Williams N'Dah played the hero for Charleston (WV) with a last-second header for the game-winner.
The No. 1-ranked Charleston (WV) soccer team moved to 5-0 Thursday night. It wasn't in typical Golden Eagles fashion though.
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Charleston won its first four games this season, outscoring its opponents 11-1. The Golden Eagles hadn't allowed a goal in three straight matches. That wasn't the case Thursday.
Unranked Wheeling Jesuit hung with DII soccer's best team right up to the final minute. Despite an all-out 29-shot assault, Wheeling Jesuit keeper Tyler Shotwell deterred most of the Golden Eagles attack, making 10 saves while allowing just one goal.
That was until there were a mere four seconds remaining on the clock.
MSOC | Miss @ucwv_msoccer game-winner from Williams N'Dah with :4 seconds left, we got you covered! @SportsCenter Top-10? #SCtop10 #FlyUC pic.twitter.com/AzlDASV1TI
— Golden Eagles (@ucwv_athletics) September 15, 2017
Freshman midfielder Keiran Bywater lauched a corner kick to the middle of the box where Williams N'Dah rose up and sent the shot into the net to clinch a 2-1 win. Sometimes even the best teams need a hero, and Thursday night that honor went to N'Dah.
Charleston looks to remain unbeaten in another Mountain East Conference matchup on Sunday at Shepherdstown, West Virginia against Shepherd.
