Rhode Island (1-4-0)
Starters: Synnestvedt, Tanddo, Kalina, Peter, Krause, Barriguinha, Bruning, Goglia, Harris, Husterer, Schwab
Substitutes: Martin, Forster, Kuemmritz, Froberg, Galiotos, Goba
Providence (4-1-1)
Starters: Carney (GK), Lopera, Morel, Marshall, Munoz, Ventralla, Garcia Gil, Maneiro, Williams, Casado, Teixeira.
Substitutes: Ciampa, Eljamal, Ojayi, Garrepy
Scoring Summary
10:17 –Maneiro (Garcia Gil)
52:28 - Garrepy (Ventrella)
75:54 - Garrepy
How it Happened
Rhode Island fell to their rivals Providence Monday night, 3-0.
Providence got on the board in the 12
th minute when Fernando Garcia Gil played a long ball over the top to Alvaro Maneiro who blasted a shot through Rams keeper
William Synnestvedt.
Rhody did a good job at limiting the Providence chances for the rest of the half and had a few of their own.
Tiago Barriguinha delivered a free kick into the box with no one home, followed by a well-placed corner from Barriguinha that no one was able to get to either.
The Friars doubled their league when Angelo Ventrella crossed a ball into the box for Brian Garrepy who headed it into the back of the net. After video review, the goal stood confirming the Friars two goal advantage.
Providence got a third when Garrepy jumped on a loose ball in the 6-yard box for his second of the game in the 76
th minute. Rhody had several more crosses off set pieces that were put in dangerous spots, but nothing to show for them. The game was physical throughout, as expected in this matchup. A total of 7 cards were shown during the match.
Inside the Box Score
- The Rams were limited to just five shots with none on goal.
- Providence had 14 shots with nine on target.
- Rhody had three corners and conceded just two.
- William Synnestvedt matched his season high with 6 saves in the loss.
- It is the largest victory for Providence in the series since Feb 20, 2021 when the Friars won 4-0 in Kingston.
- There were a combined 30 fouls in the match, with 18 being chareged to Rhode Island.Â
- Everson Goglia, Lean Husterer, Cassidy Tanddo, and Liam Kummeritz all received Yellow cards for Rhode Island. Fernando Garcia Gil, Jeremy Munoz, and Angelo Ventrella all were booked for Providence.
Up Next
The Rams travel to New Britain, Conn. to take on Central Connecticut State on Saturday Sept. 12 at 6 p.m.
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