The University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s soccer team drew to Michigan at home on Sunday afternoon, closing out regular season play. The Badgers needed a win to make the last seed of the Big Ten Tournament. But with a tie, the Wolverines clinched the last spot.
Only the top seven teams in the conference make it into the Big Ten Tournament, and the Wisconsin men’s soccer team currently sits at eighth in the rankings, two points behind the Michigan Wolverines. If the Badgers beat the Wolverines on Sunday and take the three points, they will earn the seventh seed in the tournament. If the Badgers tie or lose, Michigan will take the last seed.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s soccer team put an end to their six-game loss streak on Saturday night, shutting out the Nittany Lions and converting on both of their shots on goal to earn a 2-0 win.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s soccer team scored twice on Saturday, but that wasn’t enough to secure the win against the No. 5 Ohio State Buckeyes — who have scored 33 goals this season, the second most in the country.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s soccer team had a stellar defensive performance against fellow Big Ten rivals, the Northwestern Wildcats. Freshman goalkeeper Matisse Hébert earned his fifth shutout of the season as he continues to have an impressive first year
Wisconsin could struggle against the 3-3 Northwestern Wildcats this weekend, but it may have more to do with the environment the Badgers will play in than the actual threat of the team.
The No. 25 Wisconsin Badgers men’s soccer team gave up two early goals and were unable to respond in Friday's on-the-road match against the Michigan State Spartans, falling 2-0.
The No. 8 Wisconsin Badgers men’s soccer team scored early against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights but could not hold onto the lead with a missed penalty kick, a goal ruled offside and a red card on goalkeeper, Matisse Hébert.
The No. 5 Wisconsin Badgers men’s soccer team never led the Hoosiers but never trailed by more than one goal in Tuesday’s suspenseful match that ultimately ended in a 3-2 loss.
The No.8 Wisconsin Badgers traveled to play No.30 Washington Huskies on Friday night in Seattle, where both sides shined on defense to force a scoreless draw.
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