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Winner Wartburg WART (2-0-0, 0-0-0)
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Cornell College CORN (1-1-1, 0-0-0)
Winner
Wartburg WART
(2-0-0, 0-0-0)
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Cornell College CORN
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Game Recap: Men's Soccer | | Ben Woods

Men's Soccer Score Four Goals in the Second Half in Win Over Cornell

MOUNT VERNON, Iowa – Wartburg men's soccer defeated Cornell College 4-0 on the road on Sunday, Sept. 3. The Knights offense exploded for four goals in the second half to move to 2-0 overall on the season.
 
Game Summary
  • First Half
    • After Cornell recorded the first shot, Wartburg put two attempts on target after a corner kick
      • Both were saved by Cornell
    • Wartburg continued to attack throughout the half and finished with a 10-3 total shot advantage
      • Three shots on goal to Cornell's one
    • The score remained 0-0 after one half
  • Second Half
    • The Knights broke the tie just three minutes into the second half when Edvin Rizvic beat the keeper to make it 1-0 Wartburg
    • Alima Mmunga kept up the attack for Wartburg as he scored in the 53rd minute to make the score 2-0
    • In the 57th minute Wartburg struck again, this time it was Mitchell Dickson who beat the keeper to put Wartburg ahead 3-0
    • Paul Devine scored in the 65th minute after an assist from Aidan Mott to give the Knights a comfortable 4-0 lead
    • Wartburg used its depth to be able to keep high energy play on both offense and defense and closed out a 4-0 win
 
Top Performers
  • Rizvic
    • Goal
    • One shot
    • 40 minutes played
  • Mmunga
    • Goal
    • Three shots
      • All on goal
    • 40 minutes played
  • Dickson
    • Goal
    • Five total shots
      • Three on goal
    • 40 minutes played
  • Devine
    • Goal
    • One shot
    • 57 minutes played
Notes/Streaks
  • First matchup between these schools since 2011
    • Wartburg leads all-time series 16-7-3
  • Wartburg's defense allowed just four total shots with just one being on goal
    • Wartburg had a 23-4 total shot advantage
  • Four different Knights scored a goal
  • First collegiate goal for Alima Mmunga
  • Back-to-back games with a goal for Devine and Dickson
  • Back-to-back games with a point for Rizvic
    • 14th career goal
  • 22 wins ties Woody for fourth all-time in goalkeeper wins
Next Time Out
The Knights are in action next on Tuesday, Sept. 5 at home against the College of St. Scholastica with kickoff scheduled for 3 p.m.
 
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