INDIANAPOLIS - The IU Indy men's soccer team will return to action on Saturday (Sept. 27) at 3:00 p.m. CT when the Jaguars head north to face Green Bay. The Jags came up short earlier this week against Milwaukee in a 1-0 loss and is now 1-1-0 in conference play, and their overall record stands at 4-3-2.

The Jaguars had a very strong attacking performance against Milwaukee. They outshot the Panthers 23-7, which is a season high for the team, and the sophomore forward Christian Nielsen led the team with six shots. They also had the advantage in corner kicks, 7-3. Nic Diana, Milwaukee goalkeeper, was strong in the net, registering eight saves. 

Through nine games, senior midfielder Youri Keijser is the Jaguars' point leader with two goals and three assists, totaling seven points.  And behind Keijser is sophomore defender Stan Klaver, who leads the team with three goals. There are five Jags that have totaled over 650+ minutes, and junior forward Jose Antonio Herrera leads the team with 758 minutes played.

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"But the problem is, the stats show that, if you look just at the stats, you would guess that we won the game. The problem is there's also some lapses from us that lead to their goal. It was a very, very disappointing first five to 12 minutes, not just because of the goal we conceded, but I also think we didn't set ourselves up for success. We didn't do the things that we talked about doing, and then we're chasing the game." Head coach Sid van Druenen said.

SCOUTING GREEN BAY
Green Bay is 4-3 on the season and 1-1 in conference play. They began the season 0-2 with losses against Northern Illinois and ranked opponent #7 IU. Then went on a three-game win streak, all of which resulted in a 1-0 outcome. With one of those games being against a conference opponent, Northern Kentucky. 

Through seven games, Keegan Walker leads the team in points with two goals and one assist, totaling five points. In both of their conference games, Walker was able to find the back of the net and scored the lone goal in the loss against Detroit Mercy. And right behind him is Chris Album with two goals, totaling four points. Four players on Green Bay have logged 520+ minutes of game time; Dubem Obilo leads the team with 630. 

INSIDE THE SERIES
The Jaguars are 6-6-2 all-time against Green Bay. Last year's match up resulted in a 0-2 loss. 

UP NEXT
The Jaguars will travel to Robert Morris on Saturday (Sept. 27) at 3:00 PM in the North Athletic Complex and on ESPN+.