BOX SCORE (PDF)
BOSTON — Senior defender
Jack Monte finished off the game with a headed goal in the 103rd minute and senior forward
Benjamin Klingen contributed a score in the 63rd minute to secure a 2-1 victory for Northeastern men's soccer (4-1-1, 1-0-0 CAA) over the Harvard Crimson (1-1-1, 0-0-0 Ivy) at Jordan Field at Harvard on Tuesday evening.
- Monte and Klingen both scored their first goals of the season in the win.
- Junior midfielder Federico Tellez assisted the game-winning goal on a corner kick while Jacob Marin-Thomson set up Klingen's strike.
- The Huskies had a total of 30 shots compared to Harvard's 17, the most recorded by NU since at least 2003.
- The Huskies also registered more shots on target than Harvard by a margin of 11-7.
- NU dominated the offensive end with nine corner kicks compared to just four for the Crimson.
- Junior goalkeeper Colby Hegarty contributed six saves in the effort, conceding just once in the 15th minute.
- Senior forward Dan Munch made an impact on offense with five shots, including two on target.
After winning this crosstown battle, the Huskies will travel to Virginia to take on William & Mary at noon on Sept. 18 in their second CAA game of the season. Catch the action on
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