LEXINGTON, Ky. - Kristen Dodson and Bri Folds each found the back of the net as Auburn emerged victorious at Kentucky, 2-1, on Thursday night. The Tigers (9-4-0, 5-1-0 SEC) pushed their overall win streak to four consecutive matches and have won all five of their road contests in 2016.Im really proud of our girls resiliency, said head coach Karen Hoppa. We didnt start the first half great and a lot of that was due to Kentuckys pressure. We missed an open net, gave up a goal and we couldve just folded, but we didnt.Our girls grew into the first half, we got one before half to go into halftime 1-1 and I thought that was a key to the game because in the second half we came out and played with a lot of confidence and did enough to win the game.Kentucky (4-7-2, 0-5-1) took the lead in the 13th minute on a cross that was finished to the far post.Auburn then ramped up the pressure and recorded seven shots over the next 28 minutes before Folds knotted match up at 1-1 just three minutes before halftime on a build-up that involved three members of the road squad.Brooke [Ramsier] played it to Kristen [Dodson] and she gave me a great layoff to put it in the back of the net, said Folds.With the match squared away at 1-1 to open the second half, the Tigers maintained the pressure and forced the issue in the offensive third of the field.In the 52nd minute, Brooke Ramsier played through Casie Ramsier who then sent a cross that found the feet of Dodson just outside the six-yard box. The junior then buried her eighth goal of the season to put Auburn up 2-1.The goal went on to be Dodsons fifth match-winner of the season, tying Casie Ramsier for second-highest single-season total in program history, as Auburn held on with solid defensive play in the final 15 minutes.Brooke Ramsier notched a pair of assists in the contest, marking a season-high for the senior en route to the teams come-from-behind victory on Thursday.[The win] shows our resiliency, our determination to win and our mental toughness to not give up even when we are down, stated Brooke Ramsier. Especially with all the adversity we face when we are away, it just shows the toughness we have and gives us confidence going forward.Auburn nets its first win at Kentucky since 2006 and has now defeated the Wildcats in back-to-back matches.The Tigers return to the field Sunday afternoon when they play host to Mississippi State. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. at the Auburn Soccer Complex.? Keith Magnuson Jersey . 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Even in the darkest of days - and there were plenty of them as he underwent three knee reconstructions - Clay Smith truly believed he had what it took to make it as an AFL footballer.If only his body would give him a chance to prove it.The wheel has finally turned for the rugged Western Bulldogs utility, who broke last weekends preliminary final against GWS wide open with a stunning four-goal first half.In an epic encounter decided by just six points, the 23-year-old was instrumental in ensuring the Bulldogs earned a spot in the grand final for the first time in 55 years.As a kid growing up I played in a fair few grand finals and I always loved them, Smith told AAP.But I dont think Ive ever kicked that many goals in any of those junior grand finals.I was more of a permanent mid back then because you could run all day when you were 14 and didnt need a break.Some days you get the ball bouncing the wrong way and sometimes it goes the right way.It was nice to get on the end of a few nice bounces on the weekend.The same sentiment could be applied to Smiths stop-start AFL career.He ruptured an anterior cruciate ligamentt for the third time last year, shortly after breaking back into the senior side, necessitating another long stint in rehab.ddddddddddddIve always taken the glass half-full approach and tried to look at things in the right light, he said.Ive always had the support of the club, my family and my fiancee.Coming back after the third knee reco it was at that three or four-game mark where I was nervous because thats where the last ones had gone again.Once I got through that and got back in the AFL side and got some continuity in football and life its worked out fine.Smith returned to the Bulldogs AFL team in round 15 against Sydney and has played the past 12 matches on the trot.A repeat of his four-goal first-half haul against the Giants might be too much to ask for on Saturday against the Swans.But no-one at the Whitten Oval will be in any doubt that Smith will give everything for the cause.Thats what he did every time he was in rehab and thats what he does every time he takes to the field. 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