The No. 5 Seattle Reign rode a late Jordyn Bugg equalizer to a 1-1 Decision Day draw with the No. 4 Orlando Pride on Sunday, meaning the two squads will play a first-round game in Orlando in a week's time.

The No. 4 Seattle Reign will take on the No. 3 Orlando Pride on the road on Sunday to decide where Seattle finishes in the playoff race on Decision Day, as they could end up anywhere from the third seed all the way down the seventh.

It was a busy news week for the Seattle Reign, who saw seven players receive senior national team call-ups and multiple players announce career transitions, including Lauren Barnes' retirement from the NWSL at the end of the season and Jess Fishlock stepping away from international soccer.

The Seattle Reign weathered plenty of opposing opportunities on the road to play to a 0-0 result against Gotham FC on Sunday afternoon.

The Reign currently sit in the NWSL's seventh seed, while Louisville resides in the eighth spot with seven games to play. Can Seattle land a key win for playoff seeding?

Seattle Reign FC has drawn in three straight matches heading into a Sunday road date with the No. 2-seeded Washington Spirit.

Defensive mistakes and a lack of creativity offensively did the Seattle Reign in as they dropped a home match vs the Washington Spirit.

The defense looked solid most of the night, but Reign FC failed to make the most of their opportunities on Saturday against one of NWSL's top teams, staying stuck at just one win so far.

Reign FC holds a 1-1-1 as the league enters the first international break of the season. What can we take away from the first three games?

Seattle looked dominant on the road in a huge victory to get their first win of the season in North Carolina.