Alabama soccer lost to South Carolina 2-1 in the SEC championship semifinals on Thursday evening
In the first half, Alabama had eight shots, and none of them crossed the goal line. South Carolina took seven shots.
South Carolina forward Sydney Middaugh took a shot towards the bottom left of the net and goalkeeper Madi Munguia stopped the ball with her foot.
Off of the rebound, South Carolina forward Emilie Castagna took a stab at the ball and sent it to the bottom left of the goal to score South Carolina’s first goal.
After that, Alabama’s bench received a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct. The Crimson Tide then had two more shots before halftime, leaving Alabama scoreless at the half.
The half started out with defender Leah Klurman getting a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct in the 48th minute.
Just a few seconds later South Carolina defender Reagan Schubach sent the ball to the bottom right of the goal to make the score 2-0.
In the 69th minute, forward Ashley Roni was able to put a point on the board for Alabama after sending the ball to the bottom right of the goal.
Just a minute later forward Larkin Thomason missed an equalizer opportunity from a penalty kick, leaving Alabama trailing 2-1.
The Crimson Tide took six more shots but was unable to equalize the score to head into overtime, sending South Carolina to the championship game.
The NCAA selection show is Monday at 3 p.m. CT.
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