Utah Royals vs. Orlando Pride - Game Highlights
Watch the Game Highlights from Utah Royals vs. Orlando Pride, 07/19/2026
Open source video →Orlando Pride and Utah Royals completed their 2026 NWSL match at America First Field on July 18, 2026. The final score was Orlando Pride 0–1 Utah Royals. This page keeps the result, viewing information, current table snapshot and the other 2026 meeting together.
Sandy, Utah, USA
Open venue in Google Maps →Watch 2 available highlights from this completed NWSL match, including the match recap, goals and notable plays supplied with the final game record.
Watch the Game Highlights from Utah Royals vs. Orlando Pride, 07/19/2026
Open source video →Narumi Miura (Utah Royals) with a Spectacular Goal vs. Orlando Pride, 07/19/2026
Open source video →Compare the final team numbers from this July 18, 2026 NWSL match, then jump to the goals, cards, substitutions, lineups and player leaders.
Follow the important moments in match order. Routine stoppages and duplicate delay notices are left out so the decisive action is easier to scan.
First Half begins.
Ana Tejada (Utah Royals) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Goal! Utah Royals 1, Orlando Pride 0. Narumi Miura (Utah Royals) left footed shot from the left side of the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Ana Tejada.
Halftime
Substitution, Orlando Pride. Solai Washington replaces Seven Castain.
Substitution, Orlando Pride. Kerry Abello replaces Oihane Hernández.
Substitution, Utah Royals. Kameron Simmonds replaces Miyabi Moriya.
Substitution, Orlando Pride. Ally Lemos replaces Luana.
Start 2nd Half
Substitution, Utah Royals. Paige Cronin replaces Mina Tanaka.
Substitution, Orlando Pride. Jacqueline Ovalle replaces Barbra Banda.
Kameron Simmonds (Utah Royals) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Substitution, Utah Royals. Madison Hammond replaces Ana Tejada.
Substitution, Utah Royals. Lara Prasnikar replaces Kiana Palacios.
Substitution, Orlando Pride. Julie Doyle replaces Nicole Payne.
Second Half ends, Utah Royals 1, Orlando Pride 0.
See both starting lineups, listed positions and available substitutes from the final match record.
These leaders highlight the players who topped their team in shooting, passing, defending or goalkeeping during this match.







Review the latest recorded match updates, shown from the final whistle backward for faster postgame reading.
Utah Royals won Orlando Pride 0–1 Utah Royals at home. The score shown here is the recorded final result; team records and positions below use the site's latest standings snapshot rather than a pre-match table.
Orlando's longest listed road run begins with Boston and continues through Denver and San Diego in May. Choose Away games only to see that sequence without the home fixtures between other parts of the schedule.
Three of Utah's four July matches were scheduled at home, followed by Portland and Bay FC visits in August. Month and Home filters make that concentrated section easy to isolate.
The final score is fixed on this page, but current standings and recent form continue to update after later matches. Use the two team-schedule links to see what came next.
Season context was researched separately from the Orlando Pride 2026 schedule announcement and the Utah Royals FC 2026 schedule announcement. Live schedule data and the recorded result take priority over release-day details.
Across completed 2026 meetings currently in the schedule, Orlando Pride has 0 wins, Utah Royals has 2 wins, and 0 finished level. The other listed meeting was Utah Royals 2–1 Orlando Pride on August 29, 2026.
Orlando Pride 0–1 Utah Royals
America First Field
Utah Royals 2–1 Orlando Pride
Inter&Co Stadium
Open the other meeting →These are current site values, included to help compare the teams. They should not be read as a historical snapshot from the original match date.
Orlando Pride is currently #11 with 36 points from 30 matches (11 wins, 3 draws, 16 losses). Recent form: L W L W W.
Utah Royals is currently #7 with 47 points from 30 matches (14 wins, 5 draws, 11 losses). Recent form: L L D W W.
Utah Royals has the higher current points total, with a gap of 11 points between the clubs.
Use the side-by-side numbers to compare possession, shots, passing, discipline and defensive work without opening a separate box score.
The match timeline keeps goals, cards and substitutions in chronological order while removing routine delay notices.
Review both starting formations and available substitutes, then watch any verified postgame videos attached to this result.
The recorded final score was Orlando Pride 0–1 Utah Royals on July 18, 2026.
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The listed venue is America First Field, at Sandy, Utah, USA. Check the venue line again before traveling.
The other listed meeting was Utah Royals 2–1 Orlando Pride on August 29, 2026.
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Match ends, Utah Royals 1, Orlando Pride 0.
Second Half ends, Utah Royals 1, Orlando Pride 0.
Foul by Solai Washington (Orlando Pride).
Mandy McGlynn (Utah Royals) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Corner, Orlando Pride. Conceded by Cece Delzer.
Fourth official has announced 6 minutes of added time.
Mandy McGlynn (Utah Royals) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Foul by Zara Chavoshi (Orlando Pride).
Corner, Orlando Pride. Conceded by Paige Cronin.
Foul by Lara Prasnikar (Utah Royals).
Zara Chavoshi (Orlando Pride) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Foul by Madison Hammond (Utah Royals).
Angelina (Orlando Pride) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Narumi Miura (Utah Royals) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Foul by Zara Chavoshi (Orlando Pride).
Foul by Kameron Simmonds (Utah Royals).
Solai Washington (Orlando Pride) wins a free kick on the left wing.
Foul by Kate Del Fava (Utah Royals).
Julie Doyle (Orlando Pride) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Delay over. They are ready to continue.
Delay in match (Utah Royals).
Substitution, Orlando Pride. Julie Doyle replaces Nicole Payne.
Substitution, Utah Royals. Lara Prasnikar replaces Kiana Palacios.
Substitution, Utah Royals. Madison Hammond replaces Ana Tejada.
Attempt blocked. Cece Delzer (Utah Royals) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Assisted by Paige Cronin.
Foul by Cece Delzer (Utah Royals).
Cori Dyke (Orlando Pride) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Foul by Kiana Palacios (Utah Royals).
Zara Chavoshi (Orlando Pride) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Paige Cronin (Utah Royals) wins a free kick in the defensive half.