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On May 7, 2026, Dayana Pierre-Louis played her part in Utah Royals FC's 2–0 win against Houston Dash at America First Field. This official Utah Royals FC soccer jersey was worn by the Haitian midfielder during the NWSL match after she was subbed into the game. Signed by Pierre-Louis, this piece of memorabilia is a tangible link to a dominant home victory. It comes fully authenticated by Fabricks, providing guaranteed origin for serious collectors.
On May 7, 2026, Dayana Pierre-Louis played her part in Utah Royals FC's 2–0 win against Houston Dash at America First Field. This official Utah Royals FC soccer jersey was worn by the Haitian midfielder during the NWSL match after she was subbed into the game. Signed by Pierre-Louis, this piece of memorabilia is a tangible link to a dominant home victory. It comes fully authenticated by Fabricks, providing guaranteed origin for serious collectors.
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The Game
NWSL
Utah Royals FC
2
Houston Dash
0
America First Field
May 7, 2026
Season 2026
The Player
Dayana Pierre-Louis
- Age
- 22
- Position
- Midfielder
- Number
- 15
- Size
- L
- Date of Birth
- 24 September 2003
- Place of Birth
- Haiti
- Nationality
- Haiti
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