Miskisco secured a 3-1 victory over Antigua GFC in the National League's regular season, round 11, on 27 September 2026. The hosts opened the scoring through Jerry in the sixteenth minute before Y. Pozuelos restored parity early in the second half. J. Bolanos put Miskisco back ahead in the sixty-first minute and K. J. Lopez sealed the result with a fourth goal.
Antigua dominated possession at 0.6 to 0.4 and registered 143 attacks against 104, yet Miskisco's efficiency told. The visitors managed only two shots on target compared to five for the hosts, and the difference in finishing proved decisive. To be fair, Antigua created more corners — three to one — but could not convert territory into goals.
And here's the thing about matches like this: they are decided by moments, not minutes. Miskisco had not won their previous fixture against Malacateco 0-1, but they showed resilience after that defeat. The coaching staff clearly emphasized quick transitions, and the visitors' tired legs showed in the final third.
We had backed the home side at 49 per cent confidence before kick-off, and the result validated that assessment. Antigua's recent form had been strong — three wins from four — yet their away record told a different story. The hosts' deeper squad made itself felt as the game progressed.
The visitors tightened things up after the break, earning three yellow cards in succession around the forty-fifth minute. But one mistake ends it when you are facing a team that has worked a short corner and knows how to punish you. E. Camargo was substituted in the sixty-second minute, and Miskisco's momentum was already building.
By then, Miskisco's pattern was clear: fewer attacks but higher conversion. They recorded only one corner yet produced five shots on target, while Antigua's three corners yielded just two attempts on goal. The statistics suggest a game where quality of chance mattered more than quantity.
The victory moves Miskisco clear of their recent struggles, ending a run that included a heavy 1-4 defeat to Helahue. Antigua's four-match winning streak came to an end, and the gap in the table will widen accordingly. It was not a spectacle, but it was a result earned through clinical finishing rather than dominance.
