lloyd
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3
Berekely (NJ) BERKELEY (4-3-1)
4
Winner Marywood MUMS (3-6-0)
Berekely (NJ) BERKELEY
(4-3-1)
3
Final
4
Marywood MUMS
(3-6-0)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 OT 1 OT 2 F
Berekely (NJ) BERKELEY 1 2 0 0 3
Marywood MUMS 2 1 0 1 4

Game Recap: Men's Soccer | | Jay Monahan, Assistant Director of Sports Information

Men's Soccer Prevails over Knights in Double OT

Scranton, Pa. - Zac Lloyd scored game-winning goal in the 105th minute to give Marywood University a 4-3 double overtime victory over Berkeley College (N.J.) Wednesday in non-conference men's soccer action. The Pacers (3-6) won their third in four games on this homestand.

Lloyd beat an offsides trap on a setpiece. His initial shot was thwarted by the Knights' keeper. Lloyd corralled the rebound in front on him and fished a shot into the net from 20 yards away.

The Pacers came back after allowed two consecutive goals to let Berkeley force overtime.

Carlos Perez scored twice to lead the Pacers. Richard Fuchs tallied his first goal of the season.

Perez put Marywood ahead in the third minute. A Jordan Pattavina shot from 15 yards out was stopped by the keeper, and the ball popped up in the air for Perez to hammer into the net.

After Jordan Bailey evened the score for the Knights in the ninth minute, Fuchs put the Pacers ahead 2-1 in the 30th minute. Fuchs received a pass in the middle of the box. He stopped his motion and faked out a defender from 12 yards away.

Perez added to the lead with a goal in the 50th minute. He redirected a cross to the top-right corner from 15 yards out for a 3-1 advantage.

Berkeley forced overtime with two second half goals. In the 59th, Carlos Goncalves hit a header directly off of an Anderson Amador corner from 3 yards. Bailey headed a set piece in the 82nd minute that sailed over our defenders.

Marywood outshot Berkeley 26-14 and doubled them in shots on target 14-7. Marywood edged the Knights 7-6 on corner kicks.

Mike Gallagher made four saves to secure his third win of the year.

The Pacers host Pratt Institute on Saturday.


 
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