The report
Key Events:
- 11' Yellow card to Lossownher Seungwoo Jeong
- 20' Yellow card to Lymptow Stanley Jorge Alvez
- 34' Yellow card to Lymptow Stanley Pedro Chagas
- 45' Lossownher Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
- 52' Lossownher Michel Lemoine scores
- 70' Lymptow Stanley Michel Lemoine scores
Key Events:
- 11' Yellow card to Lossownher Seungwoo Jeong. 20' - Yellow card to Lymptow Stanley Jorge Alvez. 34' - Yellow card to Lymptow Stanley Pedro Chagas. 45' - Philippe Robert scores for Lossownher, assisted by Michel Lemoine. 52' - Michel Lemoine scores for Lossownher. 70' - Michel Lemoine scores for Lymptow Stanley. The game was punctuated by tactical fouls and a fair share of yellow cards, with Lossownher’s Michel Lemoine and Philippe Robert making the most of their chances to put their team ahead. The hosts' discipline was tested early, but their resilience was evident in their goal, even if it came too late to salvage a point
The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate placed the match's xG at 1.52 for Lymptow Stanley and 1.93 for Lossownher, aligning well with the actual scoreline. Lossownher’s higher xG reflected their slightly more dangerous approach, especially through Michel Lemoine, whose movement and finishing were the highlights of the game. Despite the tight scoreline, the game was not devoid of chances, with Lossownher creating more high-quality opportunities, as evidenced by their six shots on target compared to four from the hosts. Defensively, Lossownher’s disciplined tackling and goalkeeping kept them afloat, while Lymptow Stanley’s effort was hampered by a lack of clinical finishing, despite a decent shot count and corners.
In the end, Lossownher’s ability to convert their opportunities, combined with disciplined defending and a goal from Philippe Robert just before halftime, proved enough to secure the win. Lymptow Stanley will need to reflect on their missed chances and perhaps tighten their discipline, as their two yellow cards disrupted their rhythm. The match served as a reminder that in football, the margin between victory and defeat often hinges on the precision of finishing and the effectiveness of set-piece opportunities.
No Lymptow Stanley players reached the 7.0 mark, reflecting a somewhat subdued offensive display.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Lymptow Stanley 50% - 50% Lossownher Shots (On Target): 9 (4) - 10 (6) Corners: 8 - 4 Fouls: 9 - 9 Yellow Cards: 2 - 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: 9 - 10 Pass Accuracy: 84% - 83% Tackles: 5 - 9
The statistics paint a picture of a game played with equal possession and similar shot volumes, but Lossownher’s sharper finishing and defensive discipline made the difference. The game’s ebb and flow reflected the tight margins that define lower-division football, where every chance counts and discipline can be the deciding factor.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Michel Lemoine*
The standout performer, scored one goal and provided an assist, orchestrating much of Lossownher’s attacking threat.
Philippe Robert*
Scored the opening goal, his movement and decision-making were key to Lossownher’s success.
Jorge Alvez*
Maintained a solid presence in midfield, despite a yellow card, and contributed to the overall balance.
Pedro Chagas*
Showed flashes of quality but was hindered by a yellow card and some misplaced passes.
Seungwoo Jeong*
Booked early, his influence was limited, though he worked diligently defensively.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Match Timeline
Team Comparison

