FULLERTON, Calif. – The San Diego men's soccer program (6-3-1, 0-0-0 WCC) allowed two late goals and dropped a 2-0 decision at Cal State Fullerton (6-2-2, 0-0-0 Big West) on Sunday night at Titan Stadium.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Both sides earned limited chances throughout the first half, with Donovan Parisian notching three saves in the opening period.
- The Toreros registered their lone shot on goal in the first half, off the feet of Rhys Gourdie, but were held to just four shots in total during the frame.
- Chances remained limited for both sides throughout the game, as each side searched for an answer.
- Some pressure in the box by the Toreros in the second half gave Vicente Ayala chance, but his shot went high in the 69th minute.
- The Titans were finally able to strike for a goal in the 74th minute, before recording another less than two minutes later.
- That proved to be enough for the Titans, who allowed only one shot the remainder of the evening.
TORERO TIDBITS
- Trevor Dillon made the 50th start of his collegiate career in the loss.
- Ethan Warne crossed 1,000 minutes in his collegiate career, playing another full 90 minutes.
NEXT UP
The Toreros will return home for the start of conference play, hosting San Francisco on Friday at 7 p.m. The game will be streamed via ESPN Plus.
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