Game Guide: Memphis

Date

Thursday, Oct. 15

Time

Noon ET

Location

Philadelphia, Pa.

Broadcast

ESPN+

PHILADELPHIA – Temple women's soccer returns home to take on unbeaten Memphis in a key American Conference matchup at Temple Sports Complex on Thursday afternoon. Kickoff is set for noon, with the contest airing on ESPN+.

The Owls return to Philadelphia following a 1-0 victory over South Florida on Sunday afternoon in Tampa. Linnea Linden scored the game-winning goal in the 25th minute off an assist from Victoria Pimenta.

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Temple Experience Day

Local elementary and middle school students from across the area will be in attendance to support the Owls.

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Season of Shutouts

The Owls have recorded eight shutout victories this season, tied for the most in a single season since 1991.

Players to watch

Victoria Pimenta (5 Goals, 5 Assists) Katelyn Revelle (5 Goals)

Temple by the Ranks

Temple ranks first in The American and 25th nationally in shutout percentage (.571), recording shutouts in 57.1% of its matches. Ana Zivkovic ranks first in The American and 28th nationally with six shutouts.

Temple ranks fourth in The American and 64th nationally in shots per game (15.36).
Temple ranks third in The American and 84th nationally in total goals (24).

Last Time Out

Temple women's soccer earned a 1-0 victory over USF on Sunday afternoon. Linnea Linden scored the game-winning goal in the 25th minute, finishing a pass from Victoria Pimenta to secure the Owls' second American Conference win of the season.

Top Performer: Ana Zivkovic

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Series History

All-Time SeriesMemphis leads, 11-1-1

Last MeetingMemphis, 6-0 • Oct. 27 2025

Last Temple WinOct. 18, 2015 • W, 2-1

Current StreakMemphis, W10

Temple By the Numbers

24Goals

15.4Shots per Game

82Corners

39Saves

Scouting Memphis 7-3-2

Last Time Out

W, 2-1 Charlotte

Key Player

Ai Kitagawa (7 Goals, 5 Assists)

2025 Record

17-1-3 (9-0-1 American)

Memphis defeated Charlotte 2-1 on Sunday behind a two-goal performance from Ai Kitagawa, who opened the scoring with a free kick in the 20th minute before converting a penalty kick in the 84th minute for the game-winner. The brace marked Kitagawa's second multi-goal performance of the season and sixth of her career. The Tigers remain unbeaten in American Conference play at 4-0-1, extending their conference unbeaten streak to 34 consecutive matches.

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