Women's World Cup

Thanks to Reyna Reyes' game-winner in the 98th minute, Alabama has reached their first College Cup in program history.

It was an exciting start and an absolutely dominant performance as the USA defeated Japan in the Women's World Cup Final, 5-2.

One of the worst ways to lose a game is when you score for the other team, and to the English Women's National Team, that's how their semifinal match ended against Japan yesterday.

The Alabama soccer program will welcome Crimson Tide fans to the Alabama Soccer Complex on Sunday, July 5th for a World Cup final watch party, and will launch its new booster club, The Crimson Assist, first-year head coach Wes Hart announced.

It was a brutal, vicious, bloody battle, but the United States Women National Team took down Germany 2-0 in the Women's World Cup semifinal.

While Alabama is producing talent on the football gridiron, softball and baseball diamonds, and gymnastics, there are two Tide soccer players getting a chance to compete at the highest level of women's international soccer.

Megan Rapinoe scored twice and the United States beat Australia, 3-1, in the U.S. Women’s National Team World Cup opener in Winnipeg, Manitoba in Canada on Monday night.