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VIDEO: Titan Goals 33 Seconds Apart Lead to Win

FULLERTON, Calif. – Two goals within 33 seconds sealed the deal for the Titans as they beat Grand Canyon 2-0 to close out their non-conference schedule on Sunday afternoon at Titan Stadium.

The Titans dominated offensively by outshooting the Antelopes 12-5 and had a season-high seven corner kicks en route to their fourth shutout of the season to improve their overall record to 5-4.

Fullerton came out aggressive early in the first half, logging three shots and four corners within the first 15 minutes of the game. In the 36^th minute of the game, Titan goalkeeper David Rodriguez Elias came up with a huge save off of his chest to keep it scoreless through the first half.

In the second half the Titans used some fresh legs in Julian Okai who immediately sparked a fire for Fullerton who in the 53^rd minute had their best chance in the match yet with a shot off the crossbar.

Minutes later, freshman Ross McPhie was given a cross from Oscar Torres to set him up perfectly for his second goal of the season, which found the left part of the goal in the 60^th minute.

The Titans got back on the board quick as only seconds later when Brandon West set up a cross to the middle of the box to sophomore Diego Sanchez who lifted it over the Grand Canyon goalkeeper to net his team-leading fifth goal of the season.

Rodriguez Elias tallied three saves in today's match leading him to his fourth shutout of the season, all of them at Titan Stadium.

Fullerton heads into Big West play with a 5-4 record and take on Sacramento State at 7 p.m. on Thursday night at Titan Stadium.

NOTES: The Titans now lead the series against GCU 3-0… Sanchez is tied for second in the Big West in goals with five… Fullerton heads into conference with five wins, the most since 2011 when they entered the Big West with six… Today's win was Coach Kuntz's 15^th win at the helm of the Titans…