The key figure was the reported 14-4 advantage in shots. West Orange created the clearer chances and held possession for long stretches, but Montclair stayed in contention until the second half.
That patience proved decisive. Rather than forcing the game early, West Orange continued to build pressure and eventually found the breakthrough before adding two more goals. The scoreline reflects a strong finish to a match that had remained competitive for much of the opening period.
Yenke Suarez was central to the Mountaineers’ improvement in front of goal. The report credits him with one goal and one assist, giving West Orange the attacking spark needed to turn territorial dominance into a comfortable lead.
Darius Millington and Maddox Brufau reportedly completed the scoring, with Marcus Williams and Jatniel Vargas Espino also providing assists. The spread of contributions points to a team performance rather than a victory built around one individual alone.
At the other end, Agustin Arrieta is reported to have made four saves to preserve West Orange’s clean sheet. That became increasingly important once the Mountaineers moved in front, as Montclair needed a response but could not find a route back into the contest.
For West Orange, the next challenge is to reproduce that efficiency earlier in matches. The reported shot margin shows the chance creation is there; converting pressure before the final stages would make the team even harder to contain. Montclair, meanwhile, must find a way to turn promising spells into goals as the season continues.