Will Crysencio Summerville score or assist for Netherlands vs Greece on Nov 13, 2026 (regular + stoppage time only)?

Yes

<think> Okay, let's tackle this. The market question is whether Crysencio Summerville scored or assisted in the Netherlands vs Greece match on Nov 13, 2026, considering regular and stoppage time only. First, looking at the resolution criteria. "Yes" requires at least one goal or assist in regular time, occurring after a specific timestamp and confirmed by a deadline. The "No" case is the opposite. Resolver 1 says "Yes" because Summerville scored a goal in the 6th minute, as reported by ESPN and UEFA. The key points here are the confirmation by official UEFA and the timing of the goal. The goal happened at 6th minute, which is regular time, and it was after the market's start boundary of 16:09:00.578 UTC. The report says UEFA confirmed it at 21:34 UTC on Nov 13, which is before the 03:45 UTC deadline. Resolver 2 also concludes "Yes" with similar sources: Sky Sports and UEFA's report. They mention a 7-0 win, Summerville's 6th-minute goal. They also note the kickoff time was 19:45 local time, which is after the UTC cutoff. The reasoning is that the 6th-minute goal is within regular time and after the specified start boundary. I need to check if the 6th-minute goal is within the allowed timeframe. The market's start boundary is 2026-11-13T16:09:00.578Z. The match kicked off at 19:45 local time, which depending on the timezone. Assuming the kickoff is in Amsterdam, which is UTC+1 during DST, so 19:45 local is 18:45 UTC. The 6th-minute goal would then be at 18:45 + 6 minutes = 18:51 UTC, which is after the 16:09 UTC cutoff. That fits. Also, the goal is in regular time, so it's valid. Both resolvers reference credible sources: ESPN, Sky Sports, and UEFA. No conflicting info. No evidence of extra time or penalties involved. The resolvers don't mention any assists for Summerville, just a goal. But the "Yes" condition only needs one goal or assist. So the answer should be 0. Both resolvers agree, so unless there's a reason to think they both missed something, the answer is Yes. No issues with timing here. The resolutions were confirmed before the deadline. Therefore, the correct answer is 0. </think> ANSWER: Yes

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if Crysencio Summerville is officially credited with at least one goal or at least one assist during the Netherlands vs Greece UEFA Nations League match played on 2026-11-13, in regular time or stoppage time only (excluding extra time and penalties), with the event occurring strictly after 2026-11-13T16:09:00.578Z and confirmed at or before 2026-11-14T03:45:00.000Z. - "No": Wins if Crysencio Summerville is not officially credited with any goal or assist during the Netherlands vs Greece UEFA Nations League match played on 2026-11-13, in regular time or stoppage time only (excluding extra time and penalties), confirmed at or before 2026-11-14T03:45:00.000Z. Clarifications: - A goal is credited to the player who last touches the ball before it enters the net (own goals are not credited to the attacking player). An assist is credited as officially recorded in the match statistics by UEFA for the final pass or action directly leading to a goal. - If Summerville does not appear in the match (e.g., is not in the starting lineup and does not come on as a substitute), he is considered to have zero goals and zero assists, and "No" wins.