It was an NWSL star-studded affair but the stands were empty due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The second-tier women’s soccer league, which sits under the NWSL, is the latest affected by the pandemic.
The league announced it will delay the start of the 2020 season, but has not set a date for season opening matches yet.
The Timbers’ staff has been caring for players’ physical and mental well being
The extended moratorium came after the league extended its suspension of matches into May.
Melbourne City will take on Sydney FC in the Australian W-League final early Saturday morning in a match that will feature nine NWSL players.
The leagues previously suspended all matches into May, and will now pause training until April 5.
CPL commissioner David Clanachan did not yet set a target for start of 2020 season
The foundation will donate nearly $5.4 million for relief efforts in response to the outbreak
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