Newton Villa 1 - 6 Sudbridsey

Key Events:

• 5' Sudbridsey Joaquim Da Costa scores, assisted by Ritsu Ishii
• 8' Sudbridsey Eliseu Alves scores
• 28' Yellow card to Newton Villa Michel Lemoine
• 30' Yellow card to Sudbridsey Haeil Noh
• 37' Sudbridsey Eliseu Alves scores, assisted by Joaquim Da Costa
• 49' Yellow card to Newton Villa Zdravko Ivanišević
• 63' Sudbridsey Mijo Halilović scores, assisted by Milan Simeonov
• 74' Sudbridsey Mijo Halilović scores, assisted by Milan Simeonov
• 84' Sudbridsey Milan Simeonov scores
• 87' Newton Villa Branko Bartolić scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Newton Villa produced 0.56 xG and scored once, a modest overperformance that gave the hosts a late goal but could not alter the shape of the afternoon. Sudbridsey recorded 5.68 xG and six goals, also finishing slightly above the chance-quality estimate. The gap between the sides was not a matter of possession: Newton Villa had 51% of the ball, while Sudbridsey had 49%. It was the visitors’ ability to turn that near-even share into repeated attempts that defined the match: 25 shots, 21 on target, against two shots from the hosts. With six goals spread from the fifth to the 84th minute, Sudbridsey’s attack kept producing danger rather than relying on one brief burst.

Newton Villa had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

• Milan Simeonov (7.8) - Scored once and supplied two assists, directly involved in three of Sudbridsey’s goals.
• Eliseu Alves (7.6) - Scored twice, including the early goal that helped establish the visitors’ control.
• Mijo Halilović (7.6) - Added two goals, both assisted by Simeonov.
• Joaquim Da Costa (7.3) - Opened the scoring and assisted Alves’s second.

The 1-6 result reflects a decisive difference in attacking output, not a lopsided share of the ball. Newton Villa found the net late through Branko Bartolić, but Sudbridsey had already scored six times, with Mijo Halilović and Eliseu Alves each registering braces. The teams were level in corners, fouls, tackles and pass accuracy; the visitors simply made far more of their opportunities. Scoreboard arithmetic, on this occasion, was unusually well supported by the shot count.