The report says Eric Petrush gave Paramus the lead before the interval, leaving the hosts in control at 1-0. Tenafly’s reaction came after the break, when Oriel N. Steinberg levelled before Matthew B. Seigerman completed the turnaround.
Sebastian Mendez and Mason Direse reportedly supplied the assists as Tenafly found the decisive moments in the second half. The sequence underlined the visitors’ ability to stay composed after falling behind and turn pressure into a winning scoreline.
The reported figures point to a closely fought match rather than a one-sided away performance.
Those numbers suggest both sides created pressure, with the visitors ultimately showing greater efficiency in the decisive phase. Paramus’ goalkeeper kept his team in contention, but Tenafly’s second-half finishing proved enough.
If the reported records hold, Tenafly move to three wins and one draw in the Big North - National, remaining unbeaten after four matches. Paramus, meanwhile, reportedly sit on two wins and three defeats in the competition.
For Tenafly, the comeback offers more than three points: it adds evidence of resilience to an encouraging early campaign. Paramus will need to convert strong goalkeeping performances into greater control after halftime.
The next Big North - National fixture will show whether Tenafly can maintain that unbeaten momentum, while Paramus look to respond with a more complete performance across both halves.