Tigers suffer first rivalry loss to Gamecocks since 2014

South Carolina men’s soccer held on to a 3-2 win over Clemson at Stone Stadium to earn a first rivalry win since 2014 on Friday night.

A quick back-to-back minute goal sequence (23rd and 24th) for Gamecocks forward Angel Lopez put the Tigers, who came in ranked anywhere from No. 3 to No. 16, down 2-0 early.

South Carolina (3-0-0) hadn’t held a two-goal lead on Clemson (2-1-0) since 2010, and it wouldn’t be its last of the game…

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