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Gotham FC winless over four matches in slow start to ‘super team’ era

With a 1-1 draw against Racing Louisville on Sunday, Gotham FC picks up a second draw to add to two losses and a win to start 2024

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HARRISON, NJ — Expectations loom large for the defending National Women’s Soccer League Champions, but NJ/NY Gotham FC has gotten off to a slow start.

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The worst-to-first winners of 2023 spent the offseason assembling what could only be described as a super team, adding four U.S. women’s national team players to an already stacked roster. With only one win in five games, the NJ/NY side has not started off the year with the bang that many had anticipated.

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“We want to be getting more points out of games and it’s not the most ideal start, but it’s obviously early on in the season — you don’t want to be peaking now, you want to be peaking at the right time,” said midfielder Rose Lavelle after the game on Sunday. “There’s a huge opportunity for growth. Going down today 1-0, our response immediately after was great. Those are opportunities where you get to grow, learn, and be better.”

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