Megan Rapinoe leaves final game of career after non-contact injury less than 3 minutes into match
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Twice World Cup winner Megan Rapinoe's final professional appearance came to a crushing early end as the OL Reign veteran exited the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) championship in the third minute on Saturday with injury.
SAN DIEGO — Megan Rapinoe's professional soccer career ended in cruel fashion Saturday as an injury forced the OL Reign star to be substituted in just the sixth minute of the NWSL championship game against NJ/NY Gotham FC.
The illustrious careers of Megan Rapinoe and Ali Krieger will each end on the same field on Saturday, at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, California, the site of the 2023 National Women's Soccer League championship. The match-up between Rapinoe's OL Reign and Krieger's NJ/NY Gotham FC could be the league's most high-profile game yet, with a championship-record crowd possible and a large global audience expected to tune in for the primetime matchup.
Most of the headlines in the build-up to tonight's NWSL Championship decider between OL Reign and Gotham FC have focused on Megan Rapinoe and Ali Krieger, two stalwarts of the American game who will bow out after the season finale in San Diego [8pm local time, 4am Sunday Irish time].
NEW YORK : The stakes are sky-high for Megan Rapinoe as she plays the final match of her career in the NWSL Championship on Saturday but the two-times Women's World Cup winner said she will walk off the pitch with a smile on her face no matter the outcome.
Retiring OL Reign star and two-time Women's World Cup-winner Megan Rapinoe said on Thursday that her final match in Saturday's NWSL championship game is «the perfect way to go out» with the backdrop of a possible record crowd for the final and a recent media deal for the league.
Republic of Ireland midfielder Sinead Farrelly came off the bench to help NY/NJ Gotham FC defeat her former club Portland Thorns after extra-time and reach the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) decider for the first time.