Moller-Jensen Gets Two Goals, No. 2 Hoosiers Take Three Points

Friday, September 25

Bloomington, Ind.

1 p.m.

Indiana University

8-0-2, 3-0-1

Penn State

2-5-0, 0-3-0

Team	1	2	Final F
Penn St.	0	1	1
Indiana	1	1	2

Moller-Jensen Gets Two Goals, No. 2 Hoosiers Take Three Points

9/25/2026 5:00:00 PM | Men's Soccer

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — No. 2-ranked Indiana men's soccer (8-0-2, 3-0-1 B1G) remains unbeaten through 10 matches in 2026, earning its eighth victory with a 2-1 win against Penn State (2-5-0, 0-3-0 B1G) Friday (Sept. 25) afternoon on Jerry Yeagley Field at Bill Armstrong Stadium. IU improved to 10 points in conference play and remains the Big Ten's polesitter.

Oliver Moller-Jensen returned to the scoresheet with a brace, scoring a go-ahead goal in the 29th and the winner in the 77th. Michal Mroz made five saves to limit the Nittany Lions to one goal. The Hoosiers out-shot Penn State 23-8.

KEY MOMENTS
• 29' – GOAL! Collecting a pass up the left side of the field, Moller-Jensen took his first touch past the Penn State left back. He took his space into the box and curved his finish low past the remaining defender and keeper, giving IU the early advantage. Indiana 1, Penn State 0
• 54' – GOAL! Penn State's Morgan Marshall leveled the match with a curving ball just inside the 18-yard box. Indiana 1, Penn State 1
• 76' – Penn State had a great opportunity to take the lead after gaining possession in their attacking third, but Michal Mroz made a kick save to keep it level.
• 77' – GOAL! Stephane Njike dribbled past a man on the left side of the box, held him off, passed to the middle and found the left foot of Moller-Jensen, who one-timed it past the keeper. Indiana 2, Penn State 1
• 85' – Alex Matthews earned a penalty, as he was taken down from behind in the box. Njike stepped to the spot and saw his effort saved. He got a second chance off a bouncing rebound but put it high.
• 88' – Penn State challenged for a handball in the box, but the referee upheld his call.

NOTABLES
• Indiana remains perfect on its home pitch, enjoying a 7-0-0 record on Jerry Yeagley Field this season.
• Through 10 matches, Indiana has not allowed multiple goals in any contest. Penn State's goal in the 54th minute marked IU's fifth concession and second from the run of play.
• Moller-Jensen's seven goals lead Indiana and marks a career-high.
• Njike has scored or assisted in four of the last five matches as well as in three of four conference games.
• Indiana improved to 42-15-5 in the all-time series with Penn State and extended its winning streak to seven matches stretching back to 2022.

UP NEXT
Indiana continues a four-match homestand next Friday (Oct. 2) hosting Maryland, currently the No. 4-ranked team in the United Soccer Coaches poll.

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