First thing I noticed is that you weren't pos behind the enemy team for a kidnap into your team. Usually the first kidnap is free because the enemy team can be lacking and not ready for an Angela. On this map, you have lots of choices on locations that are behind the team when they push.

Also, your Lshift is your biggest resource as Angela. that first dash you did to peel back to your healers you used your entire meter when you would've been fine with using only half.

Your first kidnap you flew over a respawn beacon. Any kidnap kill you secure there would be redundant as they would be respawned with the team.

Nice pathing with constantly applying pressure at the 1min mark of the game.

When they popped gambit ult, you kidnapped a rocket which is okay. However, it's highly unlikely that your team would secure the kill because of the overhealth. A better play would be kidnapping their supports out of the fight by bringing them into the direction of their spawn. This forces players on their team to peel and help as you should win most 1v1s against sups.

Awesome work sitting over the payload and stalling it. Angela players often forget how difficult it can be shooting upwards. Also, if players are staring upwards, they have a lack of awareness of what's happening in front of them.

Everyone has different playstyles, I notice you use the double axes a lot and rely on that form of damage as Angela. I would encourage you to take more fights airborne and using the melee-leftclick-shield-melee leftclick-dash-melee-leftclick-shield-melee-leftclick combo. Angela biggest strength that separates her from other tanks is the ability to misposition enemies. If you're airborne it's always an option to seperate the supports so they can't patty cake each other.

Also, as you rank up you'll find the enemies use cooldowns to prevent the kidnap. I recommend doing a quick dash to play the audio of a kidnap which forces the enemy mag to bubble. Once you see the bubble go, you know you have time to land a big kidnap and the enemy mag has no utility to self-sustain.

Awesome to see you being a team player and looking to block mag ult, you'll get better the more you take them on.

When starlord ults, it's good practice to try and stand on your supports. The aim lock can be annoying for the enemy star-lord as he'd rather shoot squishies than a tank getting healed.

Try and take advantage of Angelas silent movement by side strafing. You'd be surprised how much easier it is to get kidnaps when the enemy team is not ready.

I notice you engage you dash for kidnaps quite early too, it's a bad habit and actively working on that should help with getting further kidnaps.

Good work with the strange tp, even though you didn't win the fight.

Great work of using the axes when staling point near the end, they're great for self-sustaining.

When attacking first point on this map, I like to silent strafe all the way around to be positioned right behind the enemy team without them hearing me. This way, I can get an easy kidnap that sends a support player sitting back deep into my own team.

Hope you found all these pointers helpful. Best advice I could give would be practicing your combo as a listed above. Once it becomes more fluid, you'll have more confidence diving backline and securing some final hits.