ATHENS, Ga. – The 17^th-ranked Georgia soccer team drew, 1-1, with the LSU Tigers on a rainy Sunday night at the Turner Soccer Complex in front of a crowd of 976 spectators.
 
Fast Facts

• Junior Keira Staude recorded her sixth goal of the season to put the Bulldogs ahead in the 75^th minute. The goal came off an assist from freshman Ayda Pannell, the first assist of her career.
• The Tigers equalized in the 78^th minute off an own goal by Bulldog redshirt junior defender Assa Kante.
• Freshman defender Maddy Herniter was sent off late in the match for a second yellow card. The Bulldogs played the final 12 minutes of the game with 10 players, and Herniter will miss Friday’s match against Arkansas due to suspension.
• Georgia and LSU finished the match with nine shots apiece. The Bulldogs held the edge in corner kicks with a 6-3 margin.

 
Post-Match Quotes
Head Coach Keidane McAlpine
On Sunday’s match…
“I thought it was a good match. They came out and tactically did some things that were unique, and so we had to make some adjustments. I thought our team adjusted really well. Second half, I thought we found some spaces. End of the first half found some spaces. We did well to get the goal and then a bit unfortunate with the cautions. I was a little disappointed in our aggressiveness, assertiveness on their goal. I thought we had done enough to kind of close the game out, but fair play to them. They were good on the day, and I thought all in all it was a solid match.”
 
Up Next
The Bulldogs will play host to No. 7 Arkansas this Friday night at the Turner Soccer Complex at 6:30 p.m. EDT.  Admission is free, and the match will stream on SEC Network+.