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Fishlock Breaks Rapinoe’s Reign Scoring Record in 2-0 Win over the Legacy
Fishlock scored twice from distance and Seattle moved above the playoff line while Boston was eliminated from contention.
- On Friday, midfielder Jess Fishlock scored two goals to break the Seattle Reign career scoring record in a 2-0 victory over the Boston Legacy at Lumen Field.
- The 39-year-old Reign captain has been with the club since the NWSL's 2013 inaugural season and returned from an April ankle injury to make her second start of the season.
- Fishlock scored her 51st career goal in the 23rd minute with a long-range shot, then broke the record with her 52nd strike from outside the box in the 64th minute.
- With the victory, the Reign moved into the sixth seed in the NWSL standings with four games remaining, while Boston Legacy was eliminated from playoff contention.
- Fishlock, who announced she will retire at season's end, will lead the Reign when they host the North Carolina Courage at Lumen Field next week.
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Fishlock breaks Rapinoe’s Reign scoring record in 2-0 win over the Legacy
Jess Fishlock scored two goals to break Megan Rapinoe’s Seattle Reign career goal-scoring record in the team's 2-0 win over the Boston Legacy on Friday night.
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