Cinnaminson established control early, moving two goals ahead by the 16th minute. Haddonfield responded before half-time through Jackson Watson, cutting the deficit and keeping the contest within reach.
The report says Mark Derets completed the comeback in the second half, scoring in the 65th minute. That equaliser shifted the pressure back onto Cinnaminson and sent the match into extra time.
Haddonfield’s response was built on persistence rather than a fast start. It recovered from a difficult opening spell, stayed in the contest and turned a two-goal deficit into a historic result.
Codorniu reportedly struck in the 94th minute, settling the match in the second overtime period. It was said to be his second decisive goal in second overtime this season, giving Haddonfield another late-match turning point to remember.
The report also credits Quinn Kirwan and Zach Boese with assists, while goalkeeper Adam Brand made six saves. Those contributions underline the collective nature of a comeback that could easily have slipped away after Cinnaminson’s early advantage.
Cinnaminson was reported to have entered the match with nine wins and no defeats, making the loss a significant setback. Haddonfield’s record reportedly moved to five wins, two draws and two defeats, but the manner of the victory may matter as much as the numbers.
The next storyline is whether Haddonfield can use its 800th-win moment as a springboard, while Cinnaminson must show how it responds to its first setback of the campaign.