Match 12 Preview: #3 DukeMatch 12 Preview: #3 Duke
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Match 12 Preview: #3 Duke

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Dawson McCartney
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. – Notre Dame travels to Durham to take on No. 3 Duke in a big ACC match at 6 p.m. ET on Friday, Oct. 14 at Koskinen Stadium. The matchup will air on ACCN.

NOTRE DAME vs. #3 DUKE
Location: Durham, North Carolina | Koskinen Stadium
TV: ACCN
Live Stats: Click Here
Twitter Updates: @NDMenSoccer
Game Notes: vs. Duke

THE DUKE SERIES

• The Irish and Blue Devils will meet on the pitch for the 17th time on Friday evening.

• The Irish lead the series with a mark of 10-4-2.

• Notre Dame and Duke met twice last season and the Irish went 1-0-1.

• In the regular season matchup the Irish and Blue Devils played to a 1-1 standstill at Alumni Stadium.

• The two sides met again in the ACC Championship final in Cary, North Carolina, and Notre Dame won by a score of 2-0 to claim its first ACC Tournament title. Dawson McCartney scored twice and was named the tournament MVP.

THE LAST TIME OUT

• The Irish suffered a 2-0 loss against No. 11 Louisville at Alumni Stadium.

• Notre Dame controlled the run of play for the majority of the contest despite the defeat.

• The Irish outshot the Cardinals 15-5 over the 90 minutes of play and earned eight corners to Louisville’s two.

FIRST HALF DOMINANCE

• The Irish are outscoring the opposition 13-3 over the opening 45 minutes of play this season.

• Notre Dame has given up just one goal from open play in the first half of matches this season, the other two goals coming from penalties.

• Three of Paddy Burns’ team-leading four goals have come in the first 45 minutes of play in 2022.

NUMBERS TO KNOW

• Of the 15 Notre Dame players that have recorded starts this season, eight have been either freshmen or sophomores.

• Seven Irish players made their collegiate debuts this season.

• Notre Dame has allowed one or no goals in eight of its last nine outings.

• The Irish are a perfect 5-0-0 when scoring first in matches this season.

• Eleven different Notre Dame players have scored a goal this season.

• Seven players have recorded multiple assists through eight games, with KK Baffour, Daniel Russo and Kyle Genenbacher leading the team with three assists apiece.

BAFFOUR’S BUZZER BEATER

• Notre Dame escaped Charlottesville with a thrilling 2-1 road win over Virginia in ACC play on Friday, Sept. 16.

KK Baffour provided the heroics, scoring the match winner with 3.1 seconds left after Matthew Roou played him through on goal just before crossing the midfield line.

• Baffour’s goal was the first of his collegiate career.

• Notre Dame has now won three of the last four matchups against Virginia and the last 11 matches have been decided by a goal or ended in a draw.

#3 RANKED FRESHMAN CLASS IN THE COUNTRY

• The Irish welcome a seven-man freshman class to South Bend which was ranked as the No. 3 class in the country by TopDrawerSoccer.

• The class features four players ranked in IMG’s top 200 rankings, each ranking in the top 100.

• The seven players come from a combined five states and one foreign country (Ghana).

• Kelvin Baffour (M), Daniel Boateng (M), Wyatt Borso (F), Owen Cornell (GK), Mitchell Ferguson (D), Sebastian Green (M) and Nicholas Legendre (F) make up the class.

• Notre Dame also welcomes Mo Williams to the team, a grad transfer defender from Seton Hall.