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Men’s Soccer hosts UAlbany in regular-season finale

| By: David O’Brian (dobrian@binghamton.edu)

Bearcats and Great Danes kick off Tuesday at 7 p.m.

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- With one match left in the regular season, Binghamton (2-7-6, 1-2-3 AE) is still alive for a berth in the upcoming America East Tournament. The Bearcats would clinch a berth with a win over the Great Danes and can be seeded as high as No. 5 depending on the results of the rest of the conference matches on Tuesday.

- Binghamton is coming off a 1-1 tie against No. 23 Vermont on Friday evening. The Bearcats got the game-tying goal in the 78th minute when a throw-in from senior forward Marcus Nahim deflected off a Catamount player and into the net.

- Friday's match marked the first time that Binghamton earned points against a nationally ranked opponent since Nov. 5, 2024. The match between the Bearcats and Vermont was also a 1-1 tie in Burlington. At the time, the Catamounts were ranked No. 17 in the United Soccer Coaches (USC) poll.

- Senior forward Anthony Randazzo continues to lead Binghamton with four goals and ten points. Randazzo's 14 career goals rank eighth all-time during the Bearcats' 26-year Division I era.

- UAlbany (9-4-1, 4-2-0 AE) is currently receiving votes in the USC Poll and won 1-0 at UMBC on Friday night. Great Dane goalkeeper Alexander Genz made five saves to pick up his seventh shutout of the season.

- UAlbany midfielder Ivar Gissurarson ranks second in the America East Conference with 16 points. Gissurarson has recorded a point in 10 of his 14 games played, accumulating five goals and six assists in the process.

- Binghamton has played 28 matches against the Great Danes at the Division I level and narrowly leads the all-time series 12-11-5. UAlbany won the most recent match up 2-0 on Oct. 25, 2025 at home.

- Binghamton's last win over the Great Danes came in a 3-1 road victory on Oct. 7, 2023. Randazzo scored the Bearcats' second goal in the 69th minute. The goal was the first of his NCAA career.
 
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