The Aberdeen Central Golden Eagles dropped a tight battle with the Huron Tigers by a score of 1-0 on a penalty kick with three minutes remaining in the second half. The two teams played an even first half with neither creating many legitimate goal-scoring opportunitiesand sharing a near equal amount of possession. The two best chances from the first half came from theunbeaten Tigers when Sha Sher’s long-range effort deflected off the top right corner of the post, and Biat Say forced a save from Central goalkeeper Camden Fauth in the final minute of the half. “I felt like we defended a little bit too much and didn’t attack or get into the flow of the game,” saidCentral coach Lance Mohr of his squad’s first-half performance. Control of the ball remained similar between the two teams in the second half, but the Eagles registeredtwo shots on goal compared to none from Huron. The Tigers had a goal ruled out for offside as Central’sdefense maintained its shape and Say ve