PANTHERSVILLE, Ga. - Presbyterian College men's soccer was unable to mount a late rally on Friday evening to fall, 2-0, to the Georgia State Panthers.  GSU goals came in the 50^th and 60^th minutes of the match to take the victory.

The Blue Hose fall to 1-3-1 on the season while Georgia State improves to 3-0-2.

Harrison Russell recorded PC's first shot in the first half in the fifth minute when his try went wide of the net.  The shot was one of seven shots in the first half for the Blue Hose.

Both teams were scoreless into the halftime break.

Georgia State's Darryl Evans opened the scoring at the 49:11 mark by taking a shot from outside the box into the upper left corner of the net. 

The Panthers went 2-0 up just ten minutes later with Alex Vivanco's second goal of the season.

With ten minutes remaining, the Blue Hose were given a manpower advantage as Michael Nwiloh was given a red card.

The Blue Hose, however, were unable to capitalize on the one-man advantage in the waning minutes, failing to register an official shot in the final 27 minutes of the match.

William Redmond worked the first 63 minutes of the match before being replaced by James Neal.  Redmond allowed both goals and made just one save in the appearance.  Neal made one save in the half hour of work.

PC had eight total shots as compared to the Panthers' 18.  In shots on goal, GSU took a 4-3 lead.  The Blue Hose registered four corner kicks on the evening.

PC will return to action on Tuesday evening with a trip to NC State. The match begins at 7 p.m.

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