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Rollins RC (4-4-2, 2-3-1)
3
Winner Barry BARRY (3-6-2, 2-4-1)
Rollins RC
(4-4-2, 2-3-1)
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Barry BARRY
(3-6-2, 2-4-1)
Winner
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Team 1 2 F
Rollins RC 0 2 2
Barry BARRY 3 0 3

Game Recap: Men's Soccer | | Dennis Jezek, Jr.

Men's Soccer Takes Down Tars

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- THe Buccaneer men took down the Rollins Tars 3-2 at Spartan Stadium on Saturday night in Sunshine State Conference men's soccer action.

Inside the Matchup
Final:  Barry 3, Rollins 2
Records: Barry (3-6-2, 2-4-1 SSC), Rollins (4-4-2, 2-3-1 SSC)
All-Time Series: Rollins leads series 24-22-4

Inside the Matchup

  • 9:41 - The Bucs struck early. Ricardo De Freitas pushed a ball up the left side to Jorge Escobar. Escobar carried it down to the end line and rifled a shot that bounced off a Tars defender TJ Junaid and into the goal. | Barry 1, Rollins 0
  • 27:28 - In the 28th minute, Daniel Romero-Ramos took a ball up to midfield, cut back and fed Pierre Fabre with a through ball on the left side. Fabre touched it past the defender and blasted a shot from 28 yards to the far post. | Barry 2, Rollins 0
  • 28:18 - Just 0:50 seconds later, Fabre returned the favor to Romero-Ramos who buried what proved to be the game-winner. | Barry 3, Rollins 0
  • 52:18 - The second half, the Tars put tremendous pressure on the Bucs and came up with two goals. Finlay Prain converted a penalty kick in the 53rd minute. | Barry 3, Rolliins 1
  • 65:29 - In the 66th minute, Prain blasted a 35-yard free kick into the upper right corner of the goal to trim the lead to one. | Barry 3, Rollins 2 

Noteworthy

  • Henry Obi kept the Bucs in the game with seven saves, earning his second conference win.
  • Kilian Vallant made two saves for the Tars, but gave up three goals to take the loss.
  • Barry out-shot the Tars 16-15, although Rollins led 9-5 on goal.
  • The Tars led 5-1 on corners.

On the Horizon

The Bucs host arch-rival Lynn on Wednesday, Oct. 14 at the University of Miami's Cobb Stadium.

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