Women's Soccer Hosts No. 4 Duke Sunday

PITTSBURGH – The Pitt women's soccer team returns to Ambrose Urbanic Field Sunday to host No. 4 Duke. The Panthers are set to honor their alumni during a halftime ceremony as a part of homecoming celebrations.

WHERE TO WATCH

Catch all the action on ACC Network Extra with Ethan Lemler and Jayna Whalen on the call.

TICKET INFORMATION

2026 match tickets are on sale now for just $12 presale, $15 at the gate.
All tickets are general admission seating.
All tickets will be digital once again this season.

BITS FROM THE 'BURGH

The Panthers lost a heartbreaker at Syracuse Thursday night, conceding the game-winning goal in the 88th minute.
Desiree Reed netted her first career goal in the 68th minute to equalize the score at one.
The Panthers outshot the Orange 26-13, landing nine shots on target to Syracuse's six.
Pitt has outshot its opponents in nine of its 11 games this season.
When the Panthers take more corners than their opponents, they are 6-0-0.
Four different players have scored their first collegiate goal for the Panthers this season.
Pitt has the sixth toughest remaining schedule in Division I. Its remaining opponents have a cumulative winning percentage of .743.
Sofia Doheny has three goals in the last five games. Prior to this season, she had just one goal in her Panthers career. She's also posted more minutes this season than she has in any previous season with 353.

ABOUT THE BLUE DEVILS

Duke comes into Sunday's meeting ranked fourth in the IWSOC/USC Poll. The Blue Devils tied No. 15 Notre Dame, 1-1 Thursday in Durham. Their ACC win came against Stanford, winning in dominate fashion, 5-0.
The Blue Devils Mia Minestrella leads the squad with 10 goals and two assists. The Blue Devils have four players with 10 or more points on the season.