The report
Key Events:
- 1' Yellow card to Kendhouth Israel Morales
- 3' Kendhouth Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
- 41' Yellow card to Budler City Friedrich Unger
- 54' Kendhouth Luis Pinto scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
- 56' Kendhouth Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Luis Pinto
- 66' Yellow card to Budler City Luis Pinto
- 80' Kendhouth Israel Morales scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
- 87' Yellow card to Kendhouth Luis Pinto
Kendhouth’s dominance was reflected in the shot count—15 to 8—and the high-quality chances they created, with an xG of 3.49 compared to the 1.41 of the hosts. Despite the close possession figures, the visitors’ ability to turn their shots into goals was markedly superior. Luis Pinto’s brace and an assist from Lindomar Da Silva highlighted their attacking potency, while the home side struggled to make their possession count, often stifled by Kendhouth’s disciplined defensive organization. The game’s turning point came early, with Pinto’s goal in the third minute setting the tone, and Kendhouth’s relentless pursuit of goals kept the pressure on throughout.
While Budler City showed resilience in their defensive efforts, their inability to convert their limited chances into goals was telling. The yellow cards for Unger and Pinto suggest a game that was physically contested, but ultimately, Kendhouth’s clinical edge proved decisive. The visitors’ tactical discipline and sharp finishing turned the match into a demonstration of how efficiency can trump volume. As the game wound down, Kendhouth’s third and fourth goals sealed their dominance, leaving the home side with plenty to ponder.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Budler City 51% - Kendhouth 49% Shots (On Target): Budler City 8 (4) - Kendhouth 15 (13) Corners: Budler City 3 - Kendhouth 7 Fouls: Budler City 9 - Kendhouth 9 Yellow Cards: Budler City 2 - Kendhouth 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Budler City 10 - Kendhouth 8 Pass Accuracy: Both 86% Tackles: Budler City 8 - Kendhouth 12
The statistics reinforce the narrative: Kendhouth’s efficiency in front of goal and disciplined defending ultimately dictated the outcome. Despite a near-even share of possession and similar pass accuracy, the visitors’ ability to capitalize on their chances made all the difference. The game’s story was written early and finished late, with Kendhouth’s clinical finishing turning a competitive contest into a one-sided affair.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Luis Pinto*
A commanding presence, scored twice and provided an assist, showing composure and sharp finishing.
Lindomar Da Silva*
Played a key role in the attack, contributing a goal and an assist, and kept the pressure on the home defense.
Israel Morales*
His early yellow card was a blemish, but he scored a late goal to cap his performance.
Friedrich Unger*
Booked in the first half, he was active but perhaps too eager at times.
Luca Colombo*
Provided the assist for Morales’ goal, linking well with the attack.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Luis Pinto for Kendhouth. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

