EVANSTON, Ill. –– Northwestern fell 1-0 at home to Wisconsin Sunday on a windy afternoon at Lanny and Sharon Martin Stadium.
The loss dropped Northwestern's record to 2-8-5 overall and 0-5-2 in Big Ten action.
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Wisconsin 1
Northwestern 0 pic.twitter.com/K2tpTqPgps
How it Happened
After the Badgers took a 1-0 lead into halftime, Northwestern kept Wisconsin off the scoreboard the remainder of the game. Christian Garner made two saves for the Wildcats. The 'Cats recorded 16 shots in the loss, five of them on goal. NU faced eight UWÂ shots, three of them on goal.
73' | CHANCE! Dudley finds the end of a free kick but unlucky to find the woodwork. 'Cats pressuring...
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1-0 Wisconsin pic.twitter.com/QRq2T1xbdb
81' | CHANCE! Fancy footwork by Tran to elude a defender but unable to find anyone in the box pic.twitter.com/lK67Tr76AB
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Game Notes
- The Wildcats outshot the Badgers 16-8
- Northwestern put five shots on goal, compared to just three for Wisconsin
- Christian Garner recorded two saves for the Wildcats out of eight total Badgers shots
- Northwestern Men's Soccer celebrated its twelve seniors (Christian Garner, Ethan Dudley, Bardia Kimiavi, Andrew Stevens, Vicente Castro, Eric Smits, Logan Weaver, Alex Gordon, Jack Ratterman, Jayson Cyrus, Deng Deng Kur, and Kevin Klausz) prior to kickoff at Martin Stadium on Sunday
Northwestern closes out the regular season at Michigan State next Sunday at Noon CT.Â
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