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Syracuse hasn't won an ACC game in 694 days.
Syracuse hasn't won an ACC game in 694 days. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Severin Soerlie, transfer from Gardner-Webb, took one shot on Friday night.
Severin Soerlie, transfer from Gardner-Webb, took one shot on Friday night. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Kamal Miller returned from injury to feature in the Orange defense.
Kamal Miller returned from injury to feature in the Orange defense. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Blake Townes (No. 10) put one shot on goal on Friday for Notre Dame.
Blake Townes (No. 10) put one shot on goal on Friday for Notre Dame. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Syracuse allowed three goals in the second half to Notre Dame.
Syracuse allowed three goals in the second half to Notre Dame. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
The Fighting Irish also allowed both Orange goals in the second half.
The Fighting Irish also allowed both Orange goals in the second half. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Thomas Ueland (No. 21) scored a goal for the Fighting Irish, their second.
Thomas Ueland (No. 21) scored a goal for the Fighting Irish, their second. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Jan Breitenmoser was part of an Orange defense that shutout Notre Dame in the first half.
Jan Breitenmoser was part of an Orange defense that shutout Notre Dame in the first half. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Miller returned from a "grade 1" right knee sprain.
Miller returned from a "grade 1" right knee sprain. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Hugo Delhommelle put one shot on target for the Orange on Friday.
Hugo Delhommelle put one shot on target for the Orange on Friday. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Sondre Norheim tallied a late goal for the Orange.
Sondre Norheim tallied a late goal for the Orange. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
The Orange struggled aerially on Friday, getting beat by Notre Dame on set pieces.
The Orange struggled aerially on Friday, getting beat by Notre Dame on set pieces. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Syracuse conceded twice in about seven minutes early in the second half.
Syracuse conceded twice in about seven minutes early in the second half. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Hendrik Hilpert made three saves for Syracuse on Friday night in the loss.
Hendrik Hilpert made three saves for Syracuse on Friday night in the loss. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Senan Farrelly (No. 17) put a shot on goal for the Fighting Irish.
Senan Farrelly (No. 17) put a shot on goal for the Fighting Irish. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Jonathan Hagman took two shots, one on target, in SU's loss.
Jonathan Hagman took two shots, one on target, in SU's loss. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
In addition to his three saves, Hilpert also allowed three goals.
In addition to his three saves, Hilpert also allowed three goals. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor
Ryan Raposo led the Orange in shots, with four, all on target.
Ryan Raposo led the Orange in shots, with four, all on target. Max Freund | Asst. Photo Editor

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By Max Freund Asst. Photo Editor

Syracuse was seeking its first conference win in almost 700 days on Friday night. But Notre Dame proved superior to the Orange and won, 3-2, at SU Soccer Stadium. SU pulled within a goal with around seven minutes remaining, but could not break through for an equalizer. The winless conference streak now stretches 694 days for Syracuse. 

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Published on September 7, 2018 at 11:52 pm
Contact Max: mefreund@syr.edu

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