The Kansas City Current will conclude their regular season on November 2, 2025, when they face the San Diego Wave at CPKC Stadium. This match marks the last game of what has been a historic season for the Current, who currently hold a record of 20 wins, 3 losses, and 2 draws for a total of 62 points, placing them first in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL).
Kansas City Current vs. San Diego Wave: Match Details
The kickoff for the much-anticipated game is set for 2 p.m. CT. It will be celebrated as Fan Appreciation Day, with special promotional events for attendees. Limited tickets are still available for purchase.
The match will be broadcast nationally on ESPN, featuring commentators Jordan Angeli and Mark Donaldson. Local audiences can also tune into 90.9 The Bridge for live commentary.
Kristen Hamilton’s Retirement
Forward Kristen Hamilton has announced her retirement at the end of the 2025 season. Hamilton has enjoyed a stellar career, winning three NWSL championships and four NWSL Shields. She has been a part of the Kansas City team since its inception in 2021 and has played over 10,200 minutes during her career. A celebration to honor her achievements will be held following the match.
The Water War Rivalry
This match will be the eighth encounter between the Kansas City Current and San Diego Wave, often referred to as the “Water War.” Kansas City leads the series with 5 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw. The Current won their last four meetings against San Diego, also boasting a 2-1 record at home.
Key Player Highlights
- Midfielder Claire Hutton: Recently ranked the top Under-19 player by ESPN, Hutton has played a vital role with 1,739 minutes this season.
- Midfielder Debinha: Named among the 26 finalists for the 2025 FIFPRO Women’s World 11, she tied for third in NWSL history with 78 career goals.
- Goalkeeper Lorena: Holds the record for most shutouts in a single regular season, with 14 clean sheets to her name this year.
2025 Achievements
The Current made waves this season by securing the 2025 NWSL Shield on September 20, which is awarded to the team with the best regular-season record. They achieved this milestone faster than any other club in league history, clinching the Shield with five games still to play.
As the season draws toward its conclusion, the Current stands tall at the top of the NWSL standings for 21 consecutive weeks, with an impressive average of 2.48 points per match.
Upcoming Playoffs
With the regular season ending, the Current will advance to the playoffs as the number one seed. They are set to host a quarterfinal match the weekend of November 7-9. Ticket sales for playoff matches are now available.
As the Kansas City Current prepares for their last regular season contest against the San Diego Wave, they not only look to cement their outstanding season but also to celebrate their committed fan base during Fan Appreciation Day.
