in Utah featured early offensive opportunities for both sides. In the eighth minute, Nerilia Mondesir took the Reign's first shot of the match, though it was stopped by Mandy McGlynn. During the 13th minute, Mondesir assisted Emeri Adames, who fired a cross into the box to force a corner kick. In the 25th minute, Maddie Mercado sent a shot over the crossbar following a strong Reign press.

Utah attempted to break the deadlock in the 28th minute when Cloé Lacasse took a shot that was stopped by Ryanne Brown, followed by a fingertip save from Claudia Dickey on a shot by Narumi Miura. Just before halftime, Dickey recorded a save against a long-distance shot from Ana Tejada. In the second half, Sam Meza recorded the only shot on target for Seattle, but the attempt was covered by McGlynn.

Claudia Dickey earned a shutout during the match, marking her eighth shutout of the season and a new single-season career high. This brings her total to 21 NWSL regular season career shutouts. Sam Meza also contributed defensively with two tackles, three interceptions, and three clearances.

Seattle will travel home to face the Orlando Pride at Lumen Field on Sunday, November 1. This Decision Day matchup will serve as the final regular season match of Jess Fishlock's NWSL career.

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