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DURHAM, N.C. Luis Felipe Fernandez-Salvador’s overtime game-winning goal pushed the Tigers (10-3, 4-2 ACC) to a 3-2 victory over the No. 9 Duke Blue Devils (9-3, 4-2 ACC) on Friday night on the road at Koskinen Stadium. The Tigers conceded an equalizer and had a man sent off with under a minute left in regulation, only for Fernandez-Salvador to finish the job for Clemson just 58 seconds into overtime. Fernandez-Salvador’s goal was his second late game-winner of the season, his first coming with four minutes left in regulation at Wake Forest. The senior midfielder, who has found his form of late, capitalized on a miscue between the Duke defender and goalkeeper and gave Clemson an incredible and, at the time, an improbable victory.The first half saw the Tigers outshoot Duke 8-6, but neither team had any real chances of note. Both defenses did well to cut out any true threat when the ball entered the final third. Clemson managed to get on the board first, when Ousmane Sylla banged

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