Pirates Look for Revenge Ahead of Princeton Match

South Orange, N.J. - Seton Hall men's soccer (3-1-3) returns to non-conference play on Tuesday when the Princeton Tigers (4-1-0) travel to Owen T. Carroll Field in a rematch of the Pirates' worst loss from last season. Match time is scheduled for 6:56 p.m. EST and will be broadcast on ESPN+.

LAST TIME OUT

The Pirates hosted the Providence Friars on Friday night in the BIG EAST opener at home at Owen T. Carroll Field.
The Pirates got on the board in the fourth minute when Agustin Resch headed in a ball that rebounded off the post to go up 1-0. The Pirates' defense sat on its head for the entire game, recording five saves on 11 shots, to keep the Friars off the board. Til Kauschke closed the door in the 84th minute, knocking in his third penalty kick of the season to claim The Hall's first BIG EAST win of the season in 2-0 fashion.

SCOUTING SACRED HEART

Princeton is coming off a pair of 2-0 wins over UMass and UAlbany last week.
The Tigers entered the season picked to finish second in the Ivy League, receiving five first-place votes. Penn, who was picked to win the Ivy League in the preseason, drew in South Orange earlier this season.
Princeton returns a pair of All-Ivy League First Team selections in the form of Jack Jasinski and Daniel Ittycheria, as well as Second Team selections Jack Hunt and Liam Beckwith. Ittycheria scored in last year's win over Seton Hall.
This season, Andrew Samuels has been lights out in net for Princeton. In five stats, the junior has a 0.40 GAA and 12 saves.

SERIES HISTORY

This will be the 35th all-time matchup against Princeton, with the first meeting dating back to 1986.
The Pirates hold a 13-16-5 all-time record against the Tigers, with the first matchup between the two teams taking place in 1982.
- Last season, the Pirates fell 5-2 against the Tigers in Princeton.
- In that match, current Seton Hall goalkeeper coach Soren Jensen allowed five goals.