On Monday, Gotham FC beat Seattle 2-0, snapping the Reign's seven-game NWSL unbeaten streak behind goals from midfielder Delanie Sheehan and striker Esther González.

The road win saw Gotham leapfrog Kansas City to claim third place in the standings — prime positioning as NY/NJ stares down a second-straight NWSL championship​.

Seattle, on the other hand, sits in 11th place with only six matches left. The Reign will need to rack up as many wins as possible to keep their postseason dreams alive.

NWSL star Trinity Rodman of the Washington Spirit celebrates a goal in a game against Houston.
NWSL superstar Trinity Rodman hit Steph Curry's "night, night" celly on Sunday. (Washington Spirit)

Rodman ups the celly game in the NWSL

In lighter NWSL news, Washington star Trinity Rodman hit her second NBA-inspired celly of the season on Sunday.

After launching a rocket to secure the Spirit's 3-0 win over Houston, Rodman dropped to the pitch, curled up, closed her eyes, and laid her head on her hands in a nod to Steph Curry's signature "night, night" action.

The move followed last week's slam dunk celly. After netting an equalizer, Rodman leapt into the air while sprinting toward new Spirit investor and NBA legend, Magic Johnson.

Kansas City defender Hallie Mace lifts midfielder Lo'eau LaBonta up, Dirty Dancing-style in a NWSL game.
Kansas City midfielder Lo'eau LaBonta's famously creative goal celebrations have lit up the NWSL. (Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports)

LaBonta's NWSL cellies give Rodman stiff competition

While iconic celebrations have become part of the NWSL's DNA, Rodman’s main competitor in this season's top celly race is Kansas City’s Lo’eau LaBonta.

The midfielder’s 2024 highlights include mirroring gymnast Simone Biles’s Olympic floor routine, using the ball as a baby bump, and recreating the signature lift from Dirty Dancing.