WATCH: Grant scores first goal for FC Rosengård in Sweden

Midweek action in the NWSL and Damallsvenskan will saw Charli Grant pick up her first goal for FC Rosengård and San Diego Wave FC clinch a late draw over Portland Thorns. 

An Aussie found the back of the net in Sweden, while Wave FC remains in first on the NWSL ladder after a late 2-2 draw over the Portland Thorns. 

Kicking off in the USA, Emily van Egmond's San Diego Wave FC welcomed Portland Thorns, the visitors got off to the ideal start with Sophia Smith finding the opener from the spot.

Sofia Jakobsson looked to have the equaliser, with her shot crossing the line, however, the hosts would remain scoreless. Van Egmond sizzled a shot from way out that hit the post, with Wave taking a 1-0 deficit into the break. 

Canadian veteran Christine Sinclair moved to second on the All-Time NWSL Goalscorers tally, still, 19 goals behind Sam Kerr, when she doubled the Thorns' advantage on the other side of the break.

Two goals in the final 10 minutes to Taylor Kornieck saw Wave secure a late 2-2 draw to hold on to first on the ladder. 

Moving over to Sweden, Teagan Micah and Charli Grant's FC Rosengård extended their unbeaten run to 13 games with a 6-0 win over Kalmar. Micah and Grant both started for the visitors. 

Grant scored her first-ever goal for Rosengård, getting on the end of a poor corner clearance to give a 4-0 lead going into the break. 

Grant then turned provider, picking up an assist on Rosengård's sixth and final goal of the game. The side remains at the top of the table and moves five points clear of second place. 

Courtney Nevin and Kyra Cooney-Cross' Hammarby travelled to take on KIF Örebro, with Nevin getting the start and Cooney-Cross named on the bench for the first time. 

Madelen Janogy had the opener for Hammarby in the 43rd-minute, giving the visitors a 1-0 lead going into the break. 

Nevin had the chance to double Hammarby's advantage from the spot in the 84th-minute, however, her shot was wide of the goal. Hammarby collect a 1-0 win over KIF Örebro and maintain seventh on the ladder. 

Meanwhile, Clare Polkinghorne and Katrina Gorry's Vittsjö GIK went down 2-0 to Kristianstads DFF. Polkinghorne and Gorry played the entire game for Vittsjö as a brace from Évelyne Viens and saw Kristianstads pick up their eighth win of the season. 

The last game in Sweden saw Remy Siemsen's AIK host Piteå. AIK recorded their second win of the season with a late goal. 

Siemsen played the whole game up front, with an 82nd-minute winner from Honoka Hayashi sealing the 1-0 win.