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Jeff Wilson
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Adelphi ADELPHI (1-2-2)
0
Molloy MOLLOY (1-1-2)
Adelphi ADELPHI
(1-2-2)
0
Final
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Molloy MOLLOY
(1-1-2)
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Team 1 2 F
Adelphi ADELPHI 0 0 0
Molloy MOLLOY 0 0 0

Game Recap: Men's Soccer |

Men’s Soccer Grinds to a Scoreless Draw with Adelphi

Rockville Centre, NY – It was a packed house at John A. Darcy Field Saturday afternoon, as the Molloy men's soccer team and the Panthers of Adelphi played to a scoreless draw in Rockville Centre. Following the result, the Lions sit at 1-1-2 while the Panthers move to 1-2-2.
 
How it Happened
  • The first shot of the afternoon came from the Panthers in the ninth minute that forced a save from junior goalkeeper Callum Hunt.
  • Hunt would come up with another saved in the 16th minute following a free kick header from Samuel Wraith.
  • Shots would be hard to come by until the 34th minute when the Lions tallied their first from sophomore Terence Allen.
  • Defense dominated the remainder of the first half as neither team would record a shot on goal in the final 11 minutes, sending the contest into halftime.
  • The Panthers would maintain most of the possession in the opening 25 minutes of the second half, generating three shots, but none of the attempts would land on target.
  • From there, momentum would swing towards the Molloy side of the field as the cardinal and white would begin to dominate possession.
  • In the 72nd minute, freshman Massimo Bruno looked to break the seal, but his shot would be denied by Adelphi goalkeeper Andrea Farinella.
  • After winning a free kick in the 74th minute, sophomore Jack Veletanga stepped up and fired a shot that cleared the wall but was sent high of the cross bar.
  • The road team looked to claim the lead in the 78th minute, but Hunt would be there to deny Arik Landau.
  • The final scoring chance of the afternoon came from the Lions in the last 28 seconds. As the Lions sprinted down the field on a counterattack, the ball was played to freshman Massimo Fargnoli, who would have a clear attempt at a header, but the chance sailed over the bar.
  • The contest would end in a scoreless draw.
Top Performances
  • Fargnoli led the squad with three shots.
  • Bruno tallied the Lions only shot on target.
  • In goal, Hunt made four saves.
Up Next
The Lions will prepare for a road contest at Dominican in Orangeburg, N.Y. on Tuesday, September 15 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
 
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