Lehigh players celebrate their win in a Patriot League battle against Lafayette at Lehigh’s Goodman Stadium during the 160th edition of college footballs most-played rivalry on Saturday. The Mountain Hawks beat the Leopards 38-14. (Douglas Kilpatrick/Special to the Morning Call)

It’s been more than 135 years since the first Lafayette vs. Lehigh football game. Here are key moments from their rivalry and an all-time history of the series.

Completing one of the most remarkable one-year turnarounds in school history, Lehigh beat rival Lafayette 38-14 Saturday before a sellout crowd of 15,097 at Goodman Stadium to win take the 160th edition of college football’s most-played rivalry, and perhaps, more importantly, win the Patriot League title.

Lafayette and Lehigh will meet for the 160th time in college football’s most-played rivalry and, as is often the case, Saturday’s game in Bethlehem is for more than just bragging rights.

Lehigh fans tear down the goalpost at Goodman Stadium to celebrate the football team’s win over Lafayette. They then carried it miles before tossing it in the Lehigh River.