ORLANDO PRIDE

The Chicago Red Stars defeated the Orlando Pride 1-0 in the regular season finale on Friday.

The Orlando Pride won’t be going to the NWSL playoffs this year.

The Chicago Red Stars defeated the Orlando Pride 1-0 on Wednesday.

The Pride fell behind by three goals in the second half, and despite a late rally, fell 3-2 to Gotham FC at Exploria Stadium.

It was a rough day for the Orlando Pride on Sunday.

The offense attack for the Orlando Pride was as good as its been all on Saturday against Racing Louisville.

A draw might have felt like a win for the Orlando Pride on Sunday.

The Orlando Pride got back on the winning track on Sunday, earning a 1-0 win over Gotham FC at Red Bull Arena in New Jersey.

Next up for the Pride is a game at NJ/NY Gotham FC at 5:30 p.m. next Sunday.

The Orlando Pride weren’t too far away from beating the top team in the National Women’s Soccer League on Saturday, the Portland Thorns.

The Orlando Pride finally got back in the win column on Sunday.

The good news for the Orlando Pride was that they didn’t lose on Saturday. The bad news is that the Pride’s winless streak was stretched to six games following a 1-1 tie at the North Carolina Courage.

The Orlando Pride couldn’t put an end to its winless ways on Saturday.

Both the Orlando Pride head and assistant coaches are pursuing coaching outside of the National Women's Soccer League, according to a news release.

The Wilf family has been named the new majority owners of Orlando City Soccer and the Orlando Pride, the team posted on its website.

Sydney Leroux scored a goal in the 94th minute on Friday, the Orlando vs. Louisville game ended in a 1-1 draw on Friday.

As more Americans get vaccinated during the coronavirus pandemic, more events are happening around Central Florida.

It wasn’t a festive July 4 for the Orlando Pride on Sunday, as the Pride dropped their first home game of the year, falling 2-0 to the North Carolina Courage.

The saying that “all good things must come to an end” applied to the Orlando Pride on Saturday.

The Orlando Pride remain unbeaten after a 3-1 win against Kansas City on Wednesday.

The Orlando Pride were just a few minutes from suffering their first loss of the season on Sunday, but Courtney Petersen helped keep the Pride’s unbeaten streak alive at the last minute.

The Orlando Pride remain undefeated after a 1-1 draw with the Washington Spirit on Sunday.

Alex Morgan scored for Orlando in the Pride’s 2-1 win against the Portland Thorns on Tuesday.

It was only the second game of the season for the Orlando Pride on Saturday, but they couldn’t have made a bigger statement.

Exploria Stadium, the home of Orlando City SC and Orlando Pride will open to full capacity starting in June. AdvertisementNEWS: Exploria Stadium to Open to Full Capacity Starting with Club’s June Matches. Orlando City SC CEO Alex Leitão released an official statement saying the stadium and team are excited for the return of a full crowd. These protocols include hand sanitization stands placed throughout the stadium, strict cleaning and sanitation implemented before, during, and after events in addition to increased cleaning staff presence at matches. Orlando City will have one more restricted capacity game on May 22 while Orlando Pride will have two more matches at a reduced capacity on May 26 and May 30.

Alex Morgan scored a goal for the Orlando Pride for the first time in three years in a game against the Washington Spirit on Sunday.

When Orlando City SC and the Orlando Pride return to their home pitch this summer they could be playing for a full capacity crowd at Exploria Stadium.

Flavio Augusto da Silva announced the sale of Orlando City Soccer Club to the Wilf family on Wednesday.

Forward Alex Morgan returned to the field at Exploria Stadium and assisted a goal as the Orlando Pride defeated the Washington Spirit 1-0 Wednesday night.

Orlando Pride soccer player and Olympic Gold Medalist Sydney Leroux took to social media Tuesday to share her personal experience with COVID-19.

Women's soccer had a great 2020 even in the midst of a pandemic, thanks to broadcast and streaming deals that brought the sport to more viewers than ever. In summer 2020, the National Women's Soccer League was the first U.S. professional sports league to return to action and broke its viewership records by nearly 300%. Those deals came after the U.S. women's national team won the 2019 Women's World Cup and spurred new interest in the sport. It was far from clear that women's soccer would be able to salvage the year, but coming back first with little sports competition likely helped. The longest-running professional women's soccer league in the U.S., the NWSL is now going into its ninth season (as the WNBA will hit its big 25).

It was quite a comeback to force a tie for the Orlando Pride on Saturday. Trailing 3-0 at halftime, the Pride rallied for three second-half goals to force a 3-3 tie in the fourth and final game of the Pride’s Fall Series games. After goals by Marisa Viggiano in the 54th minute and Kristen Edmonds in the 71st minute, the Pride tied the game in stoppage time on a goal by Ally Haran. The Pride finished 0-2-2 during their four games.

Two goals in the second half lifted the Houston Dash to a 3-1 over the Orlando Pride on Saturday night in Houston. Houston opened the scoring in the 27th minute on a goal by Nichelle Prince, but the Pride tied the game in extra time right before halftime on a goal by Marisa Viggiano. But the Dash took control on a goal by Sophie Schmidt in the 55th minute and another in the 72nd minute by Shea Groom. The chances were heavily in favor of the Dash, who outshot the Pride by a 27-6 margin. Next up is a rematch with the dash on Oct. 9, this time at Osceola County Stadium.

The Orlando Pride opened up their fall series of play with a scoreless draw at the North Carolina Courage on Saturday. The Pride withstood a barrage of shots from the Courage, who outshot the Pride, 18-6, and had eight corner kicks to four for Orlando. Orlando will next be in action next Saturday at the Houston Dash in what will be the second of four games played during their fall series.

(AP Photo/Don Ryan, File)Players for the Portland Thorns and the North Carolina Courage knelt during the national anthem Saturday when the National Women's Soccer League opened the Challenge Cup tournament in Utah. In addition to the anthem, the players knelt for a moment of silence before kickoff. The league said Friday that it would play the national anthem before the Challenge Cup games and that it would support the players in whatever they chose to do. The monthlong Challenge Cup opened Saturday with a pair of games at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman, Utah. Megan Rapinoe, who plays for OL Reign but opted out of the Challenge Cup, was criticized when she knelt at a NWSL game and a pair of national team games in 2016.

ORLANDO, Fla. The Orlando Pride announced the team has withdrawn from the 2020 NWSL Challenge Cup after players and staff tested positive for COVID-19. The team did not say how many players or staff members tested positive. The players and staff members who tested positive were asymptomatic. Players and staff who tested positive will be isolated for at least 14 days, according to team officials. The players and staff who tested positive did not have any contact with any players from Orlando City.

Alright, which one of you was at the pride parade and did this? pic.twitter.com/0ms5ETMrbG Andy Haynes (@AndyTHaynes) October 12, 2019Saturday's Orlando Pride parade featured a hidden gem, when one theme park fan (or dare we say,) altered the back of their sign to say "Hagrid's Motorbike Adventure LINE STARTS HERE," a reference to notoriously long lines at the popular new attraction.Playwright and theme-park producer Andy Haynes noticed, and tweeted Saturday, asking about the sign:As we noted in June , Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure at Islands of Adventure has the most launches of any coaster in the world, but was plagued with wait times as long as ten hours when it opened.The mobbed Pride parade in the background was the perfect setting for this knowing little Easter egg.

ORLANDO - A long season is down to one final game for the Orlando Pride following another loss Saturday. Goals from Ashley Hatch (5th minute), Crystal Thomas (62nd minute) and Tiffany McCarty (85th minute) lifted the Washington Spirit to a 3-0 win over the Pride at Exploria Stadium. The Pride, who clinched the worst record in the league (4-16-3) with the loss, will finish their season next Saturday at home against Reign FC. Copyright 2019 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.

The Orlando Pride were so close to their first win in over a month Sunday, but were denied by a late goal by a past U.S. World Cup hero. Carli Lloyd scored in the 88th minute for Sky Blue (New Jersey) to force a 1-1 tie with the Pride at Red Bull Arena. The Pride (4-15-3) took a 1-0 lead in the 18th minute on a goal by Shelina Zadorsky, but couldn't quite hang on in the closing minutes. Next up for the Pride is a home game against the Washington Spirit at 5 p.m. Saturday. Copyright 2019 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.

It was yet another blowout loss for the Orlando Pride against the league-leading North Carolina Courage on Saturday. The Courage scored early and often and routed the Pride for a third time this year, this time 6-1 in North Carolina in a matchup of first versus last in the National Women's Soccer League standings. The Courage finished 3-0 against the Pride this season, outscoring Orlando in those games, 14-1. But the Courage added two more goals to complete their onslaught. The Pride (4-15-2) will next play at New Jersey against Sky Blue on Sept. 29.

FreeImages.com/Christopher BrunoTACOMA, Wash. - Orlando Pride fell 3-1 to host Reign FC Saturday night in Tacoma. After 22 minutes, the match was delayed two hours due to lightning that surrounded Cheney Stadium. It's just a wasted, short amount of time that you can't have in this league, especially against a team that are chasing to be in the playoffs," Orlando Pride Head Coach Marc Skinner said. Darian Jenkins scored 2 goals within 12 minutes of the match for Reign FC. The Pride return home to play against the Chicago Red Stars on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON - A winning streak continues to elude the Orlando Pride this season. The Pride's quest to win consecutive games for the first time this year was thwarted Saturday in Washington as the Washington Spirit earned a 2-1 win over the Pride. Ashley Hatch of the Spirit scored the game-winner in the 59th minute for Washington, which opened the scoring in the ninth minute on a goal by Crystal Thomas. Marta tied the game for the Pride on a goal in the 31st minute, but that was all the scoring the Pride (4-12-2) could generate. Next up for the Pride is a game in Tacoma on Sept. 7 against the Reign.

Manuel Queimadelos Alonso/Bongarts/Getty ImagesORLANDO, Fla. - The Orlando Pride defeated the Chicago Red Stars 2-1 despite one of Orlandos best players leaving the game early. Alex Morgan was involved in a collision in the 13th minute. Around 8:35 p.m., the team said she was substituted from the match as a precaution and is currently being evaluated. In the second half, Chioma Ubogagu added to the Orlando lead in the 61st minute. Orlandos next game is against the Washington Spirit on Saturday.

ORLANDO - The season-long problem of scoring goals is rearing its head again for the Orlando Pride. For the second straight game and eighth time this season, the Pride were shut out, this time by the Utah Royals, who earned a 2-0 win at Exploria Stadium on Saturday. World Cup standout Christen Press scored in the 60th minute ,and then Amy Rodriguez added an insurance goal in the 77th minute for the Royals, who improved to 3-0 against the Pride this season. Orlando (3-11-3) lost for the third time in its last four games and will have a short turnaround before playing at Chicago on Wednesday. Copyright 2019 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.

ORLANDO - After a three-week layoff, the Orlando Pride couldnt do what it hasnt done all season, which is win consecutive games. In their first game since July 20, the Pride lost a game devoid of many offensive chances, falling 1-0 to the Houston Dash on Saturday at Exploria Stadium. A goal on a penalty kick by Houston's Rachel Daly in the 87th minute turned out to be the only scoring of the game. Offensive chances were few in the game, with the Pride only have three shots on goal to two for the Dash. The Pride (3-10-2) will next host the Utah Royals at 7:30 p.m. next Saturday.

Copyright 2019 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved. A photo of an Orlando Pride soccer player greeting a young fan goes viral. If you need help with the Public File, call 407-291-6000.

A 21-month-old tot shared a unique fist bump with professional soccer player Carson Pickett. Neither little Joseph Tidd, from Florida, nor the Orlando Pride soccer player, were born with left forearms, and they embraced the limb difference in a sweet photo that has since gone viral. They instantly had this bond.She explained they met the soccer player for the first time in April, and the pair have been sharing fist bumps since. His mom said they found out that their first boy would have a limb difference at her first ultrasound. We know the world can be cruel, but we also know the world can be very peaceful and joyful, Tidd said.

A local boy with a limb difference meets Orlando Pride's Carson Pickett, one of several public personalities to share a moment with him. Copyright 2019 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.

Stuart Franklin/Getty ImagesORLANDO, Fla. - Three players from the Orlando Pride are returning to the city as World Cup champions. Alex Morgan, Ashlyn Harris, Ali Krieger and the U.S. womens national soccer team defeated the Netherlands 2-0 in the World Cup final on July 7. Doors open at the Lions Pride Orlando on West Church Street around 5 p.m. Tuesday. The players are expected to arrive around 7 p.m.Orlando's next game is at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday at Exploria Stadium. Copyright 2019 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.

ORLANDO – A poor start to the season didn’t get much better for the Orlando Pride on Saturday. The Pride are now winless in four games to start the year following a 1-0 loss to the Utah Royals at Orlando City Stadium. Christen Press scored the game’s only goal in the 19th minute for the Royals, who ended up outshooting the Pride, 17-15. The Pride did have 10 corner kicks to Utah’s five, but they couldn’t cash in on those chances and fell to 0-3-1 on the season. Next up for the Pride is a game at the Houston Dash on May 5.

ORLANDO – Another team jumped the Orlando Pride in the National Women’s Soccer League standings on Saturday. Lindsay Horan and Hayley Raso scored six minutes apart early in the second half to lead the Portland Thorns to a 2-0 win over the Pride at Orlando City Stadium. Not only did the Pride see the Thorns leapfrog them into third place in the league standings, but the Pride have still yet to beat the Thorns at home in franchise history. The Thorns are now in third place with 32 points, two points ahead of the fourth-place Pride. The Pride (8-6-7) will hit the road again for a 7 p.m. game at North Carolina next Saturday night.

ORLANDO – The Orlando Pride did something it hadn’t done in nearly two months on Saturday. For the first time since June 3, a game involving the Pride resulted in a tie, as the Pride and Seattle Reign played to a 1-1 draw at Orlando City Stadium in the first of a three-game homestead for the Pride. Orlando took a 1-0 lead in the 21st minute on a goal by Toni Pressley, and for almost 50 minutes the Pride was able to make the lead stand up. But Seattle tied the game at 1-1 in the 70th minute on a goal by Jodie Taylor, and neither team could find the back of the net from that point on. The Pride now have a week off before continuing their homestead at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday against New Jersey.

SANDY, UTAH – The Orlando Pride resumed their ways of winning road games Saturday. Alex Morgan and Kristen Edmonds each scored to lift the Pride to a 2-1 win at the Utah Royals, the second time the Pride left Utah with at least a point following a 0-0 tie at Utah on May 9. After a seven-game road unbeaten streak ended on Wednesday at Houston, the Pride got back on track and improved to 5-3-2 this season on the road. Utah took a 1-0 lead in the eighth minute on a goal by Amy Rodriguez, but Morgan converted a penalty kick in stoppage time towards the end of the first half to tie the game at 1-1. The Pride will now come home to play their next three games at Orlando City Stadium, starting with a 3:30 p.m. contest next Saturday against Seattle.

ORLANDO – The Orlando Pride needed some late heroics to avoid going winless on their three-game homestand, and Marta provided just that. With just four minutes left until stoppage time, Marta scored off an assist from Sydney Leroux to give the Pride a 2-1 win over the Washington Spirit at Orlando City Stadium. “It was a really tight game in the end in the scoreline but we had seven good chances to score in the first 12 minutes. They consolidated a little bit and then got that opening goal, which made life obviously a lot more difficult then. Next up for the Pride is a game at the Houston Dash at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

BOYDS, MD – The Orlando Pride are about to start a stretch where they will play six of their next eight games at home, but that might be a good thing with how dominant the Pride have been on the road. The Pride extended their road unbeaten streak to six games on Saturday with a 1-0 victory over the Washington Spirit. The only goal of the game was by Alanna Kennedy, who scored in the 11th minute of the game. The Pride held on the rest of the way and improved to 6-3-4 on the season. Ashlyn Harris recorded the shutout in goal for the Pride, who will start a three-game homestead against Houston on Wednesday.

ORLANDO - – The Orlando Pride opened up the 2018 season with a 1-1 draw against the expansion Utah Royals in front of over 9,000 fans at Orlando City Stadium on Saturday. Utah opened the scoring just three minutes into the game, but Orlando tied it in the 19th minute on a goal by Marta. Following a shot by Dani Weatherholt that was saved by Utah goalie Becky Sauerbrunn, Marta put home the rebound to become the franchise's all-time leading scorer. Orlando will play its second game of the season March 31 at Washington.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Eighteen games into its expansion season, Orlando Pride picked up its first draw of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season with a 1-1 stalemate at Sky Blue FC. The Pride will see a short turnaround before their next match, hosting Sky Blue in just three days at Camping World Stadium. It will be the third match in a week for the Pride, who have two home matches remaining in their inaugural season. Evans sent the Pride captain running with a lofted ball over the Sky Blue backline, which Morgan let bounce once before firing in a shot from the arc with her left foot. ET kickoff against Sky Blue, the Pride will close the 2016 season on Sept. 24 at 5 p.m.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando's new women's soccer team is beaming with pride after the team finally unveiled its new official uniforms. Alex Morgan and company will be sporting purple jerseys with the Orlando Health logo, similar to Orlando City's jerseys. The club recently launched the campaign #FilledWithPride to rally supporters to break the National Women's Soccer League's single-match attendance record of 21,144 fans. The Pride will take the field for its first home game next Sunday against Houston.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando Pride announced its complete season roster during the opening week of the 2016 National Women’s Soccer League, according to Major League Soccer's website. "Pride has signed midfielder Sam Witteman, the Club’s first-ever selection in the 2016 NWSL College Draft. A versatile midfielder, Witteman made at least one start in seven different positions in her senior season at Berkeley. Defenders: Laura Alleway (INT’L-AUS), Josée Bélanger (FP-CAN), Steph Catley (INT’L-AUS), Kristen Edmonds, Monica Hickmann Alves (INT’L-BRA), Cami Levin, Toni Pressley. Midfielders: Becky Edwards, Maddy Evans, Kaylyn Kyle (FP-CAN), Lianne Sanderson and Sam Witteman.