How to Watch Oklahoma vs Ole Miss: Stream Women’s College Soccer Live, TV Channel

Ole Miss will look to secure its first SEC win of the season on Thursday night with a road match against Oklahoma.

On Thursday night, Oklahoma will welcome Ole Miss to Norman for its penultimate regular season game. The Rebels are currently in last place in the SEC standings and have been eliminated from postseason play with a conference record of 0-7-1. The team has an overall record of 5-11-1 with just two games remaining in the season. On Friday, Ole Miss hosted No. 3 Mississippi State and held the Bulldogs to just two goals in a 2-0 loss. Mississippi State got things going quickly with a goal just one minute into play, but the Rebels held the Bulldogs off for the next 85 minutes. With just three minutes remaining, Zoe Main broke through the defense for the second time to score, finishing with a brace against Ole Miss. Shu Ohba held her own in net, making eight saves in the loss.

How to Watch Oklahoma vs Ole Miss in women’s college soccer today:

Game Date: Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024

Game Time: 9:00 p.m. ET

TV: SEC Network (Local)

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While the Sooners have had slightly more success than the Rebels, it’s not by much as the team is currently 1-6-1 in conference play and 8-7-1 overall. Oklahoma has now lost four straight games with the most recent being a 3-1 loss to Missouri on the road Friday night. The Sooners had to play from behind early as the Tigers scored in the first 40 seconds of play to take a 1-0 lead. Oklahoma held Missouri off until just after halftime when the Tigers extended the lead to 2-0. In the 58th minute, Mizzou struck again, making it a 3-0 game. Leonie Weber finally put Oklahoma on the board in the 65th minute, but the team was unable to close the gap any further and were forced to walk away with another loss.

Oklahoma and Ole Miss have only met once in program history and it dates back to 2008. The Rebels earned a 2-1 win in that meeting. This will be the first time the teams meet since Oklahoma joined the SEC.

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