Lyminchulwyn 0 - 7 Reigh United

Key Events:

• 8' Yellow card to Lyminchulwyn Khadim Diakhate
• 9' Reigh United Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 12' Yellow card to Lyminchulwyn Friedrich Unger
• 32' Reigh United Bruno Rossi scores
• 45' Reigh United Seydou Kone scores, assisted by Raj Sharp
• 53' Reigh United Chi Low scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 68' Yellow card to Reigh United Myungbak Chwe
• 75' Reigh United Raj Sharp scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 82' Reigh United Xinping Boon scores
• 89' Yellow card to Reigh United Jorge Lourenço
• 90' Reigh United Myungbak Chwe scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Reigh United scored seven from a Gazzetta chance-quality estimate of 6.14, a modest over-performance that reflects sharp finishing on top of a formidable volume of chances. Lyminchulwyn scored none from 0.61 xG, broadly in line with the limited threat suggested by three shots, only two of them on target. The 28-3 shot count and 22-2 tally on target give the clearest tactical picture: Reigh United repeatedly reached shooting positions, while Lyminchulwyn had little opportunity to make its ten corners count. The visitors’ 57% possession and 88% pass accuracy helped sustain that pressure; the hosts’ 43% possession left them chasing both the ball and the contest.

Lyminchulwyn had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

Reigh United

• Lindomar Da Silva (8.3) - Scored once and assisted three goals, contributing directly to four of the seven.
• Bruno Rossi (7.3) - Scored the second goal and assisted the opener.
• Raj Sharp (7.3) - Scored after the break and assisted Seydou Kone’s goal.

The first goal arrived in the ninth minute, and Bruno Rossi’s strike before the half-hour gave Reigh United room to turn early control into a commanding lead. Seydou Kone made it three on the stroke of half-time; after the break, Chi Low added another and the visitors kept finding ways through. Goals from Raj Sharp, Xinping Boon and Myungbak Chwe completed the 0-7 scoreline, with Lindomar Da Silva providing the assist for three of those second-half finishes.

Lyminchulwyn did win more corners, 10 to seven, and made nine tackles to the visitors’ six, but those figures could not offset the gulf in shooting threat. The hosts were also less accurate in possession, completing 82% of passes against Reigh United’s 88%, while the visitors’ greater control was paired with far more direct danger. Two yellow cards apiece and no red cards meant discipline remained even; the football, rather less so.

For Reigh United, the performance combined volume with a spread of contributors: six listed scorers, and Lindomar Da Silva involved in four goals. Lyminchulwyn had two shots on target and ten corners to show for its efforts, but no goal to alter the course of the match. A 0-7 defeat is not improved by the margins in the supporting statistics; they simply explain how thoroughly the visitors earned it.