Evan Davila

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.

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.

Cal men’s soccer ends its preseason with a perfect 3-0, and looks ahead to Cal State Fullerton to kick off the regular season.

Should Cal manage a win, or even a tie, against the No. 1 NCAA men’s soccer team in the nation, it’ll undoubtedly have the last laugh.

After rebounding from their first loss of the season with a win at Long Beach State, the Bears roll into the start of conference play with a 4-1-2 record.

Continuing its Pac-12 conference series on Sept. 19, the Bears look to collect a win in their stint away from the Bay against UCLA.

After falling to Pacific in an embarrassing 1-2 loss, the Bears are looking to come back stronger against their California counterpart on Sept. 16.

Cal men’s soccer hopes to continue its winning streak against the Pacific Tigers on Thursday, Sept. 9 at PayPal Park -- home of the San Jose Earthquakes.

Cal men’s soccer arrive into the week victorious after a stunning matchup against Dixie State and UNLV.

After a rough start, the Bears turned it on. Cal, which looked like the better team for the rest of the match, equalized in the 26th minute when Evan Davila’s bouncing shot found the back of the net.