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Supra du Québec (away) secured a crucial 2-1 victory against Pacific (home).
Pacific vs Supra du Québec delivered a tense, momentum-driven contest where the soccer statistics told a clear story: Supra du Québec were sharper when it counted, converting key chances to turn pressure into a decisive score. With the final score reading 1-2, the away side’s ability to find the net twice proved the difference, while Pacific’s one-goal response kept the match alive until the final whistle.
From the first exchanges, both teams looked intent on controlling the middle and forcing turnovers, but the recap’s turning points came in the attacking phases. Supra du Québec’s attacking rhythm created moments that stretched Pacific’s defensive shape, and their finishing quality ensured those opportunities became goals. Pacific, meanwhile, fought back with urgency, pushing higher and seeking a breakthrough that would swing the scoreline back in their favor.
As the game progressed, the match became a battle of game management—who could sustain pressure, who could win second balls, and who could stay composed under duress. The 1-2 score reflects not only the goals, but the tactical discipline behind them: Supra du Québec managed the critical stretches better, limiting the home side’s clean looks and responding effectively when Pacific surged forward.
In the end, this recap is about a crucial away win for Supra du Québec over Pacific—one built on decisive conversion, competitive intensity, and the soccer statistics that matter most when the score is on the line.
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 |
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