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Who says women's soccer isn't a physical game?
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DiggSoccer is a game of precision and skill. It can get physical at times. It can often get a little chippy. But rarely does it get as physical and downright dirty as it did recently in a women's college game between BYU and New Mexico. Have a look-see:
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