Mohammed Mouzoune and Sergio Padin-Rey scored in the second half as Keiser University’s No. 11 Keiser Seahawks defeated Florida Polytechnic University 2-0 on Sept. 23 at Arrigo-Vecellio Field in West Palm Beach, Florida. The match remained scoreless at halftime before Keiser broke through in the 71st minute. The Seahawks improved to 5-1-0, while Florida Polytechnic University fell to 4-4-1.
Keiser controlled the attacking numbers in 86-degree weather, finishing with a 27-5 advantage in total shots and a 10-3 edge in shots on goal. The Seahawks also led 11-2 in corner kicks. Both teams were called for 13 fouls, and Florida Polytechnic University’s Ray Gutierrez received a yellow card.
Second-half goals lift Keiser
Mouzoune opened the scoring in the 71st minute with a free kick. The goal ended a scoreless stretch that lasted through the first half and much of the second half. Keiser held the lead for the remainder of the match.
Padin-Rey added an unassisted goal in the 85th minute to give the Seahawks a two-goal advantage. The goal completed the scoring and secured Keiser’s fourth consecutive victory. Florida Polytechnic University goalkeeper Andres Villegas made eight saves.
Froley preserves shutout
Keiser goalkeeper Finn Froley made three saves to preserve the shutout. His defensive performance helped the Seahawks convert their statistical advantage into a 2-0 victory. Florida Polytechnic University managed five total shots and three shots on goal.
What comes next for Keiser
Keiser University’s No. 11 Keiser Seahawks will play at St. Thomas (Fla.) on Sept. 26. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.
FSB Take
Keiser University’s No. 11 Keiser Seahawks applied consistent pressure before finding the breakthrough after halftime. The 27-5 shot advantage, 10-3 edge in shots on goal and 11-2 corner-kick margin showed how the Seahawks controlled the match. Mouzoune and Padin-Rey supplied the goals, while Froley completed the shutout in West Palm Beach.
Source: Original report