Fayette, Mo. The Central Methodist University men's soccer team fell to the Grand View University Vikings by a final of 4-1 at Davis Field Friday night in a Heart of America Athletic Conference quarterfinal match.
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With the loss, Central Methodist University ends their 2015 season with an overall record of 13-4-2. With the victory, Grand View moves on to a semifinal match with an overall record of 10-7-2.
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It was a close aggressive game to begin with. These same two teams met back on October 24^th in Fayette, with the Vikings earning a 2-1 comeback overtime victory over the Eagles. Friday night however, it was all Vikings.
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Grand View struck first in the 40^th minute when a cross in the box from Ajani Clarence found Jordan Lucas to make it 1-0 in favor of the Vikings. That score would hold as the two teams headed to the locker room for halftime.
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In the second half, the Vikings wasted no time, as Erick Ornelas scored 28 seconds into the second half on a pass from Paul Riethuis to give Grand View a quick 2-0 lead.
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The Vikings scored their third goal of the match seven minutes later, when Simone Raiola hit a dribbler in the box that Jordan Lucas tipped past Eagles goalkeeper Ferran Borras-Marques. With that goal, the stands got quiet at Davis Field with Grand View holding a 3-0 advantage.
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Central Methodist got on the board in the 57^th minute when Richard Osterloh was given a penalty kick, he did not disappoint and the score became 3-1 Grand View.
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The Eagles intensity picked up, but they were unable to score again on Vikings goalie Brin Lapuh.
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Danton Irelan scored the matches' last goal in the 87^th minute on a pass from Paul Riethuis to put the icing on Grand View's 4-1 quarterfinal victory.
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