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Men's Soccer Salvages Deadlock Against Cornell

*Hench, Chijioke nab goals in the Crimson's 2-2 tie

"We have no choice but to win. Our destiny is not really in our own hands now, but we can certainly help ourselves with a few more league wins."

The Crimson next face Northeastern Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m. at Ohiri Field.

"It should be a tough game, and it's a big game even if it doesn't carry the history of the B.U. game," Dupuis said. "We haven't played Northeastern since 1929."

"They play a real physical game, but we need to look skillful," Hench said. "I expect a BU-type effort."

Harvard faces its next Ivy challenge at noon on Saturday, at home against Princeton. The importance of that matchup is not lost on the players.

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"The only result of theirs that I know of is that they beat Cornell 5-0," Dupuis said. "They're always a tough Ivy rival."

"We gotta win," Chijioke said.

HARVARD/CORNELL, TIE at Ithaca, N.Y.Harvard  1  1  0  0  --  2Cornell  0  2  0  0  --  

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