This was a very good match with both sides attacking well with plenty of action in front of each goal. The only question was, who would score first? Well, Tortorella Pools scored first when a ball was passed to David Rodriguez with Olger Araya of The Hideaway coming out to block the shot. Rodriguez lost the ball but Araya could not grab it but watched it roll around near the goal post. Rodriguez fought off The Hideaway defenders and was able to hit the loose ball into the net to give his team the lead.

During the second half of play, Tortorella was playing very well with many opportunities near The Hideaway goal. So on one attack Danny Salazar of Tortorella had the ball about 20 yards out and fires a blast into the net to give his team a two goal lead.

The Hideaway was playing well but some of the players on the side line were complaining that the shots missed by their team, should have been goals if another team had the same opportunity. Well The Hideaway is able to score when Cesar Correa fires a loose ball from about 10 yards out into the net.

The Hideaway had a great chance to tie up the match when Correa passed the ball to Marco Bautista who was unmarked about 6 yards from the Tortorella goal. As Bautista is firing the ball, Tortorella keeper Craig Caiazza comes out to block the shot with his foot. It seemed to have worked since the ball went over the cross bar. From Bautista's point of view, it was better for it to be a deflection rather then a missed goal.