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San Diego Wave FC draws 2-2 with Boston, eyes best NWSL record

San Diego Wave FC tied Boston Legacy FC 2-2 at Snapdragon Stadium, setting up a chance to secure the league's best regular season record.

Oct 26, 2026, 11:13 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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San Diego Wave FC concluded its 2026 home schedule with a 2-2 draw against Boston Legacy FC at Snapdragon Stadium, according to the Times of San Diego. The match featured no goals in the first half but saw four goals in the second.

Boston took an early lead shortly after halftime when defensive midfielder Annie Karich scored with a right-footed shot from in front of the goal. San Diego quickly responded with a goal by attacking midfielder Gia Corley, her fourth in six games, leveling the score.

San Diego appeared to take the lead again when Trinity Byars struck a right-footed shot, but the goal was credited as an own-goal by Boston defender Lais Araujo.

With this result, San Diego Wave FC is positioned to secure the best regular season record in the National Women's Soccer League next Sunday, surpassing their previous best from 2023 when they won 11 matches and lost seven.

What to watch next: San Diego Wave FC’s upcoming match will determine if they clinch the league’s best regular season record for 2026.

Sources
  1. Times of San Diego: A 2-2 draw against Boston puts San Diego Wave FC in position to secure the NWSL’s best record
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