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n” “nThe Dominican Community Representation in Madrid achieved its second victory in the tournament with a performance marked by collective effort, the response from the bench, and the team’s solidity in decisive moments.
n” “nMadrid.— The Dominican Community Representation in Madrid achieved an important 2–1 victory against Romania on the second matchday of the 18th Madrid Integration World Cup 2026, reaffirming their strong start to the tournament and adding three valuable points to their competitive journey.
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Under the technical direction of Rony Beard Murray, the Dominican team once again showed order, intensity, and collective commitment. The match started with a good rhythm for the Dominican Republic, which managed to open the scoring in the 13th minute through Brainel, giving the team an advantage in a hard-fought and contested first half.
n” “nRomania managed to equalize the match in the second half, forcing the Dominican Republic to react with character, focus, and competitive maturity. Far from losing control of the game, the team maintained its structure, reinforced its lines, and found answers from the bench.
n” “nThe substitutions made during the second half gave new life to the Dominican side. The entries of Sapeg and Yeison in the 60th minute, as well as those of Paul and Bilel in the 75th minute, provided energy, depth, and offensive options. That collective response ended up being decisive when Sapeg scored the winning goal in the 78th minute, sealing the final 2–1 score.
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Beyond the result, the victory left an important takeaway: the team competed as a unit. The defensive line maintained order and firmness during moments of pressure; the midfield provided balance, effort, and judgment; the attacking zone maintained mobility, pressure, and depth; and the bench once again responded with solutions in a demanding match.
n” “nWith this triumph, the Dominican Community Representation in Madrid adds its second consecutive victory in the Integration World Cup, following the 3–0 achieved on the opening day against Paraguay.
n” “nThe result strengthens the group’s confidence, but the internal message remains clear: compete match by match, continue growing as a team, and represent the Dominican community in Madrid with pride.
n” “nFinal result:
Dominican Republic 2–1 Romania
Goals:
13’ Brainel — Dominican Republic
78’ Sapeg — Dominican Republic
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