Tennessee soccer closes its 2026 regular season Sunday, Nov. 1, hosting Oklahoma at Regal Soccer Stadium in Knoxville, with kickoff at 1 p.m. Eastern on SEC Network+, according to the school's preview.
Where Tennessee stands
The Lady Vols are 6-5-4 overall and 1-5-3 in the SEC after a 2-1 loss at No. 7 Alabama. Sophia Prime scored the first goal of her college career in the 18th minute, but Alabama came back after Tennessee received a red card in the 63rd minute. Tennessee has not won since Sept. 11, and the school notes it is already eliminated from SEC Tournament contention under the tiebreakers.
Home strength
At home, Tennessee is 5-2-2 with all six of its clean sheets and a 15-5 goal margin. The team set a single-match attendance record against Milwaukee (5,489), and season attendance of 20,643 is on track for the second highest in program history. The defense averages 0.93 goals against, in the top six in the SEC, and goalkeeper Cayden Norris had a season-high five saves at Alabama.
Oklahoma
The Sooners are 11-4-2 and 5-4-0 in the SEC, third in Division I in goals with 51. Kayla Keefer leads the country with 20 goals. Oklahoma needs a win to keep its hopes for a first-round tournament bye alive.
Admission is free, it is a cashless venue, and the clear bag policy applies. It is also "Pups at the Pitch" day, with dogs welcome.
Sources: UTSports.com