the latest round of National Women’s Soccer League action has concluded, and it’s time to examine the updated Power Rankings. Matchday 21 brought shifts in the standings, prompting a fresh look at the league’s 14 teams.

Kansas City Current Reign Supreme

The kansas City current maintain their stronghold at the top. Their recent 2-0 victory over Seattle underscores their dominance. celebrated her birthday by netting her 13th goal of the season,tying her with Esther González for the league’s top scorer title.With a record of 17 wins, two draws, and two losses in 21 games, Vlatko Andonovski’s squad shows no signs of faltering as they approach the postseason. Their next challenge is Friday Sept. 26 vs. Chicago Stars, 8 p.m. ET.

This is Kansas City’s season, and we’re just living in it.

Washington Spirit’s Unbeaten Streak Continues

The Washington Spirit played to a 2-2 draw against angel City. Trinity Rodman scored her third goal in three games, capitalizing on her own blocked penalty. Croix Bethune secured a point in the second half. The Spirit are now undefeated in nine consecutive games, although six of those matches ended in draws.Hal Hershfelt missed the game due to suspension. their next match is Sunday Sept.28 vs. Houston Dash,1 p.m. ET.

Gotham FC Secures a Point on the Road

Rose Lavelle scored in gotham’s 1-1 draw. This marks her second goal in 11 games after returning from an injury earlier in the season. Gotham, after a three-game road stretch, will return home to face Portland.Their next match is Friday sept. 26 vs. portland Thorns, 8 p.m. ET.

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San Diego Wave Seek to Regain Momentum

Despite outplaying their opponents, the San Diego wave managed only a 1-1 draw against Portland. Mackenzie Arnold’s six saves limited their offensive efforts.The Wave haven’t secured a victory as Aug. 16. Their next game is against the Orlando Pride on Friday Sept. 26 vs. Orlando Pride, 10.30 p.m. ET.

Portland Thorns Secure a Point at Home

Reyna Reyes scored in the 86th minute, securing a draw for the Portland Thorns against San Diego. The Thorns struggled to generate shots early in the game.Their next match is Friday sept.26 vs. Gotham FC, 8 p.m. ET.