Wayne Cavadi | NCAA.com | September 15, 2017 WATCH No. 1 Charleston (WV)'s game-winning header from Williams N'Dah Williams N'Dah played the hero for Charleston (WV) with a last-second header for the game-winner. Share The No. 1-ranked Charleston (WV) soccer team moved to 5-0 Thursday night. It wasn't in typical Golden Eagles fashion though. RELATED: UCWV tops 3 takeaways from the DII soccer poll 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. Seven top-25 DII teams fall on an absolutely bonkers Saturday No one is safe in the DII football top 25 this season. Here is what you missed and the top performers from the AFCA Top 25 from Week 5 of the 2021 DII football season. READ MORE