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Our interview guest today is San Diego Wavehead Coach Casey Stoney, before we get going.

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Now, here's my interview with Casey Stoney.

Our guest now is San Diego Wavehead Coach Casey Stoney, whose NWSL expansion team is top

the league standings and just set an NWSL record for a crowd at a game with 32,000 people

in a 1-0 win over Angel City.

Casey, congratulations on everything you're doing, and thanks for coming on the show.

Thank you, it's an absolute pleasure.

So we're speaking a few days after your big crowd and your big win over Angel City,

what stands out to you the most about that night?

Well, I said it post-match in my press conference, and I'm still probably coming to terms with

it.

I've been involved in the game a long time.

I played for England for 18 years, played for many clubs, and I never even dared to dream

that we'd have a night where we would walk out as a women's only soccer team club.

And I tracked 32,000 all there to watch the team and get behind the team here in San

Diego.

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