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CLEMSON, S.C. – Scoring all four goals in penalty kicks, the No. 4 seeded Clemson defeated the No. 5 seeded Duke 4-1 in a thrilling overtime win on Sunday, November 5 at Historic Riggs Field. The Tigers put five of their nine shots on goal, and goalie Joseph Andema registered nine saves on the night. Starting the game strong, Andema jumped up and punched the ball up and away from the goal to keep the game scoreless. Soon after, Tyler Trimnal would get an opportunity to put the first shot on the cage. Just eight minutes later, Alex Meinhard regained possession for Clemson in the midfield and found an open Ousmane Sylla. Sylla then sent the ball to Tyler Trimnal on the outside, who kicked the ball past Julian Eyestone and into the back left corner of the net to give Clemson an early 1-0 lead 10:21 minutes into the game. Later in the first half, Adema stepped up to intercept Duke’s free kick. Duke later found the back of the net to tie the game at 1-1 with 8:55 left in the first half. After keeping Duke scoreless for the first eight minutes of the second half, the Blue Devils got a goal to take a 2-1 lead. With 20:15 left to play, Andema caught Duke’s shot between the numbers for another save. 70:58 minutes into the game, Andema made two incredible back-to-back saves. First, he leaped up to deflect the ball away from the net and then immediately saved a second shot on goal from the ground. Clemson went on to go on a fast break but was halted to a stop as the refs made a controversial call on Trimnal. Following their corner kick 72:44 minutes into the game, Remi Okunlola passed the ball up across the field to Sylla, who then headed the ball over to Trimnal, and Trimnal went on to head the ball into the goal to even the score at two. In the final minutes of the second half, Andema made a critical save to keep the score at 2-2 as he was one-on-one with Duke’s Nick Pariano. Clemson struck first in overtime as Alex Meinhard capitalized off of a Duke yellow card and placed his shot top shelf for the 3-2 lead four minutes into overtime. Later, Andema saved a shot from deep. After that, Okunlola intercepted Duke’s shot on the cage as he headed the ball out of bounds with 3:04 left in overtime. Seven minutes into overtime, Andema made the initial save off Duke’s corner but could not come up with a second as Ulfur Bjornsson scored off the rebound to even the score at 3-3. Clemson’s defense kept Duke out of the cage, sending the game into penalty kicks. Sylla, Joran Gerbet, Gael Gibert, and Jackson Wrobel represented Clemson on the penalty kicks and put all four shots in the back of the net. Andema saved Duke’s second penalty kick to put Clemson ahead. A wide shot left from Duke and a goal from Clemson’s Wrobel sealed the thrilling 4-1 overtime victory for the Tigers and propels Clemson to the semifinals on Wednesday, November 8. Clemson advances to the ACC semifinals and will host No. 9 seed Louisville on Wednesday, November 8, at 8:00 p.m. at Historic Riggs Field. Ticket prices for the event are $10 for anyone 18 and up, free for anyone under 18, and free for any ACC student with ID. For complete coverage of the Clemson men's soccer team, follow @ClemsonMSoccer on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
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Clemson, S.C. - Clemson sophomore Tyler Trimnal netted the Tigers’ second goal, assisted by Jackson Wrobel, to the top left corner at the ‘74 to cement Clemson’s 2-0 victory against the #8 Duke Blue Devils on Military Appreciation Night at Historic Riggs Field. The Blue Devils came into the match 4-0-1, with a win against #4 UVA last Friday in Durham. The Tigers are fresh off of a comeback win at USF on Tuesday, with a goal from graduate Gael Gibert at the ‘79 to grant Clemson a 3-2 victory. Clemson’s first goal of the night came off the foot of a Duke defender, after sophomore Shawn Smart’s shot attempt was blocked into the net in the ‘18. A timely block by the Tigers prevented Duke’s Jai Bean from scoring at the ‘44 to give the Tigers a 1-0 advantage going into the half. The Blue Devils had a chance to even the score at the ‘59 with a shot to the crossbar, but Clemson keeper Joseph Andema’s crucial save kept the Blue Devils scoreless. Andema was clutch in the box, allowing no goals on Duke’s 12 total shots, tallying four saves in the match. Duke keeper Julian Eyestone contributed three saves on the night. Clemson’s second goal by Trimnal at the ‘74 gave the Tigers the spark they needed to push through a foul-heavy match. The Blue Devils move to 4-1-1 on the season, and the Tigers advance to 4-2-1. The Tigers look to continue their winning streak as they face Gardner Webb at home on Tuesday, September 19 at 7pm.
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