Tino Limkhaewprasert

In one of the most highly anticipated matchups of the season, Cal squared off against Stanford in the second leg of the Big Clásico. In the battle for the third spot in the Pac-12 standings, Cal needed at least a tie to fulfill its wishes.

After a resounding home victory against San Diego State, Cal gears up for what will be the final game of the season against none other than rival Stanford. This time, though, the Bears will have to face their nemesis in the latter’s backyard in Palo Alto.

Cal welcomed Stanford to Edwards Stadium for the first of two Big Clásico this year. As one of the most anticipated games of the season, the Bears and Cardinal battled it out in an electrifying matchup as both sides worked tirelessly to be crowned the victor.

As the 2023-24 season draws to a close, Cal sets its sights on archnemesis Stanford for a head-to-head matchup Sunday

Following the defeats in their most recent games against UCLA and Portland, the Bears’ initial momentum at the beginning of the season seemed to be on the verge of an irreversible halt.

Having suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat against No. 31 UCLA in the Bruins’ backyard, Cal men’s soccer is determined to bounce back and reclaim its momentum.

Having suffered a defeat and a draw in the last two games, Cal looked to strengthen its position in the Pac-12 picture after disappointing results.

The Bears took the field against the Lancers in Riverside on a calm Thursday evening. Rohan McEligot’s last-minute goal led Cal to its first away victory of the season.

After a mediocre performance in the first two games of the season, the Bears performed extraordinarily well in their first home game against Fairleigh Dickinson by winning 3-0.

After tying their first game, the Bears looked for their first win of the season against No. 18 Wake Forest. Nonetheless, no clear victor could be determined after a hard fought battle that ended in a draw.