Angel City can’t overcome a 30th minute goal and falls to San Diego Wave FC in Snapdragon Stadium with a crowd of 32,000.
Angel City Football Club ended up on the short end of the record-setting night, Saturday.
The 32,000 in attendance is the largest crowd to see a NWSL game. Last year, OL Reign drew 27,248 for a doubleheader with MLS’ Seattle Sounders. In 2019, the Portland Thorns had a crowd of 25,218 for a game against the North Carolina Courage. In the 30th minute, San Diego’s Jaedyn Shaw opened the scoring and it ended up being all that Wave FC would need in the 1-0 win.
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