Angel City Climb NWSL Power Rankings After Win Over Washington
A victory over the Washington Spirit has lifted Angel City up ESPN's latest NWSL Power Rankings, though Gotham FC remains out front late in the season.
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Angel City has moved up in ESPN's latest NWSL Power Rankings after a win over Washington, with the club now positioned closer to league-leading Gotham FC as the season nears its final stretch, according to ESPN.
ESPN's rankings, updated weekly, are compiled by its soccer staff based on recent results and overall team form across the National Women's Soccer League.
The report frames Angel City's rise as notable given how late in the season it comes, with the outlet posing the question of whether any team can catch Gotham before the campaign concludes.
Specific details of the Angel City-Washington match result, along with the full updated rankings for other NWSL clubs, were not included in the excerpt of ESPN's report.
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