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Wesley's late goal gives the Wave a 2-0 victory over the Current · Best of: Features

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  Wesley's late goal gives the wave a two-zero victory over the current.
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  San Diego, the AP, Kennedy Wesley scored off Kansadale's free kick in
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  stoppage time, and the San Diego wave beat the Kansas City Current
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  2-0 in the National Women's Soccer League on Friday night. The victory
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  extended the wave's unbeaten streak at Snapdragon Stadium to five games. After
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  a scoreless first half, Melanie Barcina sent the ball to the far
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  post, where Gio Corley tangled with Kansas City's Laney Rouse. The ball
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  sent off Rouse's knee for an own goal to put San Diego
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  in front in the fiftieth minute. Rouse fouled Gabby Portillo just outside
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  the box and was sent off with her second yellow card of
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  the match at the end of regulation. She will be unavailable next
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  week when the current hosts the Denver summit. Wesley headed home the
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  ensuing free kick by Dolly a minute into stoppage time. Kansas City's
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  Temwachewinga had scored in five straight regular season games, including last week's
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  2-2 draw at home against the Orlando Pride. Barsenas, who signed a
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  contract extension through 2028 this week, leads the wave with six goals.
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  With The
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  victory, the Wave, august third, fourteen, moved to second on the table
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  behind Gotham, as they looked to secure home field advantage in the
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  playoffs, with five games left in the regular season. The current, september
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  fifth, eleven are in seventh, sitting just a point ahead, the Seattle
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  rain on the playoff line. See the AP's full soccer coverage here.