In this episode of Soccer Over Gotham, hosts Ruby Pinto and Gary Gibson discuss Gotham FC's recent performances, including their games against Angel City and Portland. They highlight standout players, particularly Esther, who has been on a scoring spree. The conversation also touches on roster changes, including the departure of CeCe Kaizer, and the need for defensive reinforcements. Looking ahead, they preview upcoming matches and the challenges Gotham will face.

In this episode of Soccer Over Gotham, hosts Gary Gibson and Ruby Pinto discuss Gotham's recent match against North Carolina, highlighting the team's return to form with a dominant 3-1 victory. They delve into the performances of key players like Esther and rookie Lily Real, as well as the impact of Midge Purse's return from injury. The conversation also touches on team dynamics, upcoming matches, and the overall state of the league, emphasizing Gotham's potential as a super team this season.

Producer Gary talk to Jenna Tonelli about:

• - Tierna Davidson's ACL injury is a significant loss for Gotham FC.

• - Juan Carlos Amoros has been extended for five years, reflecting his success with the team.

  - Gotham FC is committed to creating a safe environment for all fans and players.

  - The upcoming match against Courage is crucial for Gotham's season.

  
  

  Then interview with Gotham FC Keeper Ryan CampbellIn this engaging interview, rookie goalkeeper Ryan Campbell shares her journey from college soccer at Stanford and UCLA to joining Gotham FC in the NWSL. She discusses her experiences living in New Jersey, her personal interests outside of soccer, and the influence of her family and mentors on her athletic career. Ryan reflects on the challenges and growth she faced during her time at Stanford, particularly after the tragic loss of teammate Katie Meyer, and how it shaped her approach to leadership and resilience. She also highlights the importance of learning from veteran players like Anne Berger and Michelle Betos, and expresses her excitement for the future in professional soccer.