In a commanding display at the Centro Deportivo Frans Figaroa on 26 October 2024, SV Britannia Div. Honor secured a resounding 3-0 victory over Riverplate in their latest league encounter. The match, which kicked off at 6:30 pm, showcased the home side's attacking prowess and solid defensive organisation, leaving Riverplate struggling to find their rhythm throughout the contest.
SV Britannia Div. Honor lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, designed to provide both defensive stability and attacking flair. Josthan Maduro took his place in goal, shielded by a back four consisting of Zeshwan Supriana on the right, Jian Burgos and Ashton Charles as central defenders, and Edgardo Peralta on the left. In front of them, the double pivot of Ethan Tromp and Stiven Melchor Rua was tasked with controlling the midfield, while Moises Araque O. and Sebastian Montoya Cano operated as right and left attacking midfielders, respectively. Miguel Vielma played centrally behind the lone striker, Fernando de Sousa, who was expected to lead the line and convert chances into goals. The substitutes for the match included Luis Estrada, Jeremy Trimon, Pieter Susebeek, Noa Kolman, and Ludwig Molenaar.
The match began with both teams probing for an early advantage, but it was SV Britannia Div. Honor who made the first significant impact. In the 20th minute, Jian Burgos received a yellow card for unsporting behaviour, a moment that could have disrupted the home side's momentum. However, they remained focused and continued to press forward.
A pivotal moment arrived in the 29th minute when Sebastian Montoya Cano had to be substituted due to injury, making way for Luis Estrada. This change proved crucial, as just five minutes later, Estrada provided an assist for Fernando de Sousa, who scored with a well-placed right-footed shot from close range after a precise cross. This goal in the 34th minute set the tone for the remainder of the match, giving SV Britannia Div. Honor a deserved lead.
As the first half drew to a close, the home side maintained their advantage, heading into the break with a 1-0 lead. The second half saw a tactical reshuffle, with Jeremy Trimon replacing Zeshwan Supriana and Pieter Susebeek coming on for Moises Araque O. in the 58th minute. These substitutions aimed to bolster the team's performance and maintain their control over the game.
The breakthrough for SV Britannia Div. Honor came in the 70th minute when Ashton Charles scored a header from close range, expertly assisted by Ethan Tromp's long pass. This goal further solidified their dominance and left Riverplate with a mountain to climb.
In the 73rd minute, Noa Kolman replaced Miguel Vielma, as the home side continued to rotate their squad to keep fresh legs on the pitch. The final substitution occurred in the 82nd minute when Ludwig Molenaar came on for Jian Burgos, ensuring that the defence remained resolute as the match approached its conclusion.
As the match entered stoppage time, SV Britannia Div. Honor capped off their impressive performance with a third goal. Pieter Susebeek found the net in the 92nd minute, scoring from close range after receiving a short pass from Fernando de Sousa. This goal not only sealed the victory but also highlighted the team's attacking depth and cohesion.
Referee Eduard Sandjon brought the match to a close after a thoroughly dominant display from SV Britannia Div. Honor, who emerged victorious with a 3-0 scoreline against Riverplate. The home side's performance was marked by effective teamwork, clinical finishing, and a solid defensive display, leaving them in high spirits as they look forward to their next challenge.
