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Hopkins’ late stunner sends Kansas City past Gotham and into NWSL final

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The Guardian - AU Sport
By Bryan Armen Graham at Icahn Stadium
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Hopkins’ late stunner sends Kansas City past Gotham and into NWSL final
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Hopkins’ 89th-minute volley seals dramatic 2-1 upset Bethune scores stunning free kick against top seeds Current to face Washington Spirit for first NWSL title After a week dominated by a headline-grabbing stadium scheduling imbroglio, Gotham FC and the Kansas City Current finally got down to the vital business of their NWSL semi-final on Sunday afternoon, a frigid encounter at an unlikely venue on New York City’s Randall’s Island with a place in next Saturday’s championship match at stake. Hale

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  • Hopkins’ late stunner sends Kansas City past Gotham and into NWSL final.

Hopkins’ 89th-minute volley seals dramatic 2-1 upsetBethune scores stunning free kick against top seedsCurrent to face Washington Spirit for first NWSL titleAfter a week dominated by a headline-grabbing stadium scheduling imbroglio, Gotham FC and the Kansas City Current finally got down to the vital business of their NWSL semi-final on Sunday afternoon, a frigid encounter at an unlikely venue on New York City’s Randall’s Island with a place in next Saturday’s championship match at stake.Haley Hopkins delivered the knockout blow at the death, hitting an 89th-minute volley off the crossbar and in to seal a 2-1 upset that left Gotham FC’s title defense in tatters. Paired with Croix Bethune’s first-half free-kick stunner, the late winner sent fourth-seeded Kansas City past the defending champions into a championship showdown in six days against the Washington Spirit. Continue reading...

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