In a thrilling third qualifying round of the 2023/2024 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup, the New York Pancyprian Freedoms displayed an impeccable performance as they comfortably triumphed over the NY Renegades with a resounding 3-0 victory. The match, held at the iconic Belson Stadium, showcased a remarkable show of skill and strategy from the Pancyprian Freedoms, leaving their fans in awe.

From the opening minutes of the game, it was clear that the New York Pancyprian Freedoms meant business. In just the 3rd minute, James Tristino ignited the match by scoring a fantastic goal in the first attack, setting the tone for an electrifying performance. The early lead put the Renegades on the backfoot, and the Pancyprian Freedoms were relentless in their pursuit of victory.

The 10-minute mark saw Shavon John Brown extend the lead with a brilliant goal, taking the score to 2-0. Brown's precise finish highlighted the team's exceptional attacking capabilities, leaving the Renegades with an uphill battle.

The Pancyprian Freedoms didn't ease up, and in the 40th minute, Shavon John Brown struck again with a magnificent lifted ball over the goalkeeper, solidifying his outstanding performance. The goal further showcased the team's versatility and the ability to capitalize on their scoring opportunities.

Head Coach Panos Onisiforou expressed his thoughts on the impressive 3-0 victory, saying, "This team really showed its class tonight, and each player played a crucial role in this win. We're excited about our performance and are already looking forward to the next game. Our journey is far from over, and we'll continue to strive for excellence."

This victory reflects the Pancyprian Freedoms' remarkable form sitting at the top of the Eastern Premier Soccer League (EPSL), dominating the competition with their consistently strong performances. The NY Renegades, representing the United Premier Soccer League (UPSL), are currently sitting in second place in their league.

The triumph in this US Open Cup qualifier not only reaffirms the Pancyprian Freedoms' standing as a soccer powerhouse but also underscores their ambition to make a significant impact in this prestigious tournament.

The New York Pancyprian Freedoms (4W-1D) await details on the November 18th fourth qualifying round of the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup to face a team from the Eastern Region. In the meantime, the team returns to league action on Sunday, October 29th against Hoboken FC 1912 (1W-2D-3L) at Belson Stadium, St. John’s University.