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Davis scores the go-ahead goal in Boston's 2-1 victory over Racing Louisville

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 17). Davis scores the go-ahead goal in Boston's 2-1 victory over Racing Louisville. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/davis-scores-the-go-ahead-goal-in-boston-s-2-1-victory-over-racing-louisville/article_edbf5bcb-825f-572f-97cf-785d17fb29a4.html

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In a match at Gillette Stadium, Deja Davis scored the winning goal for Boston Legacy against Racing Louisville with a header in the 51st minute after a rain delay. The game ended 2-1, with Amanda Gutierres scoring the first goal for Boston earlier in the half and Kayla Fischer equalizing briefly for Racing Louisville. Both teams are already eliminated from playoff contention; Boston has four wins in its last six games while Racing Louisville remains winless in eight matches.
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On October 14, Deja Davis scored the go-ahead goal for the Boston Legacy against Racing Louisville in a National Women’s Soccer League match held at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough. The game ended with a score of 2-1 in favor of Boston. Amanda Gutierres had given Boston an early lead with her goal in the ninth minute, but Kayla Fischer equalized for Racing Louisville in the 22nd minute. Davis’s header in the 51st minute secured the victory for Boston, marking her first career NWSL goal. Despite this win, both teams were already eliminated from playoff contention; Boston has won four of their last six games while Racing Louisville is winless in their past eight matches.

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Boston FOXBOROUGH Legacy Racing Racing Louisville

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Boston GPE · 4× Legacy PERSON · 2× Racing ORG · 2× Racing Louisville ORG · 2× Amanda Gutierres’ PERSON · 1× Deja Davis PERSON · 1× FOXBOROUGH GPE · 1× Mass. GPE · 1× the Boston Legacy ORG · 1× the National Women’s Soccer League ORG · 1×

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Deja Davis scored on a header early in the second half and the Boston Legacy downed Racing Louisville 2-1 in the National Women’s Soccer League on Friday night.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Deja Davis scored on a header early in the second half and the Boston Legacy downed Racing Louisville 2-1 in the National Women’s Soccer League on Friday night. asserted
Legacy → score → night
Boston (9-14-5) has four wins in the last six games but has already been eliminated from the playoffs. asserted
Boston → have → playoffs
Racing Louisville (7-18-3) is winless in its last eight games and has also been eliminated from the postseason. asserted
Louisville → eliminate → postseason
After a rain delay of more than an hour at Gillette Stadium, the Legacy went ahead in the ninth minute on Amanda Gutierres’ goal off a well-placed cross from Bianca St-Georges. asserted
Legacy → go → Georges
Kayla Fischer scored the equalizer for Louisville in the 22nd, capitalizing on a mistake by Boston goalkeeper Laurel Ivory. asserted
Fischer → score → Ivory
Fisher leads Racing with eight goals this season. asserted
Fisher → lead → goals
Davis scored Boston’s go-ahead goal in the 51st minute. asserted
Davis → score → minute
Emma Sears’ header for Racing in stoppage time flew over goal in a final bid to salvage a point. asserted
header → fly → point
The Legacy acquired forward Gift Monday last week from the Washington Spirit, but she was not available because of international duty. asserted
she → acquire → duty
Boston was without starting goalkeeper Casey Murphy, who was placed on the season-ending injury list this week with torn posterior cruciate ligament in her left knee. asserted
who → start → knee
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