Caprice Dydasco’s first career goal was a (accidental?) stunner

Was it a shot, or was it a cross, or was it a “shross”?  No matter how you define it, Caprice Dydasco’s hybrid finish was a thing of beauty.

In the 45^th minute of Gotham FC’s game against the Orlando Pride, Dydasco deployed a clever overlapping run into the box to launch the ball toward the far post, tucking in the back of the net behind Ashlyn Harris. The go-head finish was Dydasco’s first NWSL goal.

🚨 SHROSS ALERT 🚨#ORLvNJNY | https://t.co/0LtSAUK1Jw | #NWSL21 pic.twitter.com/QHWBFAjden

— National Women's Soccer League (@NWSL) June 20, 2021

Gotham’s 1-0 advantage lasted until the 90^th minute of the match when the Pride’s Courtney Petersen sent a looping ball of her own past the gloves of Kailen Sheridan to equalize seconds before the end of regulation.

ANOTHER SHROSS AT THE DEATH 🤯#ORLvNJNY | https://t.co/0LtSAUK1Jw | #NWSL pic.twitter.com/rSA00pZT4M

— National Women's Soccer League (@NWSL) June 21, 2021

The Pride’s dramatic finish preserves the team’s unbeaten record. Orlando remains atop the NWSL standings with 12 points, while Gotham slides into the fourth slot with eight points.