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Cabrera’s Goal Not Enough as Men’s Soccer Falls to Northwestern

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PISCATWAY, N.J. – An early from Nestor Cabrera wasn’t enough to propel Rutgers men’s soccer (4-7-2, 1-4-1 B1G) over Northwestern (7-5, 1-4 B1G), as they dropped a 2-1 decision on Friday night.  

 

Following Cabrera’s score, Northwestern matched the goal just before the break to tie, 1-1. In the 68th minute the Wildcats struck against the solidify the one-goal victory.  

Goals  

29′ (RU) Nestor Cabrera – unassisted  

44′ (NU) Nigel Prince – Bryant Mayer & Joe Suchecki 

68′ | (NU) Akinjide Awujo – Bryant Mayer & Joe Suchecki 

Game Notes  

  • Cabrera’s goal was the second of his career and the 2024 season. He now has five points this season as he also had an assist at Wisconsin (Oct. 4).  
  • Ciaran Dalton made two saves in net, bringing his season total to 53 stops.  
  • Freshman Scott Godden started his 12th outing while Arnar Adalsteinsson his 11th for the Scarlet Knights.  
  • Other rookies in Matty Lynch and Illia Tyrkus also got on the pitch.  

Gallery: (10-11-2024) Rutgers MSOC vs. Northwestern

 

Looking Ahead   

Exactly one week later, RU will remain at Yurcak Field to host UCLA on Friday, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. The team will celebrate NJ Youth Soccer Night. 

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