VIDEO: Watch All 13 Goals From Alex Morgan and USWNT's World Cup Beatdown of Thailand
By Sean Facey

The US Women's National Team didn't just have themselves a day, they had themselves a week. They absolutely obliterated Thailand in their World Cup opener, winning by a final of 13-0. It was an absolute clinic that you have to see to believe. Alex Morgan got things started in the 12th minute on a cross from Kelley O'Hara.
This one counts! @AlexMorgan13 scores her 4th career #FIFAWWC goal to give the U.S. the early lead on a @Kelleymohara assist. ?? pic.twitter.com/hiCgNcLYbr
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Then it was Rose Lavelle to cushion the lead just nine minutes later.
YES WE WILL ACCEPT THIS ROSE! ?@roselavelle doubles the @USWNT lead with a sweet strike from distance ?? pic.twitter.com/52BmByOjLw
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A free kick from Tobin Heath found the back of the net via Lindsey Horan in the 32nd minute and made it a 3-0 game, and that's how the score would stay heading into the half.
IT'S THREE! ??????@LindseyHoran pounces on the loose ball in the box off a Tobin Heath free kick. #FIFAWWC pic.twitter.com/73zdchSWeA
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Seems like a good time to put things into cruise control, right? WRONG. The US was far from done.
As the second half opened up, so too did the floodgates. Sam Mewis scored in the 50th minute to make it 4-0.
Sam Mewis got the @USWNT’s second-half goal fest started with her 1st career #FIFAWWC goal ?? pic.twitter.com/GgC19jlGAu
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Morgan netted her second just three minutes later to make it 5-0.
The rout is on!
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Alex Morgan’s 5th career #FIFAWWC goal gave the @USWNT a 5-0 lead on Thailand early in the 2nd half pic.twitter.com/idp7TgXoUB
Barely giving Thailand a chance to breath, Mewis scored her second in the 54th minute. 6-0.
DREAM DEBUT FOR MEWIS! @sammymewy scores her 2nd goal of her #FIFAWWC debut for the @USWNT's 6th. ? pic.twitter.com/WhTAhnD6pR
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019
Two minutes after that, Lavelle scored her second to make it 7-0.
LAVELLE AGAIN!@roselavelle matches Sam Mewis with a brace of her own and it is SEVEN for the @USWNT ?? pic.twitter.com/aAA9DH643v
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019
After a brief respite, Morgan decided that a seven-goal lead wasn't safe enough, and completed the hat trick to make it 8-0 in the 74th minute.
Header ✅
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Left Foot ✅
Right Foot ✅@alexmorgan13 with a PERFECT hat trick at the #FIFAWWC ?? pic.twitter.com/xhzUklhBDD
Then it was Megan Rapinoe on the 2-on-1 rush in the 79th minute to make it 9-0.
RAPINOE JOINS THE PARTY! 9-0 USA!
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019
Come for the @mpinoe goal, stay for the celebration ? pic.twitter.com/DhF7Th17qj
Morgan, still feeling that the game wasn't quite out of reach, scored her fourth to put the US up double digits, 10-0.
ALEX MORGAN SCORES AGAIN
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Her 4th goal of the match makes it 1️⃣0️⃣ for USA ??? pic.twitter.com/Pq9zwbbhR4
And with a healthy six minutes left before stoppage time, Mallory Pugh (why was there stoppage time at all?!) potted the 11th goal, tying the record for largest win in Women's World Cup history.
HISTORY! ??????
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The @USWNT ties the all-time record for biggest World Cup win as @malpugh gets in on the fun in her 1st #FIFAWWC game pic.twitter.com/C2NrVyH3L2
Just a few minutes later, Morgan made history of her own, scoring her fifth of the match to make it 12-0.
ALEX MORGAN FOR THE RECORD! ??@alexmorgan13's 5th ties Michelle Akers' single-game #FIFAWWC record ... and makes it 12-0 USA! pic.twitter.com/52Z0ePG6vI
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019
Finally, Carli Lloyd, showed no mercy, scoring to make it 13-0 in stoppage time.
NO MERCY! ?@CarliLLoyd was not going to come up empty on a record-setting night for the @USWNT. pic.twitter.com/ifWl0kgYIn
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019
What. A. Beatdown. Better luck next year, Thailand!