Box Score EAST LANSING, MI -- Maryland women's soccer (3-4-5, 0-3-1) fell 5-0 on the road to Michigan State (8-2-2, 3-0-1) on Thursday night. 

The Terrapins would go down in the first half, as Michigan State was able to net three goals in the first half of play. The defensive effort was much better for the Terps in the second half, as they kept the Spartans scoreless for most of the second half until Michigan State added a fourth in the 76th minute. Michigan State would add their final goal of the match in the 88th minute.

Liz Beardsley had another busy game between the sticks, as the goalkeeper had four saves.

Breaking Down the Action

• Liz Beardsley made her first save of the game on a curling effort to keep the score at 1-0 in the 14th minute.
• Kennedy Bell created a chance for the Terps in the 31st minute as she went on a run from the midfield, but her shot was saved by the Michigan State goalkeeper.
• Beardsley picked up her second save of the match on a long shot in the 52nd minute.
• Kennedy Bell created another chance for the Terps in the 57th minute, but her shot went off the crossbar.
• Beardsley stopped another effort by Michigan State in the 59th minute.
• Hannah Schapiro attempted a header in the 61st minute, but the shot could not find the target.
• Beardsley made a beautiful kick save for the Terps in the 64th minute to keep the ball out of the net.

Numbers to Know

• 39: Junior goalkeeper Liz Beardsley now has 39 saves on the season.

Coach Nemzer's Take
"I think we came in with a game plan and they got an early goal. So it took us out of our game plan. We let up two corner kick goals, but I thought we regrouped in the first half after that moment and I thought we competed. I think we looked a little bit tired at the end. Now it's our job to get a recovery for the next 48 hours and turn our focus to Michigan."

Katie Coyle on How the Team Changes Focus to Next Match
"I think we kind of just have to learn from our mistakes in this game in a very straightforward way and not really dwell on it. Just figure out what we need to work on and get it fixed for the next game. We just can't allow ourselves to stick with the loss. Just need to keep moving forward and move on to Sunday."

Up Next

• Maryland continue its two game road swing on Sunday, Oct. 1 against Michigan at 12 PM
• Maryland picked up its first-ever win in the matchup in program history in last season's meeting at home against Michigan, coming away with a 1-0 victory.