The report
4' - Yellow card to Pridpon Park Raul Rojas 11' - Pridpon Park Otto Ikuta scores, assisted by Koba Savadze 34' - Wemoodmooe Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez 42' - Yellow card to Pridpon Park Otto Ikuta 43' - Red card to Pridpon Park Predrag Cindrić 45' - Yellow card to Pridpon Park Koba Savadze 64' - Pridpon Park Otto Ikuta scores, assisted by Oscar Benitez 65' - Yellow card to Wemoodmooe Willi Schneider 81' - Pridpon Park Laurens Knol scores, assisted by Oscar Benitez
The expected goals (xG) figures reveal a tale of clinical finishing versus defensive resilience. Pridpon Park generated an xG of 3.63, reflecting their dominance in shot quality and quantity, especially with 12 on target from 18 attempts. Conversely, Wemoodmooe's xG of 1.13 indicates they capitalized on limited chances, notably with Pires' goal. The visitors' overperformance in shot count and xG underscores their attacking intent, which was only partly thwarted by Wemoodmooe's disciplined defense and goalkeeper efforts, who made 13 saves. Tactical analysis suggests Pridpon Park's offensive approach was effective, with Oscar Benitez providing key assists and Ikuta converting crucial opportunities, despite the red card that ultimately challenged their structure.
Pridpon Park's aggressive pressing and high shot volume paid dividends, especially with Ikuta's brace. The red card to Predrag Cindrić at 43' forced a tactical reshuffle, yet the team managed to maintain their attacking momentum, with Laurens Knol adding a late goal to seal the victory. Wemoodmooe showed resilience and tactical discipline, but their limited shot conversion and inability to match the visitors' attacking threat ultimately left them short. The match highlighted the importance of clinical finishing and disciplined defending, with Pridpon Park executing their game plan effectively despite adversity.
The match was a compelling display of tactical discipline from Wemoodmooe and attacking prowess from Pridpon Park, with the visitors ultimately prevailing thanks to their clinical finishing and resilience in adversity.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Otto Ikuta*
A dynamic presence, Ikuta scored twice and was a constant threat upfront.
Oscar Benitez*
Provided two assists and orchestrated much of the visitors' attacking play.
Laurens Knol*
His late goal capped a solid performance in attack.
Nilson Pires*
Scored a well-taken goal and caused problems for the visitors' defense.
Raul Rojas*
Booked early but contributed to the team’s pressing.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Otto Ikuta for Pridpon Park. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison