Men's Soccer Held Off by Binghamton, 2-1

The Central Connecticut men's soccer team fell to Binghamton, 2-1, on Saturday in New Britain. The Blue Devils tied the game just over an hour into the game, but the Bearcats scored the eventual game-winner almost 10 minutes later.f

GAME INFORMATION | BOX SCORE

Score:  CCSU 1, BINGHAMTON 2
Records: CCSU (0-5-1), Binghamton (4-4-0)
Location: CCSU Soccer Field | New Britain, CT

KEY MOMENTS

• Binghamton opened the game looking to control possession and would open the scoring in the 17^th minute when Ryan Gillon took a free kick from 25 yards out. His driving shot found its way into the back of the net to make it 1-0.
• Central pressed in search of a tying goal to open the second half. In the 64^th minute Alvaro Moros slipped a pass to Anthony Catanzaro on the right wing, who drove towards the goal and snapped off a shot near the endline that made it 1-1.
• Binghamton would get the go-ahead goal in the 73^rd minute when D.T. Megliola sent a cross into the area that found Anthony Randazzo who settled it from close range and picked out the left-side of the goal to make it 2-1.
• The Blue Devils' attach would force a pair of Binghamton stops in the closing minutes, including a Catanzaro shot with just under three minutes left that was deflected wide for a corner kick.

NUMBER TO KNOW

14 – CCSU outshot Binghamton, 14-9, in the game.

NOTES

• Catanzara had a team-high five shots for Central.
• Grady Wilson made one save in net for CCSU.
• Central had a 10-2 edge in corner kicks.
• Binghamton is 2-1 against CCSU.

UP NEXT

• The Blue Devils are home against UMass Lowell on Tuesday.

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