SDSU MEN'S SOCCER FALLS AT OREGON STATE

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This was the third time in the last four matches SDSU has faced a top ten team

Source:  goaztecs.com

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March 20, 2021 (Corvallis, Ore.) - The Aztec men’s soccer team (0-4-1) fell at No. 4 Oregon State (7-1-0, 4-1-0) 5-0 on a cold and wet Saturday afternoon.

The Beavers held a 17-10 advantage in shots and 7-3 in shots on frame. This was the first time SDSU has been shut out or lost by more than one goal this season.

 

The Beavers’ first goal came in the 9th minute after Joel Walker took the ball down the right wing and then found Gloire Amanda in the middle of the box, who took a touch and then scored with his left foot.

 

Oregon State’s next goal came on a PK in the 31st minute from Tsiki Ntsabeleng. The Beavers scored again on a penalty kick in the 50th minute, this time it was Amanda who found the back of the net, scoring his 11th goal of the year, the most in the nation.

 

Just three minutes later, the Beavers scored again when Gael Gilbert headed home a cross from Adrian Crespo.

 

The Beavers’ final goal was in the 71st minute from Javier Armas with assists coming from Amanda and Walker.

 

The Aztecs tied Oregon State with eight corners.

 

THE NOTE I

The Aztecs started 10 underclassmen and six freshmen. Junior Tristan Weber was their lone upperclassman in the starting XI, while freshmen Fritz Oestreicher and John Foltyn earned their first collegiate start.

 

THE NOTE II

Freshmen Kevin Peraza and Aiden Hanes (goalkeeper) made their collegiate debut, coming off the bench in the second half.

 

UP NEXT

 

The Aztecs come back home and will host both UCLA (Wednesday) and No. 7 Washington (Sunday) next week.


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