Huskies Move To First Place In Pac-12 With 1-0 Win

Saturday, March 20

Seattle, WA

1:00 PM

University of Washington

Stanford

Photo by: Red Box Pictures

March 20, 2021 | Men's Soccer

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SEATTLE – A chippy, contentious game went the way of the #6 Washington Huskies, who defeated the #2 Stanford Cardinal 1-0 on a late goal by Dylan Teves. The game was scoreless until the 85^th minute, when Teves scored his fifth goal of the season to put the Huskies up for good.

Charlie Ostrem assisted on Teves' goal. In the last five games, that duo have combined for five goals and three assists, with all of those games Husky wins.

Washington is 7-1-0 overall and 4-1-0 in Pac-12 play, moving the Huskies into a tie for first place in the conference along with Stanford and Oregon State. The Huskies have won five straight games after today's win, with four of those games shutouts.

In goal, Sam Fowler had his fifth shutout of the season. The sophomore made five saves, including four in the second half. Fowler came up big late too, making a save in the 89^th minute on Stanford's final attacking opportunity to close the door on any possible comeback.

85' | What a build-up, what a goal!

Stan 0
UW 1#GoHuskies pic.twitter.com/2sZw59w4au
— Washington Men's Soccer (@UW_MSoccer) March 20, 2021

		SCORING
85' \| A beautiful sequence of team play won the game for the Huskies. Lucas Meek fed Teves, who got rid of the ball and continued his run up field. It was Ostrem who would find Teves in the box. Teves then redirected the ball with the side of his foot while on the run to score.

		NOTES
Nate Jones made his first career start, playing 73 minutes. Teves has five goals in his last five games. Stanford is the first opponent to managed five shots on goal against the Huskies. Fowler now has a 379-minute shutout streak.

		UP NEXT
Washington has a two-game Pac-12 slate next week. First, the Huskies face Oregon State on the road at 4:00 pm Wednesday on the Pac-12 Network. On Sunday, March 28, Washington will play at San Diego State at 3:30 pm on the San Diego State Sports Deck stream. Any changes to the schedule will be made public via social media and GoHuskies.com. Make sure to follow the Huskies on Twitter with the username @UW_MSoccer and on Instagram at uw_msoccer.