SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA — San Jose State dominated Air Force 2-0 on Sunday, extending its winning streak to two matches. The Spartans controlled possession throughout and capitalized on second-half opportunities to secure the victory, improving to 10-3-4 overall. Air Force, struggling at 1-12-3, offered minimal resistance despite competing in the first half.
The match remained scoreless at halftime despite San Jose State's territorial advantage. The Spartans generated multiple chances early, with Anthony Guzman testing Air Force's defense in the third minute before the Falcons settled into a defensive posture. Air Force managed limited offensive forays, with Ben Brophy's shot sailing high in the 10th minute representing the visitors' best first-half opportunity. The Falcons' defensive structure held firm through 45 minutes, though they were consistently pinned back.
Arnold Matshazi broke the deadlock in the 52nd minute, giving San Jose State a 1-0 lead. The goal arrived shortly after halftime as the Spartans intensified their attacking pressure. Matshazi's finish proved decisive, shifting momentum decisively in the home team's favor and forcing Air Force into a reactive posture for the remainder of the contest.
Angel Iniguez sealed the victory in the 51st minute with an assist from Amir Anwary, extending San Jose State's advantage to 2-0. The second goal effectively ended any possibility of a Falcons comeback, as Air Force lacked the attacking resources to mount a meaningful response. San Jose State's defense, anchored by Gilberto Rivera, remained organized throughout,