9 Pics of U.S. Women's Soccer Team Celebrating a Record-Breaking Win

The U.S. Women's National Team Celebrates Its Record Winning World Cup Match

The women of the United States Women's National Soccer Team began their World Cup journey Tuesday at the FIFA Women's World Cup in Reims, France. To say that it was an eventful game is a massive understatement, as the team broke multiple records all across the board. The U.S. beat Thailand 13-0 in what is the biggest win in World Cup history in both the women's and the men's game. Alex Morgan scored five of the 13 goals, sharing the record of most goals scored by a single player in a Women's World Cup game with USA soccer legend Michelle Akers. Other goal scorers included out player Megan Rapinoe (1), Rose Lavelle (2), Lindsey Horan (1), Sam Mewis (2), Mallory Pugh (1), and Carli Lloyd (1), who together set a record for most individual scorers in a Women's World Cup game. Lavelle, Horan, Mewis, and Pugh scored goals in the kickoff match of their first time at FIFA Women's World Cup. The USWNT, defending its title from four years ago, went into the World Cup as strong as ever.

Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe hug it out after scoring a goal.

Julie Ertz joins the ladies in celebration.

Megan Rapinoe kisses Lindsey Horan on the forehead in a moment of glee.

The team members jump on top of each other in celebration around Alex Morgan and Kelley O'Hara.

Alex Morgan hugs her mom after the victory over Thailand.

Alex Morgan joins Tobin Heath, Sam Mewis, Crystal Dunn, Lindsey Horan, Julie Ertz, and Rose Lavelle after another scored goal.

Megan Rapinoe leaps into Sam Mewis's arms after Mewis scored her first-ever FIFA Women's World Cup goal.

The team gets ready to go back into action as Megan Rapinoe kisses Lindsey Horan.