Hempstead, N.Y.--The Georgia State men's soccer team conceded a goal late in the second half and took five shots in the final five minutes looking for the equalizer, but fell 1-0 at Hofstra on Saturday afternoon.

Georgia State (3-7-0, 0-2-0) redshirt junior Caleb Kernan and freshman William Mellors-Blair each had shots saved in the last three minutes with GSU trailing by a goal. Senior goalkeeper Vincent Foermer finished with five saves for the match.

The Panthers finished with 13 shots for the match and fiver corner kicks. Hofstra junior defender Shaun Foster broke a scoreless tie at the 76:08 mark with a header goal off a feed from junior midfielder Chris Griebsch.

GSU fell to 1-7-1 all-time against Hofstra (8-3-1, 2-2-0).

Georgia State, led by third-year head coach Brett Surrency, looks to snap a five-match slide on Wednesday. The Panthers travel to William & Mary for a 7 p.m. match. Visit the men's soccer page on GeorgiaStateSports.com early next week for a preview of the match.