LEBANON, TENN. — Cumberland (Tenn.) shut out visiting Campbellsville (KY) 2-0 on Friday, with Miquel Gelabert scoring twice to secure the home victory. The Phoenixes dominated possession and created consistent offensive pressure throughout the match, outshooting Campbellsville 17-3.
Gelabert opened the scoring in the 5th minute with an unassisted goal, giving Cumberland an early advantage. The forward doubled the lead in the 33rd minute, assisted by Luis Cerejo and Philipp Schmidtke, effectively deciding the contest before halftime.
Cumberland's attack relentlessly tested Campbellsville goalkeeper Malthe Schou, who made six saves to limit the deficit. Philipp Schmidtke led the offensive charge with multiple attempts, while Pau Ortega and Harold Perea created additional scoring opportunities throughout the first half.
Campbellsville struggled to generate offensive momentum, managing only three shots on goal. Juan Zapata recorded the visitors' best chance in the 63rd minute, but his effort was saved by Cumberland goalkeeper Eric Zalaya. The Tigers' defense remained under siege for extended stretches.
Cumberland earned four corner kicks and maintained territorial control in the second half despite Campbellsville's late substitutions. Wesley Mendoza entered the match in the 34th minute and continued pressing the attack, while the home side's defensive shape prevented any meaningful counterattacking opportunities.
Campbellsville made five substitutions attempting to spark offensive production, including bringing on Filip