BYU women’s soccer is heading back to the College Cup.

Behind an improbable four-goal, second-half comeback at South Field, the Cougars beat North Carolina 4-3 to advance. It was the biggest comeback in 20 years, according to the NCAA, and puts BYU two wins away from its first national title.

BYU fell behind 3-0 within the first 20 minutes. But in the final 29, the Cougars pieced together four goals. Bella Folino scored twice, including the team’s first in the 61st minute.

Leading goal scorer Brecken Mozingo added one in the 81st minute. The game-winner came off of Olivia Wade-Katoa’s foot in the 89th minute.

Three of BYU’s goals came in the final 10 minutes.

Head coach Jennifer Rockwood’s group last made the College Cup in 2021 — when it lost in penalty kicks in the national championship game.

This was Rockwood’s fifth Elite Eight appearance and her second win there. BYU lost in the Sweet 16 last year to North Carolina on the road.

The Cougars will play Stanford on Dec. 1.