December 5, 2014 - Major Arena Soccer League (MASL) Missouri Comets INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (December 5, 2014) - The Missouri Comets (6-0) defeated the Chicago Mustangs (2-3) 15-6 at the Independence Events Center and took the Clash Of Champions for the second time in less than one month on Friday night.

Head Coach Vlatko Andonovski's team continued to dominate in the Major Arena League Soccer after a total of eight different players scored for the Comets, who also scored seven goals in the opening quarter for the first time in club history.

After last weekend's impressive victory over the Milwaukee Wave at the Sears Centre, the visitors arrived to Kansas City looking to add a third victory to their overall record but were unable to beat a motivated Danny Waltman on goal.

The reigning MISL Champions stepped into the field with an offensive mindset, which resulted in an early goal when Gibson notched his first of the night in the third minute of the game.

Moments later, team captain Vahid Assadpour notched his seventh of the season before Robert Palmer tallied the home team's third. Chicago's Bryan Moya shortened the lead beating Waltman from inside the box to make it 3-1.

Rookie midfielder Kiel Williams scored his first professional goal after shooting a rocket that beat goalkeeper Jesus Flores to make it 4-1 followed by goals from Alain Matingou, Bryan Perez and Brian Harris to end quarter 7-1.

The second quarter had Gibson, Perez and Matingou add one more goal to their count to end the half with a 10-1 score.

Gibson tallied his third of the night at the beginning of the third quarter but the Mustangs had a momentum going after scoring two straight goals courtesy of Bogar Moreno and Luis Ortega to end the quarter 11-3.

The 3,369 fans in attendance saw a total of seven goals scored between both teams in the last stanza. Harris notched his second of the night to open the fourth quarter followed by Touloute's second of the night.

However, Chicago found the back of the net twice from Rodrigo Flores and Joshio Sandoval making it 13-5. Nonetheless, Assadpour tallied his second followed by Gibson's fourth before Flores ended the match 15-6.

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