At the interval, Canada held a 1-0 advantage. The report says Graham-Roache supplied the opener, then places Mexico's response after the break, with Alfaro restoring parity in the 49th minute. It says Camberos converted from the spot in the 78th minute to complete the turnaround. That chronology turns the final score into a concise comeback story: Canada's early edge, Mexico's second-half reply, and a late penalty that settled the result.
The score and half-time stats frame a tight contest: a one-goal margin at the break, and a one-goal margin at full time. The match's key highlights, as the report describes them, are Canada's early strike and Mexico's two reported goals. For a concise summary, the scoreline carries the result - Canada led at the break, but Mexico finished 2-1 ahead in the U20 CONCACAF Championship.