Match Information
Opponent	Holy Cross Crusaders
Date	Saturday, October 26, 2019
Time	3:00 p.m.
Location	Baltimore, Md. | Ridley Athletic Complex
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Game Notes	Loyola

BALTIMORE – After earning a draw against the No. 2 team in the country on Tuesday, Loyola University Maryland men's soccer returns to Patriot League play with a Homecoming weekend matchup against Holy Cross.

The Greyhounds can clinch their fourth-straight Patriot League tournament appearance with a win and a Boston U loss or tie vs. Navy. Loyola would also get in with a tie, a BU loss and a loss or tie by both Army West Point and Colgate.

Last Time Out

• Eddy Rodriguez set up Josh Fawole for a highlight-reel game-tying goal with 12 seconds left in regulation, as Loyola secured a 1-1 draw at No. 2 Wake Forest.
• Fawole's goal, a sliding half-volley which was directed in just under the crossbar, was featured on Sports Center's Top 10 plays for Tuesday, coming in at No. 6 overall.
• Loyola finished with a 6-4 edge in shots on goal, preventing Wake Forest (12-2-1) from recording a shot on target over the final 77 minutes of game action.
• Wake Forest entered the contest with a 9-0 home record on the year, outscoring opponents by a 25-4 margin during that stretch.
• The Greyhounds improve to 2-3-1 this season against teams which qualified for the 2018 national tournament.

Series History

• Loyola and Holy Cross have each earned three victories during the first six meetings between the two programs.
• The Greyhounds have won each of the last three contests, with a 107th minute goal by Josh Fawole clinching a 3-2 double overtime victory in last year's meeting at Holy Cross.
• Loyola came back from a 2-0 deficit in that matchup, as Fawole and Barry Sharifi scored in regulation to force OT.
• Holy Cross was the only team to score multiple goals against Loyola GK Chase Vosvick last season.

About the Crusaders

• Holy Cross (3-11, 1-5) has dropped three-straight Patriot League games, including a 6-1 defeat at Army West Point last Sunday. The Crusaders' lone league victory was a 1-0 triumph at Boston University on Oct. 2.
• All three Crusader victories have come on the road; they are 0-7 at home this season.
• Max Krause and Dylan Scanley have four goals each, combining to score eight of the team's 13 goals on the year.
• Holy Cross has been outscored 36-13 this season, giving up 3+ goals in seven of its 11 defeats.