There was some late drama in the game, though. In the 93rd minute, Rachel Kundananji equalised for Bay FC, becoming the first player from Zambia to score in the NWSL as a result of her comeback.
Houston, though, had the last word. The Dash won for the first time this season thanks to a last-minute goal by Solaun.However, Havana Solaun’s goal in the tenth minute of stoppage time sealed the Houston Dash’s 3-2 comeback victory on Saturday, meaning that Bay FC’s opening game ended in heartbreak.
Houston Dash took the lead in the second half with to two goals from Diana Ordóñez, after Bay FC’s first half goal from Deyna Castellanos.Oshoala and Alozie are anticipated to report to the Super Falcons’ camp in time for their Olympic Games qualifying matchup against Banyana Banyana of South Africa.
The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) star Asisat Oshoala of Nigeria, who is now the reigning African Women’s Player of the Year, lost at home for the first time with her new team, Bay FC. The Houston Dash, captained by Michelle Alozie, a great player for the Super Falcons, caused the upset.