Men's Soccer Blanked 4–0 by Trinity in Non-Conference Action

Framingham, Mass. – A pair of first-half goals put the Rams on their heels, and visiting Trinity College never looked back, handing the Framingham State men's soccer team a 4–0 defeat Wednesday night at Maple Street Field. 

THE BASICS: 

• Score: Trinity (Conn.) 4, Framingham State 0 

• Records: Trinity 1-0-0; Framingham State 1-1-0 

• Location: Maple Street Field – Framingham, Mass. 

HOW IT HAPPENED: 

• Trinity struck first in the 31st minute when Jack Murphy finished off an Ian Spiro feed for the 1–0 edge. 

• The Bantams doubled the lead right before halftime as Dieder Wagner buried a pass from Dillon Reilly. 

• Murphy made it 3–0 just after the break, collecting a loose ball and slotting home unassisted in the 49th. 

• Kieran McCabe capped the scoring in the 74th minute with another unassisted tally. 

INSIDE THE NUMBERS: 

• Trinity out-shot the Rams 26–7 and owned a 17–3 advantage in corner kicks. 

• Colin Holt kept Framingham within striking distance for long stretches, turning aside 11 saves on 15 shots on goal. 

• Yuji DaSilva, Kaio Santos Da Silva, Abdellah Eddahbi, and Graham Tinkham each put shots on frame for the Rams, but Trinity keeper Nate Dyott preserved the clean sheet with four stops. 

UP NEXT: 

The Rams will host MCLA in MASCAC action Saturday at 11 am.