Orlando Pride at Seattle Reign
When: Sunday, November 1, 5:00 p.m. ET
Where: Lumen Field, Seattle, Was.
TV: ESPN App
As the Pride play their last game of 2026 on Sunday, here are five things to watch for:
A Chance at History in Seattle
The Pride have won each of their last two visits to Lumen Field, earning a 3-2 victory in 2024 and a 1-0 win last season after going winless in their first eight road matches against the Reign. A win this weekend would see the Pride become the first team in NWSL history to win three consecutive regular-season road matches against Seattle.
Finding Form Away From Home
After collecting just seven points from their first 10 road matches of the season, the Pride have found their form away from home, taking 10 points from their last four. That stretch includes a 3-1 victory at Bay FC on Sept. 27 and a 2-1 win at Houston on Oct. 18, with the Pride winning three of their last four away matches entering this weekend's contest in Seattle.
Washington's Moment
Solai Washington has contributed to four goals in her last five appearances, tallying two goals and two assists during that span. With goals in each of her last two matches, the 21-year-old became the youngest player in Pride history to score in consecutive regular-season matches, breaking the previous mark set by Alanna Kennedy at age 22 in 2017.
Welcome Back, Kylie
Defender Kylie Nadaner made her first appearance of the 2026 season in the Pride's Oct. 25 match against Gotham FC, entering as a second-half substitute. The appearance marked her first for Orlando since Aug. 30, 2025, also against Gotham FC, as Nadaner returned to action following maternity leave.
Obrigado, Rafa
Sunday's match against Seattle will serve as Rafaelle's final NWSL appearance after the Brazilian defender announced her retirement ahead of the Pride's home finale against Gotham FC. Since arriving in Orlando in July 2023, Rafaelle has made 52 appearances across all competitions and helped the club secure the 2024 NWSL Shield and NWSL Championship, the first trophies in Pride history. She also scored twice in purple, finding the net in her debut against Chicago in August 2023 and in the 2025 NWSL Challenge Cup against Washington.
Milestone Tracker:
- Oihane's next appearance will be her 50th across all competitions with the Pride and in the NWSL.
- Haley McCutcheon is two goals away from scoring her 15th across all competitions in her Pride career. She would become the fifth player in Club history to score 15 or more goals with the Pride.
