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The Harvard University men’s soccer team defeated the Providence College Friars 2-0 in a match at Chapey Field at Anderson Stadium. Harvard’s Tim Langenbahn and Dylan Tellado scored, securing the team’s first victory of the season. Despite outshooting Harvard and creating several opportunities, Providence was unable to score. The Friars will host Bryant University next as they look to bounce back from the defeat.
Providence, R.I. – Harvard Men’s Soccer Triumphs Over Providence Friars 2-0
The Harvard University men’s soccer team secured a 2-0 victory against the Providence College Friars on September 5, 2025. The match took place at Chapey Field at Anderson Stadium, marking a tough turn for Providence as their season record fell to 2-3-0, while Harvard improved its record to 1-1-0 with this win.
Harvard launched its scoring assault in the 22nd minute when Tim Langenbahn found the back of the net, supported by Phoenix Wooten’s assist. Just four minutes later, Dylan Tellado doubled Harvard’s lead in the 25th minute, with assists from Ben Kelly and Xavier Tanyi. Despite the early setbacks, the Friars fought back, generating significant offensive opportunities throughout the match.
Providence dominated the offensive stats, outshooting Harvard 18-10 and holding a 7-6 advantage in shots on goal. The Friars secured a total of 12 corner kicks, the highest they have achieved in a single game this season. Ian Abbey led the Friars’ charge with five shots in the first half alone, three of which were on target.
In terms of defensive efforts, Providence goalkeeper Ryan Carney made four saves but was unable to prevent the two goals from Harvard. On the other hand, Harvard’s Lucian Wood was instrumental in preserving his team’s shutout, recording seven saves to keep Providence scoreless.
Despite the loss, the Friars maintained a high level of intensity throughout the match, committing a total of eight fouls. Their consistent offensive pressure highlighted the capacity of the team to create opportunities, even when facing a tough opponent.
Looking ahead, the Providence Friars are set to host Bryant University on Saturday, September 13, at 7:00 p.m. at Chapey Field at Anderson Stadium, as they seek to bounce back from this defeat. Fans eager for updates on the team can follow the Providence men’s soccer program on Twitter @PCFriarsMSoccer.
This matchup illustrates the competitive spirit of collegiate soccer, as both teams look to improve their standings in the ongoing season. As Providence aims to capitalize on its offensive strengths in future games, Harvard will look to build on this victory to gain momentum in the coming matches.
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Additional Resources
- Providence Friars: Men’s Soccer Falls to Harvard 2-0
- Wikipedia: College Soccer
- Harvard Athletics: Men’s Soccer Triumphs Over Providence
- Google Search: Providence Friars Men’s Soccer
- Providence Friars: Men’s Soccer Defeats Rhode Island 3-1
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Soccer
- Providence Friars: Falls in Home Opener to New Haven
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