Temwa Chawinga leads the NWSL scoring charts this season, and equalled Sam Kerr's season record over the weekend, so is she Africa's finest striker ahead of Barbra Banda, Asisat Oshoala, and Racheal Kundananji?

Temwa Chawinga was back on the scoresheet this weekend as a goal against Racing Louisville saw the striker equal the all-time NWSL season goalscoring record.

Temwa Chawinga sits on the precipice of history. Two goals in the final three games of the regular season for Kansas City Current will push Chawinga’s tally over the current record for an NWSL regular season —Sam Kerr’s 18 goals in 2019.

Kansas City Current forward Temwa Chawinga tied the record for goals scored in a single National Women's Soccer League season with her tally two minutes into Saturday's 2-0 win over Racing Louisville.

Temwa Chawinga etched her name into the National Women’s Soccer League history books on Saturday with yet another goal.

Chawinga dribbled the rest of the way, rounding Gotham goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger to score. Her goal was her 17th of the year, one away from tying Sam Kerr’s NWSL record of 18 in 2019.

Kansas City Current forward Temwa Chawinga scored her 18th goal of the season on Saturday, tying Sam Kerr’s single-season NWSL record set in 2019. Chawinga scored two minutes into a 2-0 victory over Racing Louisville when she ran behind Louisville’s defense and got on the end of Debinha’s pass inside the penalty box.