By Arpan Dixit [email protected] UK men’s soccer will take on the Memphis Tigers at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Bell. The team is looking for a rebound win after suffering their first loss of the season against rival Louisville on Tuesday. After two impressive comeback wins to start the season at the Bell, the Cats are looking to stay perfect at home against the Tigers. Kentucky 2-1-0 Ranking: 15 Goals scored: 4 Goals allowed: 4 Average shots per game: 8 Shots on goal percentage: .333 Player to watch: Noah Hutchins In the comeback win last Friday against Wright State, Hutchins tied the game and shifted momentum for the Cats the rest of the game. Hutchins has scored 2 of 4 UK goals this season. Hutchins gives the Cats much-needed aggressive midfield play as they look to rebound from a loss against Louisville. Look for Hutchins to keep attacking against the Tigers in order to search for his third goal and beyond. Preview: The team will be looking for a rebound win after being shutout against the Cards. Coming off two comebacks in their first two games at the Bell, home-field advantage has never been sweeter for the Cats. The Cats only managed 2 shots against Louisville with no shots on goal. The Cats have been moving the ball well their first three games despite the loss in their last one. Expect UK to come out more aggressive than usual in order to get an early lead against the Tigers. Memphis has gotten off to a slow start to this season so look for the Cats to exploit their weaknesses and continue to provide immense pressure on defense. MEMPHIS 0-4-0 Ranking: N/A Goals scored: 1 Goals allowed: 9 Average shots per game: 13 Average goals per game: 0.25 Player to watch: Mason Morise Morise has scored the only Tiger goal this season. Memphis is 0-4 with losses against UAB, NKU, St. Louis, and SIUE. The tigers have 52 shot attempts this season, but only leading to one goal scored. Twenty-five corner kicks have been played, but nothing has come of them as the Tigers have struggled with the service in the box. Look for Morise and the Tigers to come out aggressive on the road in order to snatch that early lead from a ranked UK team. Preview: The Tigers have started off slow in their first four games, struggling to score and defend. Memphis head coach Richard Mulrooney believes his team is moving the ball well but they need to correct a couple of things in their game in order to get over the hump. Starting off 0-4 on the season will hurt the team’s confidence and morale, but don’t expect the Tigers to give in. Any team looking for their first win of the season will play the game like it’s their last. The Tigers haven’t scored since their first game of the season, so look for their players to attack the Cats defense