Violet claimed a 2-1 win over Broki in the fourth matchday of the CONCACAF Caribbean Club Championship on 9 September. The result leaves the visitors ahead in their group after Broki had taken the lead earlier in the second half. Violet saw the game out after a frantic finish, with two goals arriving in stoppage time to turn the tie around.
Broki took the lead through M. Chery in the 59th minute, but the advantage was short-lived. Chery was substituted himself in the 63rd minute, and the momentum shifted. Violet pulled level in the 90th minute when M. Jeanty struck, and then added a third goal at 90+5' to complete the comeback.
There was a yellow card for Broki's G. Stevenson in the 36th minute, the only booking of the match. The hosts made three changes in the second half before bringing on F. Singodikromo in the 76th minute. Violet responded with a wave of substitutions, bringing on E. Dejean in the 90+3rd minute alongside Jeanty's goal.
The statistics tell a story of contrast. Broki held 46 per cent of possession and registered three shots on target, but only converted one. Violet dominated with 54 per cent possession and 10 shots on target, finding the net with 38 per cent accuracy. The hosts had five blocked shots and five off target, while the visitors saw nine attempts stopped.
Violet also earned six corners to Broki's three, and had 29 throw-ins compared with 15. Neither side received a red card, and Broki had no offsides while the visitors were caught offside once. The final scoreline hides the fact that Broki were unlucky not to take more from their chances.
