TOLEDO, Ohio – Locked in a scoreless tie entering the second half, the Miami soccer team created a number of scoring opportunities, but couldn't capitalize and ultimately dropped a 1-0 decision at Toledo on Sunday.

Sunday's setback drops the RedHawks to 3-11-1 and 2-5-1 in Mid-American Conference play.

The teams played a back and forth first half with Toledo putting on some early pressure to force a few Izzie Vaccari saves. Miami settled things down at the back end and started stringing some possession together and created a few corner kick set pieces that caused some havoc, but no goals. UT ended up with a slim (8-6) shot advantages, but the contest remained scoreless at the break.

Miami came out attacking in the second half, attempted 10 shots and placing six on frame. The Red and White started with three shots on frame in the first eight minutes of the period and pressured throughout the second half.

The Red & White nearly got on the board in the 69th minute when the ball was worked just outside the top of the 18 for Jordan King to blast a shot that beat Adrianna Brewer, but rang off the crossbar and stayed out.

As the half wore on, UT got a fortuitous break in the 75th minute when a cross into the box caromed off two players, the last of which was Anita Mancini and it redirected straight into the net to put MU into a 1-0 hole.

Miami continued to press for offense, firing four more shots and getting three of those on target, but Brewer kept all of the bids out to secure the shutout.

Toledo narrowly outshot Miami by a 17-16 margin while both teams took five corner kicks. Vaccari finished the afternoon with nine saves in goal for the RedHawks.

Miami begins a three-match home stand on Thursday when it takes on Ohio. Opening kick is at 4 p.m.