This international window, the Spirit and D.C. Power had 14 players selected to represent 12 nations, though Trinity Rodman’s unfortunate injury means she will not see the field during this break. As of yesterday, 11 of the 12 nations had played a game so far an eight of the players representing D.C. have seen the field. Let’s take a look at how they’ve done.

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In this episode of Hey Spirits, Ella and Annie talk about Washington Spirit's 3-2 loss to Orlando Pride in their final regular season home game. They talk about the two own goals, two set piece goals, and a penalty kick that made this game so weird. Annie also goes on a promised rant about penalty kicks, prompting Ella to wonder if she has any PK pet peeves.

Washington Spirit rose to the occasion in their consequential match against C.F Monterrey in the Concacaf W Champions Cup Wednesday evening. Faced with elimination if they lost their final group stage match, the Spirit dominated play and produced another multi-goal shut-out, earning the top spot instead. Washington Spirit players celebrate during their Concacaf W Champions Cup match against C.F. Monterrey. Photo by Jason Taylor.

1760806529  days  hours  minutes  secondsuntilSpirit vs. Pride The Washington Spirit return to Audi Field on Saturday, October 18, determined as ever but without one of their br…