Beckfielwole 1 - 3 Suthgates

Key Events:

• 7' Suthgates Hyunwoo Choo scores, assisted by Erik Pedersen
• 51' Beckfielwole Lars Winter scores, assisted by Francisco Santos
• 64' Yellow card to Suthgates Idris Kalu
• 75' Yellow card to Beckfielwole Jose Gimenez
• 76' Suthgates Seokju Bang scores
• 84' Suthgates Peter Nijhuis scores, assisted by Seokju Bang

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis

The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Beckfielwole 1.04 xG and Suthgates 1.5. Against those figures, Beckfielwole scored close to expectation with one goal, while Suthgates scored three from a comparatively modest 1.5 xG: a substantial over-performance in finishing. That gap helps explain why possession alone did not tell the story. Beckfielwole had 53% of the ball and four shots, all on target, but Suthgates produced seven attempts and five on target, with their greater volume and sharper finishing proving decisive. The visitors also made 17 tackles to the hosts’ five, suggesting a more active defensive effort before turning possession into attacks. The numbers do not make every goal a tactical inevitability; they do show that Suthgates were more efficient in the moments that mattered.

• Beckfielwole: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher were recorded.

The 1-1 score after Lars Winter’s 51st-minute equaliser gave Beckfielwole a route back into the match, but the response from Suthgates was immediate: Seokju Bang scored just after the hosts’ yellow card, then supplied Peter Nijhuis for the 84th-minute goal. That sequence settled the contest without requiring Suthgates to dominate the ball. Beckfielwole completed more passes accurately and earned more corners, but those advantages did not translate into another goal. For the visitors, two goals in the final quarter turned a narrow-looking contest into a 3-1 win; for the hosts, the scoreline offered a fairly blunt reminder that territorial comfort and actual control are not always on speaking terms.