NWSL says game should not have continued after Savy King collapsed on the field

Posted May 20, 2025
A game between Angel City and the Utah Royals should not have continued after Savy King collapsed on the field and had to be hospitalized, the National Women’s Soccer League said Friday. The league said it came to the conclusion after reviewing its protocols and listening to feedback from stakeholders. There were questions about league procedures. (Associated Press)

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