Box Score

For the fourth consecutive year, Butler and Indiana required extra time as the Top 10 unbeaten programs met Wednesday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium in Bloomington. In the 97th minute, IU's Austin Panchot scored to give the Hoosiers a 3-2 win in dramatic fashion.
 
Butler, which entered the match ranked No. 7 nationally, suffers its first loss of the season, falling to 7-1-1. Indiana improves to 6-0-4.
 
The match was reminiscent of Butler's come-from-behind win over the Hoosiers in 2013, but the roles were reversed as the Hoosiers were able to overcome a 2-0 second-half deficit after Butler scored a pair of goals after intermission.
 


In the 59^th minute, David Goldsmith was able to track down a long ball and keep it in play on the end line. His feed to Jared Timmer was collected. The sophomore moved the ball to his right foot and sent a blast from 25 yards out. The low shot ricocheted off an IU defender and got by Hoosiers keeper Colin Webb. Prior to the shot, Indiana had taken the first five shots of the second half.
 
Three minutes later, Goldsmith and Timmer played a give and go that Goldsmith sent him in the upper right 90 for a 2-0 lead. It marked the first time that IU had allowed multiple goals in a match this season.
 
In the 75^th minute, IU was able to convert on its tenth corner kick of the match. Trevor Swartz played a ball to the far post that Tanner Thompson scored with his left foot. Less than five minutes later, Butler was whistled for a handball in the box.
 
Tanner Thompson stepped up to take the penalty kick, which was saved by a diving Eric Dick. The rebound went directly to Phil Fives, who fired a shot that Dick was also able to save. However, this rebound caromed to the right side of the net and Swartz was able to find the net.
 
Following chances by both sides in the closing minutes, the match went to overtime. Panchot took a soft cross from Fives and scored on the right side of the net for the game-winner.
 
Butler was able to weather 31 shots on the night, including 17 in the second 45 minutes. Dick had nine saves on the evening. Indiana had 12 corner kicks to one for Butler.
 
The Bulldogs were able to muster 14 shots on the night, forcing Webb into five saves. Lewis Suddick had a team-high five shots for Butler.
 
The Bulldogs return to action Saturday night in Indianapolis, hosting BIG EAST foe Georgetown at 7 p.m. The match will be streamed live on ButlerSports.com.