JONESBORO, Ark. (3/20/21) – In the first-ever meeting on the soccer pitch between Arkansas State and Arkansas, the 18th-ranked Razorbacks got a 61^st-minute goal to edge the Red Wolves 2-1 on Saturday at the A-State Soccer Park.

The Razorbacks (12-3-0) out-shot the Red Wolves (11-4-1) 15-8 with seven shots on goal. Megan McClure snagged five saves in goal for A-State.

Arkansas struck first in the 13^th minute on a goal by Bryana Hunter in a scuffle in the box off of a free kick by Parker Goins. Sarah Sodoma would drill the equalizer in the 42^nd minute, making it a 1-1 score at the half.

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— Arkansas State Red Wolves Soccer (@AStateSoccer) March 21, 2021

The Razorbacks would score the game-winner in the 61^st minute when Anna Podojil fired a rocket into the top of the net inside the 6-yard box to make it 2-1. A-State would get one last chance when a McClure header off the corner kick fell wide right.

The Red Wolves resume their 2021 spring slate on Friday, April 2, traveling to Oxford, Mississippi, to face Ole Miss.