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UNC Beats Clemson, Reaches ACC Semifinals

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UNC Beats Clemson, Reaches ACC Semifinals

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North Carolina upset second-seeded Clemson, 3-2, in double overtime to reach the ACC men’s soccer semifinals, with Luca Nikolai converting the decisive penalty kick after the Tar Heels let a two-goal first-half lead slip. NC State also advanced to the ACC quarterfinals, rallying from a halftime deficit to beat Virginia Tech 2-1 as Russell Berko scored the equalizer and assisted Aidan Payne’s winning goal. The Wolfpack were then scheduled to face third-seeded Wake Forest in the quarterfinals.

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