Dylan Salomon scored on a penalty kick in the 27th minute, helping the Webber International University men’s soccer team earn a 1-1 draw against Southeastern University in a Sun Conference match. The goal was Salomon’s first of the season and leveled the match after Southeastern took an early lead.
Southeastern University opened the scoring in the 17th minute when Thomas Hardouin found the net. Adam Cooil and Filipe Santana assisted on the goal. Salomon responded 10 minutes later by converting from the penalty spot to make it 1-1.
Southeastern Controls Attacking Statistics
Southeastern University finished with 28 shots, including 11 on goal, while Webber International University recorded four shots and two shots on target. Webber’s goalkeeper made 10 saves as the team withstood Southeastern’s attacking pressure. Southeastern also held a 13-0 advantage in corner kicks.
The match remained level despite the difference in chances and set pieces. Webber International University limited Southeastern University to one goal after the opening score, while Salomon’s penalty kick provided the equalizer.
Physical Match Ends in Draw
The contest included 26 total fouls and seven yellow cards. Webber International University committed 15 fouls, and Southeastern University was called for 11. The foul and card totals added to the physical nature of the Sun Conference matchup.
Salomon’s first goal of the season gave Webber International University a response after Southeastern University struck first. The 10 saves and the 13-0 corner-kick disadvantage reflected the pressure Webber faced before the teams finished level at 1-1.
FSB Take
Webber International University men’s soccer team earned a draw by capitalizing on its penalty-kick opportunity and defending through sustained pressure. Salomon’s 27th-minute goal was the key attacking moment, while the goalkeeper’s 10 saves helped keep Southeastern from adding to its early lead. The 1-1 result came despite Southeastern’s advantages in shots and corner kicks.
Source: Original report