RHODE ISLAND (4-1-4, 0-1-1 A-10)
Starters: Hinke (GK), Nilsen, Purcell, Kettig, Koduah, Montoro, Castaneda, Gryczewski, Drayer, Agyemang, Akselsen
Substitutes: Oystese, Kwitchoff, Villanueva
 
#18/24 DAYTON (6-0-1, 1-0-1 A-10)
Starters: Caetano (GK), Brown, Sanchez, Umar, Antwi, Ajago, Zengue, Svendby, Kringen, Melto, Jones-Riley
Substitutes: Day, Owusu, Kanyane, Cisse, Jabateh
 
Scoring Summary
41:55 – UD – Day (Svendby)
86:23 – UD – Cisse (unassisted)
 
How it Happened 
After a relatively even 41 minutes of play, Dayton was awarded its first corner kick in the 42nd minute. Rhode Island managed to clear the service from the front of the goal, but Dayton's Casper Svendby possessed the ball and sent a 30-yard strike into the box where Manny Day headed a shot over URI's Max Hinke for the 1-0 advantage.
 
The next blow for Rhode Island came just 41 seconds into the second half when Jordan Koduah picked up his second card of the game, forcing the Rams to play the remaining 44:19 a man down. Despite the disadvantage, Rhody played a significant portion of the period in its attacking third and put five shots on goal compared to Dayton's three.
 
The Flyers eventually netted an insurance goal in the 87th minute however, as Ousseynou Cisse scored on a breakaway just 20 seconds after entering the game.
 
Inside the Box Score

• Despite playing half of the game a man down, Rhode Island held a slight edge in shots on goal at 7-6.
• Max Kwitchoff, Cian Purcell and Vetle Nilsen each had two shots on goal for the Rams.
• Max Hinke made four saves in goal for the Rams. His counterpart, UD's Dario Caetano, stopped each of the seven shots he faced.
• The 2-0 defeat marked URI's first loss of the season, as well as the first time the Rams have been held scoreless.

Up Next
The Rams are back in action next Saturday when they head south for a 7 p.m. game at VCU.