Pirates Fall In Overtime At UMass Lowell

Friday, September 2

Lowell, Mass.

7:00 PM

Seton Hall University

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UMass-Lowell

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Seton Hall

UMass Lowell

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FERNANDES, Wuilito (3)

Assisted By: ABRAMOVIC, Ivan

ball slides through defense and puts it

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9/2/2016 9:41:00 PM | Men's Soccer

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LOWELL, Mass. –The Seton Hall men's soccer team (1-2-0) was felled by a golden goal in the 98^th minute at UMass Lowell (3-0-0) on Friday night at Cushing Field. The overtime setback came at the end of the first overtime period after a scoreless regulation.

Wuilito Fernandes found the back of the net for the River Hawks at the end of the first overtime period, spoiling what had been to that point a terrific defensive effort for the Pirates. Julian Spindler (Weiserbach, Germany) made three saves on the night, none bigger than a diving stop on a direct free kick attempt in the 44^th minute.

The Pirates nearly broke through the scoreless deadlock in the 72^nd minute when Brandon Sabinsky (Belle Mead, N.J.) took a long ball from Matheus Miranda (Belo Horizonte, Brazil) and made a run up the right side. Sabinsky flicked in a perfect cross to Jonathan Jimenez (Cape Coral, Fla.) in the box, but the freshman's header nicked the crossbar before going out of play.

The Hall had another golden opportunity with a 19-yard free kick in the 78^th minute that saw Andres Arcila (Cartagena, Colombia) send an attempt over the cage. UMass Lowell nearly found a winner with 40 seconds left in regulation but the Pirate defense came up with a team save and cleared the attempt off the line.

Turning Point
After over 97 minutes of scoreless action, UMass Lowell finally broke through with a goal from Fernandes in the 98^th minute. The forward made a run through the right side of the box and took a feed from Ivan Abramovic before sneaking a hard shot past Spindler for his third goal of the year.

Goals
98^th – UML – Wuilito Fernandes (3) shot from right side to lower left corner off feed in box

Inside The Numbers

The Pirates were out-shot 14-9 in the contest, with the River Hawks holding a 5-0 edge in shots on goal
The Hall out-generated UMass Lowell in corner kicks by a margin of 3-2
All nine of SHU's shots came from Arcila (who led all players with six) and Jimenez (3)

News and Notes

The Pirates fall to 1-1-0 all-time against UMass Lowell, picking up a 2-0 victory in 2014
Pedro Neto (Sao Paulo, Brazil) made the start and played all 98 minutes in his SHU debut
Gaspar Jean-Baptiste (Valley Stream, N.Y.) made the first start of his career, while Noah Teperow (Lowell, Mass.) got his first starting nod of the year in his hometown
A season-high seven Pirates played the full contest

Up Next
The Pirates return home for two-straight at Owen T. Carroll Field, starting Monday night when Pennsylvania visits South Orange. The Hall and the Quakers will square off at 7 p.m. in a contest available live and FREE on the Pirate Sorts Network.