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Gallery • 10 Photos Coyle Withrow BOWLING GREEN, OH - NOVEMBER 11: Aiden Ptacek #10 of the Bowling Green Falcons screams after nailing a penalty kick (31’) to tie the match 1-1 during a semifinal match of the Missouri Valley Conference men's soccer tournament between the UIC Flames and the Bowling Green Falcons on November 11, 2026, at Cochrane Stadium in Bowling Green, Ohio. (Coyle Withrow/BG Falcon Media) The No. 1-seeded Bowling Green men’s soccer team hosted No. 5-seeded University of Illinois Chicago in the first semifinal match of the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Tournament, winning 2-1 on Nov. 11 at Cochrane Stadium. The Falcons came from behind to win in front of a home crowd at Cochrane Stadium, picking up goals through senior Aidan Ptacek and sophomore Xavier Sims. With the 2-1 victory, Bowling Green moves on to the MVC Tournament Final to face the No. 3-seeded Western Michigan Broncos at 7 p.m. Nov. 14 at Cochrane Stadium.

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