WORCESTER, Mass. – The Boston College men's soccer team improved to 4-0-0 with a hard fought 3-2 victory over Holy Cross (0-3-0) on Tuesday night at Linda Johnson Smith Stadium in a non-conference match.

BC's record of 4-0-0 marks the first unbeaten start for the program through four games since the Eagles started 2014 season 3-0-1.
 
The Eagles opened the scoring, with freshman Mike Suski finding the back of the net in the 16th minute.

Holy Cross Max Krause tied the game in the 56^th minute on a one-timer from 24 yards out which sailed just under the crossbar.

Freshman midfielder Amos Shapiro-Thompson, who had two shots on goal in the match, stunned the Crusader crowd with a goal in the 60^th minute. Shapiro-Thompson placed a ball just under the crossbar after crossing up a Holy Cross defender with his footwork.

BC's lead did not last long as Holy Cross tied the match, 2-2, when Krause scored off a set piece in the 74^th minute.

Sophomore Jesus Sahagun tallied the game-winner for the Eagles in the 83^rd minute on a volley over the Crusader goalkeeper from just outside the box.

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