Matador women shut out Aztecs [The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.]
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After a long lull without a shot, the
"Toward the end we played really well," Dale said. "We used more players than they did, and that was part of it. And at the end we made better tactical choices."
Rodriguez scored with an assist from Espino, on a passing coming in from the right side.
Rodriguez was right in front of the goal and shot it left past Gonzalez.
After AWC goalie
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