One evening, a girl, her brother, and their parents attend a soccer game in a sold-out stadium. Their team wins the toss. First, one team scores; then the other. Tension builds as the clock ticks away. A penalty kick. A last-second score: "Gooooaaallll!!" While other fans stream out, the family stays to watch the coaches and players, and one of them gives the girl a game ball. She takes it home, shows her dad the team in a group photo above her bed, and falls asleep with her arm curved around the ball. The text, written in rhymed couplets, reads aloud smoothly, and the digital artwork captures sports action and bedtimes with equal facility. In 2018, it's not surprising that the picture-book illustrations feature an apparently Hispanic family and include racially diverse crowds and athletes. But while in Dahl and Forshay's Goodnight Baseball (2013), Goodnight Football (2014), and Goodnight Hockey (2015) the athletes are men, the current book shows two women's teams competing in a packed stadium. Nicely played.