by Paul Kennedy @pkedit, Nov 26, 2017

Here's Loebe's goal (courtesy of ACC Network Extra/ESPN/DukeAthletics) pic.twitter.com/PNS9NFjsXt — Fordham Men's Soccer (@FordhamSoccer) November 26, 2017

Nov. 25 in Durham, N.C.

Men's College Cup:

Third Round, Results:

Third Round, Schedule:

For the second time in three games, Fordham twice rallied from a one-goal deficit to beat No. 6 seed Duke in a shootout after a 2-2 tie and advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division I Men's Tournament for the first time.Sophomorecame off the bench to set upfor the first Fordham goal and scored the second one himself in the 87th minute.In the shootout, Duke keeper, who spent last season with his cousinat Borussia Dortmund, where he was an amateur player, stoppedon the first attempt.In the fifth round, Jannik Loebe hit the crossbar to give Duke a chance to win, but the Rams' Ghanaian keeper,, stopped's shot.In the 10th round, backup goalkeeperscored for Fordham and Nuhu stopped his third shot of the shootout, saving Moser's attempt to send the Rams to the quarterfinals against No. 3 North Carolina, a 2-0 winner over SMU."The group is such a tough group," said Rams coach. "They love playing with each other and didn't want to have their season end. I'm just so proud of them."Goals: White 8 (Moser), Frick (White, Moser) 63; Jannik Loebe (Dziedzic) 51, Dziedzic 87.Pulisic, Manley, Fjortoft, Frick, McKenna, Moser, Williamson, Doran, White, Brinkman, Wright. Subs: Black, Proch, Veerakone, Agu, Gardarsson.Nuhu, Lewis, Zuccala, Oland, Bohm, Jannik Loebe, Bazzini, Miller, Kagramanyan, Janos Loebe, Ohlendorf. Subs: Black, Lawrence, Willox, Defilippis, Dziedzic.494.Dec. 8-10 in Chester, Pa.#5 Akron 3 Wisconsin 2 (OT).#6 Duke 2 Fordham 2 (OT)#3 North Carolina 2 SMU 0.#7 Michigan State 2 #10 Western Michigan 1.#2 Indiana 2 New Hampshire 1.#4 Louisville vs. Colgate, 5 pm ET, ESPN3#1 Wake Forest vs. Butler, 5 pm ET, ESPN3#9 Stanford vs. Coastal Carolina, 8 pm ET, pac-12.com