KANSAS CITY - The 18th ranked University of Dayton men's soccer team traveled to Kansas City Saturday and picked up a 4-1 victory to stay unbeaten on the season.

The Flyers (4-0-0) keep their winning streak alive while the Roos (2-3) suffered their third loss of the season.

KEY MOMENT

• 55^th minute – Kansas City received a red card giving Dayton a man-advantage and the Flyers went on to score just four minutes later.

SCORING BREAKDOWN

• 8:57 – Freshman Gabriel Kringen opens the scoring with a goal off the assist from freshman Joseph Melto Quiah
• 14:01 – Senior Forster Ajago scored in the 15^th minute on the assist from sophomore Michael Adedokun
• 35:03 – Kansas City converts a penalty kick
• 59:46 – Senior Manny Day strikes off the assist from senior Jaden-Jones Riley and junior Samuel Owusu
• 61:30 – Freshman Casper Svendby gets the fourth goal for the Flyers on the assist from Melto Quiah

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

• Dayton improved upon its No. 1 ranked offense in the nation with another +3 goal differential performance.
• Melto Quiah had a team-high five shots to go with his team-high two assists.
• UD out-shot KC 25-4 in the contest.
• The Norwegian freshman Svendby and Kringren both scored their second goals of the season.
• Goalkeeper Dario Caetano had one save and allowed just his third goal in four starts.

COACH'S COMMENTS
"The team played very well tonight with some tough weather conditions," said head coach Dennis Currier. "We were relentless on our attack and scored some tremendous goals."

UP NEXT

• The Flyers will return home to host Eastern Illinois at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 13 at Baujan Field.