The Automated Scorebook for Soccer FC Cincinnati Vs CLT Independence (Aug 31, 2016 at Charlotte, NC)

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Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer FC Cincinnati vs CLT Independence (Aug 31, 2016 at Charlotte, NC) FC Cincinnati (12-6-7) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Total CLT Independence (12-7-6) FC Cincinnati 1 1 2 Date: Aug 31, 2016 • Attendance: 1035 CLT Independence 2 1 3 Weather: Warm and breezy FC Cincinnati CLT Independence Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo gk 1 Mitch Hildebrandt - - - - - gk 12 John Berner - - - - - d 3 Tyler Polak - - - - - d 2 Jack Metcalf - - - - 1 d 4 Harrison Delbridge 2 1 - - 2 d 3 Bilal Duckett - - - - 2 m 6 Kenney Walker 2 - - - 4 d 4 Patrick Slogic - - - - 2 f 9 Sean Okoli 3 1 1 - - m 6 Jun Marques Davidso 1 - - - 1 m 10 Eric Stevenson - - - - - f 9 Brian Brown - - - - 1 m 11 Alvaro Anton Ripoll 1 - - 1 2 f 11 David Estrada - - - - - m 19 Corben Bone - - - - 1 m 14 Lewis Hilton - - - - 1 d 22 Austin Berry - - - - 3 d 15 Alec Bartlett - - - - 1 m 23 Andrew Wiedeman 3 2 1 1 - m 19 Enzo Martinez 4 4 2 - 2 d 24 Derek Luke 1 - - - - m 23 Alex Martinez 1 - - - 1 -- Substitutes -- -- Substitutes -- 5 Ross Tomaselli - - - - - 7 Yann Ekra - - - - - 7 Luke Spencer 1 - - - - 10 Jorge Herrera 1 1 1 - - 8 Paul Nicholson - - - - 1 13 Austin Yearwood - - - - - 18 Omar Mohamed - - - - - 17 Joe Greenspan - - - - - 20 Jimmy McLaughlin 2 - - - - 20 Aly Hassan - - - - - Totals 15 4 2 2 13 Totals 7 5 3 0 12 # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Mitch Hildebrandt 90:00 3 2 12 John Berner 90:00 2 2 Shots by period 1 2 Total Saves by period 1 2 Total FC Cincinnati 5 10 15 FC Cincinnati 2 0 2 CLT Independence 4 3 7 CLT Independence 1 1 2 Corner kicks 1 2 Total Fouls 1 2 Total FC Cincinnati 7 4 11 FC Cincinnati 7 6 13 CLT Independence 2 4 6 CLT Independence 6 6 12 Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 10:58 CLT Enzo Martinez (8) (unassisted) scored off of the rebound from saved pen 2. 14:10 CIN Andrew Wiedeman (6) Alvaro Anton Ripoll chipped over top of diving goalkeeper 3. 18:29 CLT Enzo Martinez (9) (unassisted) longshot from far outside the box into the left of the net 4. 60:05 CIN Sean Okoli (12) Andrew Wiedeman crossed into the box and headed into the right of the net 5. 84:43 CLT Jorge Herrera (6) (unassisted) scored off of free kick, deflected off of #8 the net (Own Goal) Cautions and ejections: YC-CIN #11 (30:53); YC-CIN #19 (34:47); YC-CIN #22 (53:43); YC-CLT #23 (55:45); YC-CLT #19 (64:19); YC-CIN #6 (68:40); YC-CLT #3 (75:55); YC-CLT #3 (78:56); YC-CLT #20 (90:00) Win-John Berner. Loss-Mitch Hildebrandt. Stadium: Ramblewood Stadium Officials: Referee: Kevin Broadley; Asst. Referee: Eric Barnes; Eric Usher; Alt. Official: Joshua Metcalf; Offsides: FC Cincinnati 2, CLT Independence 2. Official's signature.

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