Match 10: Dartmouth (3-4-2, 1-1-0 Ivy) vs. Yale (2-6-1, 0-1-1 Ivy)
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HANOVER, N.H. — Dartmouth men's soccer returns to Burnham Field on Saturday, Oct. 10, to face the Yale Bulldogs. The game will serve as Dartmouth's Student Appreciation and Youth Soccer Day. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m., following the women's soccer match against No. 15 Harvard at 4 p.m.
Last Time Out
Men's soccer battled Penn for most of the match until the Quakers found a late game-winner to top the Big Green. Dartmouth earned a free kick just outside the 18-yard box with a minute remaining.
Olly Spicer put the free kick on frame, forcing a fantastic save from the Penn goalie to keep the Quakers in front. The Big Green led in corner kicks, six to five, and matched the Quakers with two shots on goal.
Statistical Rankings
- Dartmouth ranks inside the top 30 nationally in shutout percentage, with 44% of its games this season ending in a clean sheet.
- Dartmouth is tied with Princeton for the fewest goals allowed in the Ivy League this season, with six to date.
- Eidur Baldvinsson continues to pace the Dartmouth offense. He is tied for the most game-winning goals in the conference (2) and is among the league leaders in shots on goal (7).
Scouting Yale
Yale opened its conference slate against Penn and Princeton. The Bulldogs tied Penn 1-1 and fell to Princeton 2-1. Saturday's game is the second of two straight road games for Yale, which last played a week ago against Princeton. Yale has scored in eight of its nine matches this season, with 11 total goals to date. On the flip side, the Bulldogs have allowed 13 goals and have kept just two clean sheets. Nine different players have scored for Yale this season.
All-Time Against Yale
Yale leads the all-time series 42-39-8. In recent memory, the Big Green has won three of the last four matchups, outscoring the Bulldogs 8-2 over that stretch. Dartmouth has not lost to Yale at home since 1992.