Pacific vs Supra du Quebec delivered a classic Home vs Away battle in the Canadian Premier League, finishing with a 2-1 score that reflected grit, game management, and a sharp edge in the final third. After a tense start, both teams traded momentum and chances, but Pacific ultimately turned pressure into points when it mattered most.
This recap is built around the soccer statistics that shaped the outcome. Pacific looked more effective in the attacking phases, creating higher-quality looks and sustaining spells that forced Supra du Quebec to defend deeper. The home side’s ability to win key duels and recover second balls helped them keep the tempo moving forward, while their defensive organization limited clean opportunities and kept the match within reach even when the away team threatened on the break.
As the game progressed, the scoreline became a storyline of control. Pacific’s 2-1 score wasn’t just about one moment—it was the result of consistent execution: smart spacing, timely runs, and disciplined transitions that disrupted Supra du Quebec’s rhythm. The away side pushed for an equalizer, raising intensity and testing the back line, but Pacific responded with composure and the kind of late-game focus that separates good performances from winning ones.
In the end, this recap captures a hard-fought Canadian Premier League win for Pacific—one earned through the soccer statistics behind the score: chance creation, conversion at crucial times, and defensive resilience under pressure.
Player statistic
| Marco Bustos |  |
30' | ||
| Josh Heard |  |
42' | ||
| 45' |  |
Loïc Kwemi | ||
| 54' |  |
Diyaeddine Abzi | ||
| 67' | |
Charles Auguste | ||
| Marco Bustos | |
80' | ||
| 80' | |
Keesean Ferdinand | ||
| 84' | |
Safwane Mlah | ||
| Josh Belluz | |
89' | ||
| 90+6' | |
Ibrahim Condé |
Starting lineups
Substitutes
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