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Mozingo’s Late Equalizer for Utah Spoils DeMelo’s Return for Louisville in 1-1 Draw
Brecken Mozingo scored in stoppage time to rescue a point for Utah, and Savannah DeMelo returned to NWSL play after a medical emergency last season.
- Savannah DeMelo returned to NWSL play on Saturday, appearing as a substitute in the Utah Royals' 1-1 draw with Racing Louisville. This marked her first match since collapsing during a game last season.
- DeMelo recently revealed that she collapsed due to undiagnosed cardiac arrhythmia, a medical condition discovered following her September 14, 2025 emergency. Her lengthy recovery delayed her return to competitive play.
- Midfielder Brecken Mozingo scored in stoppage time to salvage a 1-1 draw for Utah. DeMelo reflected on her return, saying "it's probably the greatest accomplishment I'll ever have in my soccer career."
- In other NWSL action, the Kansas City Current defeated Bay 5-1 at CPKC Stadium. Midfielder Debinha scored a hat trick in the second half, leading the offensive surge.
- The Boston Legacy claimed a 4-2 road victory over the Portland Thorns, who played shorthanded after Sopia Wilson received a 22nd-minute red card for violent conduct. The deficit proved insurmountable.
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NWSL: DeMelo returns, Debinha hits hat trick, USWNT's Wilson sees red
Brecken Mozingo scored late in stoppage time to pull the Utah Royals into a 1-1 draw with Racing Louisville on Saturday in a match that saw the return of Savannah DeMelo, who collapsed during a game last season.
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Mozingo’s late equalizer for Utah spoils DeMelo’s return for Louisville in 1-1 draw
Brecken Mozingo scored late in stoppage time to pull the Utah Royals into a 1-1 draw with Racing Louisville on Saturday in a match that saw the return of Savannah
·Toronto, Canada
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