Heldfor Wanderers 1 - 4 Spalvilsbe

Key Events:

• 19' Spalvilsbe Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 24' Spalvilsbe Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 32' Yellow card to Spalvilsbe Michel Lemoine
• 54' Yellow card to Heldfor Wanderers Norbert Fischer
• 55' Spalvilsbe Michael Brown scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 58' Yellow card to Spalvilsbe Philippe Robert
• 68' Yellow card to Heldfor Wanderers Stuart Mitchell
• 74' Heldfor Wanderers Israel Morales scores, assisted by Norbert Fischer
• 90' Spalvilsbe Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Heldfor Wanderers registered 2.52 xG but scored once, a substantial shortfall that left their possession and eight shots on target with little reward. Spalvilsbe’s 3.19 xG became four goals, an over-performance of 0.81, while their 15 shots and 11 on target point to a more direct and productive attack. The numbers suggest the visitors were not simply clinical beyond their chances: they also generated the better quality of opportunity. Heldfor Wanderers had enough attacking output to expect more than one goal, but Spalvilsbe made the decisive difference in the moments that mattered.

• Heldfor Wanderers: No players reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher.
• Pedro Chagas (7.6) - Scored twice, putting Spalvilsbe in control with the first two goals.
• Nilson Pires (7.3) - Scored late and assisted Chagas, contributing directly to two goals.
• Seungwoo Jeong (7.0) - Set up two goals, including the opener and the final strike.

The 1-4 scoreline reflects a match in which Heldfor Wanderers had the larger share of possession and completed passes more accurately, but could not turn that control into enough goals. Spalvilsbe were more threatening by the shot count and on-target figures, and their early double gave the contest its shape before the second half had properly settled. Michael Brown’s goal soon after the break restored the visitors’ three-goal cushion; Israel Morales replied, but Nilson Pires supplied the final word in the 90th minute. Heldfor Wanderers had chances and a spell of control, yet Spalvilsbe were the side that made both count.