San Diego Tops Santa Clara Men’s Soccer 3-1 in WCC Match
San Diego beat Santa Clara 3-1 in a West Coast Conference match, scoring three times in the second half—twice on corner kicks. Josmar Guandique scored a late consolation goal for the Broncos, who now need wins in their final two games and help elsewhere to reach the WCC Tournament.
By the Numbers- San Diego outshot Santa Clara 24-8, including 9-3 on goal.
- The Toreros held a 13-5 advantage in corner kicks.
- Santa Clara is 4-7-3 overall and 1-2-3 in WCC play; San Diego is 8-3-3 and 3-1-1.
Santa Clara defended well in the first half, but opened up after the break and conceded on two corner kicks. The Broncos kept battling and avoided a shutout, though the goal came with only five seconds left.
What's NextSanta Clara visits No. 21 Portland on Saturday. Coach Cam Rast said the Broncos must win their remaining two games and need other results to go their way to qualify for the WCC Tournament.
Bottom LineThe tournament path is narrow, but still open: Santa Clara’s season now hinges on winning out and getting help.
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