PHILADELPHIA – Riding a five-match unbeaten streak, the University of Pennsylvania men's soccer team looks to continue its success in another Ivy League matchup when it travels to Providence for a battle with Brown on Saturday.

MATCH DAY 14: Penn at Brown
Saturday, Oct. 30 | 3 p.m.
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The Series with Brown
The margin between the Quakers and Bears has been razor-thin for more than a decade. Each of their last 11 contests have been draws or one-goal decisions, with six of the last seven going to overtime or double overtime.

In 12 matches since 2008, each side has five wins to go with a pair of draws. All-time, Brown holds a 33-25-8 advantage.

About Brown
The Bears ended their four-match winless streak with a 3-2 win Wednesday night over Holy Cross and will be seeking their first winning streak of the season Saturday afternoon; they're 4-8-1 on the year, 1-2-1 in Ivy play.

Brown's 13 matches have been a near-even split regarding its offensive output, scoring two goals or more in six matches, and one goal or fewer in seven matches.

Derek Waleffe is Brown's leading scorer with eight goals, 40 percent of the team's total for the season, and ranks second in the conference in goals per match (.667).

Quaker Notemeal
*A win or draw Saturday would give Penn its first six-match unbeaten streak since a 3-0-3 stretch during the 2016 season.

*The Quakers' 22 goals this season mark their highest-scoring campaign since they notched 25 in 2016, and their 23 assists are the highest in a season since they recorded 24 helpers in 2014.

*With its win against Temple on October 19, Penn clinched a third straight season at or above .500, the first such occurrence since the 1982-1984 campaigns.

*With 18 saves and just one goal allowed in his last three outings, Dane Jacomen has moved into first place in the conference in save percentage (.809) and third in goals-against average (1.165). 

*Graduate Joey Bhangdia and senior Matt Leigh scored each of Penn's four goals in the team's 2-1 comeback wins over Drexel and Temple. Against the Dragons on October 12, Leigh scored the tying goal and Bhangdia notched the winning goal less than five minutes apart. One week later against the Owls, Bhangdia buried the equalizer early in the first half and Leigh recorded the tiebreaker in the 80th minute.