The C.D. Frans Figaroa was the stage for an exhilarating league clash on 4th April 2025, where SV Britannia faced off against Dep Nacional. The match kicked off at 8:00 pm and concluded with a nail-biting scoreline of 4-3 in favour of the home side, SV Britannia, showcasing a remarkable display of attacking football and resilience.
SV Britannia lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, designed to provide both defensive stability and attacking flair. Ziyon Croes took his position in goal, while the back four consisted of Zeshawn Supriana on the right, Gregorio Biezen v/der and Jian Burgos as central defenders, and Edhyon Hersilia on the left. In midfield, Edgardo Peralta and Ethan Tromp operated as central midfielders, tasked with controlling the tempo and linking play. Ahead of them, Pieter Susebeek occupied the right attacking midfield role, Luis Estrada played centrally as the attacking midfielder, and Sebastian Montoya Cano took up the left attacking midfield position. Fernando de Sousa led the line as the striker, expected to convert chances into goals.
The substitutes for SV Britannia were not disclosed, but the starting eleven was more than capable of making an impact on the match.
The match began with a bang as Fernando de Sousa opened the scoring just one minute in, capitalising on a well-timed assist from Pieter Susebeek. The early goal set the tone for an action-packed encounter, with SV Britannia looking to assert their dominance from the outset.
De Sousa struck again in the 14th minute, this time unassisted, showcasing his clinical finishing ability and doubling the lead to 2-0. The home crowd erupted in celebration, sensing a potential rout as their side continued to press forward.
However, Dep Nacional responded with determination, pulling one back in the 39th minute. The visitors found the net, igniting hopes of a comeback just before the half-time whistle. The first half concluded with SV Britannia leading 2-1, but the match was far from over.
As the second half commenced, the intensity remained high. Dep Nacional equalised in the 66th minute, bringing the score to 2-2 and shifting the momentum in their favour. The home side faced a stern test as they sought to regain control of the match.
In a moment of brilliance, Edhyon Hersilia restored SV Britannia's lead in the 72nd minute, scoring a goal that was as much about individual skill as it was about teamwork, as he assisted himself to make it 3-2. The home fans were once again in raptures, but the drama was far from finished.
Dep Nacional struck back once more in the 84th minute, levelling the score at 3-3 and sending shockwaves through the stadium. The tension was palpable as both teams pushed for a decisive goal in the closing stages.
With time running out, Fernando de Sousa emerged as the hero for SV Britannia, netting his third goal of the night in the 88th minute. His self-assist showcased his exceptional talent and determination, sealing a thrilling 4-3 victory for the home side.
Referee Omar Lambert officiated the match, ensuring that the high stakes did not overshadow the spirit of the game. The encounter was a testament to the excitement and unpredictability of football, with SV Britannia emerging victorious in a match that will be remembered for its relentless pace and dramatic twists.
