GREEN BAY, Wis. — Green Bay defeated Robert Morris 2-1 on Friday, extending its winning streak to two matches behind an early offensive burst. The Phoenix struck twice in the first half to control the match before the Colonials mounted a second-half comeback that fell short. Green Bay improved to 7-7-1 overall with the victory, while Robert Morris dropped to 4-3-7.
Keegan Walker opened the scoring in the 1st minute for Green Bay, establishing early momentum for the home side. Walker added a second goal in the 14th minute, assisted by Ty Perkins, giving the Phoenix a commanding 2-0 lead before the match reached the quarter-hour mark. The quick succession of goals proved decisive in determining the final outcome.
Robert Morris struggled to generate offensive chances throughout the first half, managing limited opportunities against Green Bay's defense. The Colonials entered halftime trailing by two goals, facing an uphill battle to mount a comeback. Despite the deficit, Robert Morris showed resilience by adjusting its approach for the second half.
The visiting team capitalized on improved second-half positioning when Anass Hadran scored in the 59th minute, assisted by Jack Bejarano, cutting Green Bay's lead to 2-1. The goal energized Robert Morris and sparked a sustained push toward the equalizer. However, Green Bay's defense held firm during the final stretch, preventing the Colonials from finding the tying goal.
Green Bay dominated possession and territorial advantage throughout the contest. The Phoenix generated 17 shot attempts compared to Robert Morris's 3, with 8 shots on goal versus 2 for the