In its final game of the season, men’s soccer came away with a hard-fought draw. In a match that required the team to persevere through two overtime periods, the Lions were able to hold Cornell’s top-ranked offense to only a single goal.

On its senior night, Columbia men’s soccer produced one of its highest-scoring matches of the season. Unfortunately, the Lions were still unable to bring home a win, extending their losing streak to 13 games.

Coming into Saturday’s matchup, Columbia hoped to bounce back from its 1-4 loss against La Salle University. However, the Light Blue was not facing an easy opponent in Yale, who had not lost a single conference game.

Men’s soccer’s 10 game winless streak rose to 12 after not being able to pull off a victory against Dartmouth or La Salle University in a busy four days for the Light Blue.

The Columbia men’s soccer team’s winning drought continued Saturday night in its match against Penn. Although the Light Blue was the first team to find the back of the net, it was unable to hold onto its lead. Columbia ultimately had to settle for its third overtime tie of the season.