Published October 2, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
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Match report
Grenada secured a 3-2 win for Grenada over Bonaire in the CONCACAF Nations League on Friday, October 2, overturning a 2-0 deficit against Bonaire. The interval score put Bonaire in front, but the final score belonged to Grenada: 2-3.
The numbers
The final tally was five goals, with Bonaire scoring two goals and Grenada scoring three goals. The gap between the half-time and full-time scores shows that the match turned after the interval, though the scorelines alone do not establish when the goals arrived or how the shift unfolded.
Bonaire registered 2 shots and Grenada had 0; the on-target figures were 1 and 0, respectively. Those totals make the contrast in recorded attempts stark, while the result shows that the side with no recorded shots still scored three goals. The numbers do not explain the circumstances of those goals, but they underline how little the shot count alone says about the final outcome.
Possession was 36% for Bonaire and 64% for Grenada. That distribution describes how much of the ball each side had across the match, not what either did with it in particular moments. The corner count was 0 for Bonaire and 2 for Grenada, another narrow measure of the contest rather than a complete account of its decisive moments. Taken together, the match statistics offer different snapshots: possession, shots and corners describe separate aspects of play, while the score records the result that mattered.