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Saturday, December 28, 2024

Men's Soccer Blitzes Lions

The Barry Buccaneers battled the weather and Florida Memorial Lions to a 5-1 win on Wednesday night at USPL Field.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP

Final: Barry 5, Florida Memorial 1

Records: FMU (0-3-1), Barry (3-1-0)

All-Time Series: Barry leads 6-0-0

SUMMARY:

  • 8:21 - Cam McDonald got the Bucs on the board first, thanks to an assist from Juan Pablo Correa | Barry 1, FMU 0
  • 32:31 - The game was delayed by lightning.
  • 34:08 - Just after the re-start, Reed Silverstein netted his first Buccaneer goal. | Barry 2, FMU 0
  • 57:21 - The Lions narrowed the lead to a goal as Geovannie Lake converted a penalty kick. | Barry 2, FMU 1 
  • 78:55 - The Bucs tacked on three late goals to clinch the win. Miguel Rodriguez scored in the 79th minute. | Barry 3, FMU 1
  • 82:11 - McDonald struck again in the 83rd minute with an assist from Yamil Gauna. | Barry 4, FMU 1
  • 88:08 - Iker Bereuezo capped the scoring in the 89th minute when he headed in a corner kick from Nicola Villalobos.
NOTEWORTHY:

  • Barry out-shot the Lions 22-11, including 11-4 on goal.
  • Three keepers split the game for the Bucs, each playing about a third of the game. Mateo Torchio started the game and made one save to get the win.
  • Andres Jaramillo had two saves, but conceded the PK goal. Nils Buecheler worked the final 23 minutes scoreless, but did not face a shot. 
  • Joshua Aranzazu took the loss for the Lions. He made six saves, but allowed five goals.
  • The match was a physical one, with nine cards, four against Barry and five against the Lions, being dealt out.
ON THE HORIZON:

The Bucs open up Sunshine State Conference play on Saturday, Sept. 10 at Florida Tech.

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