The report says Lucas DeSouza scored twice for Roselle Park, including an early second-half finish that restored a two-goal lead. His second goal, assisted by Gabriel Santiago, proved crucial when Brearley reduced the deficit again.
Luca Ferreira also struck twice for Brearley. He reportedly opened the scoring from Huerta-Hernandez’s assist before adding his second after the interval, cutting Roselle Park’s advantage to one.
The hosts’ other goals came through Javier Cuadros and Daniel Trigueros, both headers created by set-piece deliveries from Nastra Bolivar. That sequence underlined how important dead-ball moments were in a match where neither defence managed to impose control.
The report says Huerta-Hernandez’s 78th-minute penalty made it 4-3, setting up a tense finish. Sebastian Patrone reportedly made three saves for Roselle Park, while Brearley goalkeeper Elijah Lopez was credited with five.
Those figures point to an open contest rather than a one-sided victory. Roselle Park built a lead, Brearley responded, and the hosts ultimately relied on defensive resistance to protect it.
For Brearley, the late rally will offer encouragement, but the repeated concessions leave clear work before the next fixture. Roselle Park, meanwhile, can take confidence from winning a match that demanded both attacking quality and composure under pressure.
The report places Roselle Park at 2-0-1 across their last three matches and Brearley at 2-2. Their next outings should reveal whether this was a one-off shootout or evidence of a wider shift in form.