South Ell 1 - 1 Caleywook

Key Events:

• 29' Yellow card to South Ell Vladimir štimac
• 36' Red card to South Ell Antonio Marino
• 39' Yellow card to South Ell Joseph Bryant
• 42' Caleywook Seungwoo Jeong scores
• 56' Yellow card to Caleywook Seungwoo Jeong
• 58' Yellow card to South Ell Riccardo Bartolini
• 66' Yellow card to South Ell Lindomar Da Silva
• 81' Yellow card to South Ell Bruno Rossi
• 90' South Ell Nicolas Morvan scores, assisted by Xinping Boon

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis:

Despite South Ell controlling the game with an impressive 14 shots—12 on target—their xG of 3.22 suggests they should have converted more of their chances. Conversely, Caleywook's limited efforts yielded an xG of just 0.74, reflecting their more conservative approach and fewer clear-cut opportunities. The high shot accuracy for the hosts indicates persistent attacking intent, but their inability to capitalize on their chances was a key factor in the draw. The tactical discipline from Caleywook kept the game tight, and their goal from Seungwoo Jeong was a rare moment of quality amid a largely defensive display.

No players from either side reached the 7.0 threshold, but several made notable contributions. Vladimir štimac (6.5) showed tenacity before his early yellow card, while Antonio Marino’s red card after 36’ was a pivotal moment. Nicolas Morvan (6.8) scored the late equalizer with composure, and Xinping Boon earned praise for his assist. On the visitors’ side, Seungwoo Jeong’s goal and disciplined display earned him a 6.7 rating, despite receiving a yellow card later in the match.

This tightly fought encounter showcased the resilience of Caleywook and the attacking persistence of South Ell, with tactical discipline and moments of individual brilliance defining the outcome.