PORTALES, N.M. – Eastern New Mexico Men's Soccer play their final game of the regular season on Wednesday, Nov. 6, against Lubbock Christian on the road. Kickoff begins at 6 p.m. (MST) / 7 p.m. (CST).

TUNE IN

• The game will be broadcast on FloSports. FloSports is the central location to watch Lone Star Conference live and on-demand events, offering a $14.99 per month pass or $99.99 per year pass. Additionally, those who use a .edu email address from an LSC member institution will be able to sign up at a discounted subscription price of $9.99 per month or $69.99 for the year.
• Admission to Wednesday's game cost $7 for a general admission ticket: LCU Tickets
• Live statistics will be available via StatBroadcast: ENMU vs LCU Live Stats

SERIES INSIGHT

• ENMU and LCU matchup for the 18^th time in series history. The Greyhounds have a 7-5-5 record against the Chaps.
• Last time the two teams met, the teams played out a 0-0 draw. Lubbock Christian led on shots 12-9, and shots on goal (6-4).
• The series has been close the last ten meetings, with each team winning four games, along with a pair of draws.
• The Greyhounds have been shut out against the Chaps in the last two meetings. ENMU's last road victory over the Chaps came back in 2016 (2-1, 10/27/16).
• Eastern and the Chaps first met in 2010, as Lubbock Christian came away with a 1-0 victory on 9/7/10.

PLAYOFF PICTURE

• Currently, the Greyhounds sit in a tie for 8^th place with nine points as the top six teams advance to the LSC postseason tournament. ENMU is tied with Lubbock Christian in 8^th, meaning each team can finish as high as 12 points with a win.
• The other key game is UT Tyler (6^th place, 11 points) vs Sul Ross State. UT Tyler can confirm a postseason spot with a victory over the Lobos, but a loss or draw would open the door for ENMU and LCU.
• With a UT Tyler loss, ENMU would need to win the match against Lubbock Christian to earn the final postseason spot. The same is for Lubbock Christian with a UT Tyler loss, needing a win to qualify.
• If UT Tyler and Sul Ross play out a draw, ENMU would need to win by three goals to advance, while LCU would need to win by five goals to win the tiebreaker.
• A draw or loss for the Greyhounds and Chaparrals would eliminate them from postseason contention.

SCOUTING THE GREYHOUNDS

• Eastern New Mexico enter Wednesday's match with a 4-6-6 overall standing, with a 2-4-3 conference record. The Greyhounds fell in a close match with (RV) Midwestern State in their last match, dropping a 2-1 home contest at home.
• Ben Sauerländer leads the scoring charts for the Greyhounds with four goals this season, while Pablo Nodar and Robin Vandewalle each have contributed three goals. Alexandre Meres paces the team for assists with three. Sauerländer adds two assists to lead the team in points (10 points). Nick Huenig has a team best 17 shots, while Vandewalle has a team high seven shots on goal this season.
• Milo Paci has played every conference match in goal for the Greyhounds, having a season record of 3-5-4. Paci holds 1.25 goals against average, with a save percentage of 0.769.
• Eastern averages 8.2 shots per match, scoring on 38% of attempts going on goal. The Greyhounds has gathered 39 yellow cards this season, committing 190 fouls.

SCOUTING THE CHAPARRALS

• LCU hopes to snap a three-match winless run, sitting at 5-6-5 on the season. In conference play, Lubbock Christian has a 2-4-3 record, falling 2-0 in their last match against Midwestern State.
• Leading the line, freshman forward Justin Martinez has five goals and two assists for the Chaps, registering 30 shots and 17 shots on goal. Manu Nunez has dished out three assists this season to lead the team.
• Connor Pettigrew played every second of the season in net for the Chaps, making 66 saves with 25 goals allowed. The senior has five shutouts this season, with a save percentage of 0.725 and a goal against average of 1.56.
• As a team, Lubbock Christian is averaging 10.3 shots per game, with 47% of efforts going on goal. As for fouls, the team has 47 yellow cards, while committing 164 fouls.