The report says North Bergen established control early, taking a 2-0 lead into halftime before adding four more goals after the interval. Justin Romero opened the scoring and later assisted Omar Ramadan, giving North Bergen an early platform.
The six goals were reportedly scored by six different players, a sign of an attack that avoided becoming dependent on one finisher. Jeremias Moran, Dylan Primavera, Isaac Mintz and Antony Escobar also found the net as the margin continued to grow.
Escobar was the standout contributor. The update credits him with one goal and two assists, making him directly involved in half of North Bergen’s reported goals.
His passing helped unlock the second half, setting up Primavera and Mintz before completing the scoring himself late on. Romero and Moran also reportedly added a goal and an assist apiece, reinforcing the depth of North Bergen’s attacking performance.
That variety will matter in the next round. A team capable of creating goals through multiple players is harder to contain, particularly when opponents focus on stopping the main attacking outlet.
North Bergen is reportedly the 10th seed, while Hoboken enters as the seventh seed, making the next fixture a potentially closer contest than the opening-round scoreline.
The challenge now is turning an emphatic result into tournament momentum. North Bergen will need the same early intensity, while Escobar’s influence could again prove decisive when the space and chances are less generous.