Mild 1 - 3 Ten Alne Villa

Key Events:

• 7' Yellow card to Ten Alne Villa Stanislav Jakovljević
• 13' Yellow card to Mild Veselin Ivanov
• 14' Ten Alne Villa Stanislav Jakovljević scores, assisted by Ricky Griffiths
• 34' Ten Alne Villa Rigoberto Lopez scores, assisted by Lucien Cote
• 62' Yellow card to Mild Jaegeun Beyon
• 74' Mild Jaegeun Beyon scores, assisted by Erik Delgado
• 80' Ten Alne Villa Stanislav Jakovljević scores, assisted by Luis Lemos

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Mild’s 1 goal came against an xG of 3.07, an underperformance of 2.07 goals; Ten Alne Villa scored 3 from an xG of 3.98, also below its estimate by 0.98. The chance-quality figures suggest both sides had opportunities for more, but Ten Alne Villa created the larger total and converted enough to establish control. Mild’s 56% possession and six corners show that it had the ball and attacking restarts, while Ten Alne Villa’s 15 shots on target from 17 attempts point to a more direct and dangerous return when it did attack. The visitors’ 13 dribbles, against Mild’s six, also indicate more willingness to carry the ball past opponents. Possession was not the same thing as command of the penalty area; football continues to maintain this distinction.

• Mild: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Ten Alne Villa:
• Stanislav Jakovljević (7.3) - Scored twice, including the opener, and gave Ten Alne Villa the finishing edge that settled the match.

For Mild, the figures describe a match that was not short on activity: 14 shots, 11 on target, and an xG above three would ordinarily offer a reasonable basis for scoring more than once. Instead, Mild’s goal arrived at 74', when Jaegeun Beyon finished Erik Delgado’s assist and briefly cut the deficit to one. Ten Alne Villa answered six minutes later, Stanislav Jakovljević completing his brace from Luis Lemos’s assist to restore the two-goal margin. The visitors’ three-goal return from 17 attempts was not an extraordinary act of finishing against their xG, but it proved ample against Mild’s single goal.

Ten Alne Villa leaves with the 1 - 3 result after striking first, building a two-goal cushion before the break, and responding promptly when Mild threatened to make the closing stretch uncomfortable. Mild can point to its possession, passing accuracy and shot volume as evidence of a substantial share of the work; the scoreline records that share less generously. The difference was not a lack of chances for the hosts, but Ten Alne Villa’s ability to make its attacks count at the moments that mattered.