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Sunday, September 15
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Stalemate Reached in St. Louis

9/15/2019 5:43:00 PM | Soccer

ST. LOUIS – Through double-overtime in "feels like" 94 degree heat, the Purdue Boilermakers (4-2-1) remained locked in a nil-nil draw with Saint Louis (4-3-1) at Robert R. Hermann Stadium.

Marisa Bova had a stellar day in goal, stopping all seven shots that came her way, including two in the final minute of regulation.

Freshman Leanna Rebimbas and redshirt sophomore Sarah Griffith produced three shots apiece to lead the team.

The stalemate represented the final match of non-conference play. The Boilermakers return to action Friday at Folk Field with the Big Ten season-opener against Nebraska. Kick-off is slated for 7 p.m. ET.
 
1st Minute
Out of the gates, Purdue attacked the Saint Louis defensive third and earned its first corner kick.

16th Minute
As the Billikens crowded the Purdue box, Chloe Woodbeck swiped the ball off an attacker at the top of the 18 to end the offensive attack.

22nd Minute
On SLU's first corner kick of the game, Marisa Bova dropped to the ground to make a save, despite two Saint Louis forwards placed on her for cover.

46th Minute
The SLU keeper made a miraculous one-handed save on a shot by Leanna Rebimbas. The keeper over-committed right and on the shot, stuck out her left hand to swat the ball away, keeping Purdue from taking the lead.

87th Minute
Sarah Griffith took a shot from 20 yards out and forced a save, marking Purdue's final attempt in regulation.

92nd Minute
Out of the gate, Rebimbas put pressure on the Saint Louis defense. The freshman took a shot, but SLU blocks the attempt.

103rd Minute
Bova shut down another shot. SLU earned the corner, but the serve landed on top of the goal, never entering play.

110th Minute
With 32.6 seconds left on the clock, Purdue set up for a free kick on the far side of the field. While no direct shot was taken, the ball came back out to Grace Walsh, who placed it on-frame.