Men’s Soccer Knocks Off #9 Old Dominion at Home
Senior, Daniel Gonzalez, and junior, Patrick Lopez, each scored goals within ten minutes of each other to rally their team from behind.
Senior, Daniel Gonzalez, and junior, Patrick Lopez, each scored goals within ten minutes of each other to rally their team from behind.
“The frustration came from that we like to be able to move the ball through the lines and play a certain style, and Charlotte does not permit you to play this style,” said Calabrese.
The high scoring effort, powered by four Panthers scoring different four goals and a Marshall own-goal, kept the Panthers perfect at home and in C-USA.
There is a lot on the line–not only bragging rights, but the possibility of starting a season with an impressive victory.
Sophomores Luca Giovine and Brad Fountain both scored in the second half to complete FIU’s second-straight comeback victory.
FIU’s defense delivered a particularly impressive performance, holding Stetson to their first scoreless effort of the season.
FIU Alumni Sean McFarlane was blessed by the opportunity to play soccer representing his home country of Jamaica.
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