How to Watch Wake Forest vs. Clemson College Soccer: Stream ACC Tournament Finals Live, TV Channel

Wake Forest and Clemson will meet on Sunday in the ACC Tournament Final with the hopes of earning an automatic bid to the tournament.

The stage is set for the ACC Tournament Championship and on Sunday afternoon, fifth-seeded Wake Forest and second-seeded Clemson will go head-to-head at WakeMed Soccer Park for a chance to hoist the trophy and earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament. While Clemson has been in the tournament final five times over the last six seasons, Wake Forest will only make its third appearance in the last nine seasons. The Demon Deacons made it through to the championship game after beating 12th-seeded Syracuse (2-1), fourth-seeded SMU (advance on PK’s) and ninth-seeded Virginia in the semifinals with a big 5-1 victory. Wake Forest scored three goals in 11 minutes against the Cavaliers to take a 3-0 lead into halftime.

How to Watch Wake Forest vs. Clemson in Men’s College Soccer Today:

Game Date: Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024

Game Time: 12:00 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN U

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Julian Kennedy got things going with his first goal of the season, Basit Umar netted his fourth and Cooper Flax converted on a penalty kick to score his fifth of the year. Just after halftime, Joel Torbic made it a 4-0 game before Virginia finally broke through the defense to score three minutes later. With 15 minutes remaining, Flax struck again to put the game away.

The Tigers opened tournament play with a 3-1 win over 15th-seeded Louisville before beating seventh-seeded Stanford 1-0. In the semifinals, the team played 11th-seeded Cal and had a tougher time than expected, but ended up victorious with a 3-2 win. Tyler Trimnal scored his fifth goal of the season just five minutes into the game to give Clemson a 1-0 lead. Alex Meinhard extended the lead in the 23rd minute after sneaking his 11th goal of the season just inside the left post to make it a 2-0 game going into the break.

Shortly after halftime, Cal got on the board and cut Clemson’s lead in half before evening it 10 minutes later. Wahabu Musah put in what would end up being the game winner in the 65th minute. The Golden Bears had an opportunity with four minutes remaining in the game, but Patrick Donovan made the save to keep the lead.

When Clemson and Wake Forest met earlier this season to kick off conference play, the game was tightly contested with the Tigers earning a narrow 1-0 victory. Sunday’s game could certainly go to either team. Tune in to see which of these two strong squads earns the ACC title.

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