In each of the last four Senior Day ceremonies since Head Coach Kevin Nylen took post, the Boston University men’s soccer team has drawn or won. Unfortunately, this season, the same would not be true, as the Terriers (8-6, 4-3 Patriot League) fell 2-0 to the Lehigh Mountain Hawks (8-5-3, 5-1-1 PL) on Saturday at Nickerson Field.
It all comes down to this: 38 matchweeks. One shot at glory. One shot at the Premier League trophy. And for Tottenham Hotspur fans, one more year of continual disappointment. How fun. Realistically, only three teams are likely to win the league this year: Arsenal, Liverpool or Manchester City.
The Boston University men’s soccer team entered on a three-game winning streak in which it scored at least three goals per game before taking on Colgate University Friday night.
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Realistically, everyone thought Ousmane Dembélé would win the Ballon d’Or. Well, everyone other than FC Barcelona fans — and that one journalist who, for some reason, voted for Scott McTominay — but I suppose denial is a pretty effective coping mechanism.
With the energy of returning to Nickerson Field after a long road trip and some extra kick from the former players in attendance for Alumni Weekend, the Boston University men’s soccer team looked near its best as it eased past Loyola Maryland 4-1.
The Boston University men’s soccer team ended two losing streaks Tuesday night in a tense 3-2 victory for the Terriers: one over Harvard University, their first win against the Crimson since 2019, and one at Jordan Field, the first since 2011.
Two teams that shared the regular season title last season met again Saturday as the Boston University men’s soccer team upset No. 24 Bucknell University with a 3-2 win.
The Boston University men’s soccer team was once again within reach of ending a now 12-season long winless streak against Boston College, but the eventual 2-1 loss delays their chance for another year and stings a little extra after coming closer than they have in years.
In a return to Nickerson Field, the Boston University men’s soccer team finds itself in the wins column again with the 1-0 result over the United States Naval Academy.
