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Men’s Soccer Hands South Florida Its First Loss of the Season

Men’s Soccer Hands South Florida Its First Loss of the Season

Missouri State secures a statement victory in a hard-fought match.
Missouri State men’s soccer team handed South Florida its first defeat of the season in a decisive performance that showcased disciplined defense and clinical finishing.

The Bears controlled the pace of the game and capitalized on key scoring opportunities to maintain their unbeaten streak.

The win bolsters Missouri State’s national ranking and momentum heading into conference play.
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