British Virgin Islands
MontserratOutstanding performance
Montserrat•MidfielderMontserrat dictated the game from the outset, racking up 63% possession and a staggering 12 shots to BVI's 3, and they made their dominance count with Brandon Barzey's early opener in the 11th minute. The second goal arrived almost as a gift, with J. Mars turning the ball into his own net just before half-time to put the game beyond reasonable doubt. BVI's resistance was limited to goalkeeping heroics, with four saves keeping the scoreline from ballooning further, but they created nothing of note themselves, failing to register a single big chance all match. For Montserrat this is a statement result that underlines their status as the stronger side in this Nations League grouping, while BVI will need to find more attacking threat if they're to avoid similar punishment in matches to come.
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Just days after thrashing British Virgin Islands 3-0, Montserrat return for an immediate rematch in League C with a perfect record. BVI, winless and scoreless through two games, face a daunting task to avoid a third straight defeat.
