Michigan State soccer has been a strong force in the Big Ten under the tutelage of Damon Rensing, but in recent years, has tapered off just a touch. This year, 2025, may be the year that the Spartans might be putting themselves back on the map.

On Tuesday, MSU welcomed in the No. 3 ranked Indiana Hoosiers to DeMartin Stadium, and got their signature win of the season. The Spartans defeated the Hoosiers, 1-0.

It was a Peter Soudan goal at the 48:20 mark in the second half that proved to be the game winning marker for the Spartans, who improve to 4-4 on the season with the win.

A huge rivalry tilt is next on the docket, with the Spartans traveling to Ann Arbor for a Friday night matchup with the Michigan Wolverines.

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