Portland vs Hartford 2025 U.S. Open Cup, Second Round

Portland Hearts of Pine

96': Azaad Liadi
116': Jake Keegan

FT - Penalties
1 - 1
Portland Hearts of Pine advance 4-2 on penalties

Hartford Athletic

107': Jordan Scarlett

Introduction

Portland Hearts of Pine are hosting Hartford Athletic at Franklin Athletic Complex, Lewiston, Maine, USA, starting on . The match is a part of the U.S. Open Cup.

Match Commentary

0': First Half begins.
42': Beverly Makangila (Hartford Athletic) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
45'+4': First Half ends, Portland Hearts of Pine 0, Hartford Athletic 0.
45': Substitution, Portland Hearts of Pine. Samuel Mahlamäki replaces Kemali Green.
66': Substitution, Hartford Athletic. Deshane Beckford replaces Kyle Edwards.
67': Jordan Scarlett (Hartford Athletic) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
75': Titus Washington (Portland Hearts of Pine) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
76': Substitution, Portland Hearts of Pine. Mikey Lopez replaces Titus Washington.
76': Substitution, Portland Hearts of Pine. Evan Southern replaces Walter Varela.
90'+4': Second Half ends, Portland Hearts of Pine 0, Hartford Athletic 0.
90': Substitution, Hartford Athletic. TJ Presthus replaces Marlon Hairston.
93': Azaad Liadi (Portland Hearts of Pine) is shown the yellow card.
93': Joseph Farrell (Hartford Athletic) is shown the yellow card.
96': Second yellow card to Azaad Liadi (Portland Hearts of Pine).
105': Substitution, Portland Hearts of Pine. Michael Reilly replaces Michel Poon-Angeron.
107': Goal! Portland Hearts of Pine 0, Hartford Athletic 1. Jordan Scarlett (Hartford Athletic) header from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Emmanuel Samadia with a cross following a corner.
113': Substitution, Portland Hearts of Pine. Jake Keegan replaces Sean Vinberg.
116': Deshane Beckford (Hartford Athletic) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
116': Goal! Portland Hearts of Pine 1, Hartford Athletic 1. Jake Keegan (Portland Hearts of Pine) right footed shot from the right side of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Evan Southern.
119': Substitution, Hartford Athletic. Jonathan Jiménez replaces Beverly Makangila.
120'+4': Second Half Extra Time ends, Portland Hearts of Pine 1, Hartford Athletic 1.
120': Penalty Shootout begins Portland Hearts of Pine 1, Hartford Athletic 1.
120': Penalty Shootout ends, Portland Hearts of Pine 1(4), Hartford Athletic 1(2).

Game Information

Competition: U.S. Open Cup

Venue: Franklin Athletic Complex
Location: Lewiston, Maine, USA
Attendance: 3,002

Statistics

HFD		POR
21	Fouls	14
4	Yellow Cards	1
0	Red Cards	1
5	Offsides	1
8	Corner Kicks	3
4	Saves	5
47.5	Possession	52.5
20	SHOTS	14
6	ON GOAL	5
0.3	On Target %	0.4
0	Penalty Goals	0
0	Penalty Kicks Taken	0
325	Accurate Passes	405
456	Passes	532
0.7	Pass Completion %	0.8
11	Accurate Crosses	4
32	Crosses	12
0.3	Cross %	0.3
120	Long Balls	95
57	Accurate Long Balls	38
0.5	Long Balls %	0.4
4	Blocked Shots	3
12	Effective Tackles	13
16	Tackles	16
0.8	Tackle %	0.8
24	Interceptions	10
20	Effective Clearances	29
20	Clearances	29

Line-Ups

Portland Hearts of Pine (4-4-2)

No.	Name
1	Hunter Morse (GK)
66	Kemali Green
7	Sean Vinberg
3	Nathan Messer
2	Jaden Jones-Riley
8	Michel Poon-Angeron
6	Patrick Langlois
10	Ollie Wright
22	Walter Varela
14	Titus Washington
9	Azaad Liadi

Substitutes:

Shandon Wright, Kashope Oladapo, Samuel Mahlamäki, Evan Southern, Michael Reilly, Jake Keegan, Mikey Lopez.

Hartford Athletic (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
77	Gerold Ngnepi (GK)
4	Jordan Scarlett
15	Joseph Farrell
19	Emmanuel Samadia
2	Sebastian Anderson
30	Adrián Diz Pe
6	Beverly Makangila
94	Marlon Hairston
9	Dieng Mamadou
11	Michee Ngalina
71	Kyle Edwards

Substitutes:

Deshane Beckford, Thomas Presthus, Justin Dicarlo, Junior Moreira, Adewale Obalola, Jonathan Jimenez.

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