The report
Key Events:
- 7' Yellow card to Sudlach Park Luca Colombo
- 15' Ulvermard Phillip Lewis scores
- 20' Ulvermard Jorge Alvez scores
- 40' Sudlach Park Michel Lemoine scores
- 48' Sudlach Park Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
- 51' Yellow card to Sudlach Park Friedrich Unger
- 57' Ulvermard Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
- 63' Yellow card to Ulvermard Zdravko Ivanišević
- 77' Yellow card to Ulvermard Pedro Chagas
- 90' Ulvermard Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
The game started with a caution for Luca Colombo in the seventh minute, setting a tense tone early on. Ulvermard struck first in the 15th minute through Phillip Lewis, followed by Jorge Alvez doubling the lead in the 20th. Sudlach Park responded just before halftime with Michel Lemoine scoring in the 40th, giving hope for a comeback. However, the visitors’ relentless attacking pressure paid off after the break, with Lindomar Da Silva pulling one back for the hosts in the 48th, assisted by Friedrich Unger. The game then saw a flurry of cards, including a yellow for Unger in the 51st and Zdravko Ivanišević in the 63rd, reflecting the physical nature of the contest. Ulvermard sealed the victory with two late goals: Michel Lemoine scored again in the 57th, assisted by Pedro Chagas, who then completed the scoring in the 90th minute with a goal assisted by Michel Lemoine. The match was a display of offensive efficiency from the visitors, who outshot their hosts 17 to 7 and created chances far superior to their expected goals tally of 4.13 against 1.34.
Tactically, Ulvermard capitalized on their superior shot volume and clinical finishing, despite a slightly lower possession percentage. Their 16 shots on target outstripped Sudlach Park’s four, illustrating their offensive intent and precision. The hosts struggled to convert their limited chances into goals, with their xG suggesting they underperformed relative to their actual two goals. The visitors' disciplined pressing and quick transitions allowed them to dominate the game’s tempo, while Sudlach Park relied more on sporadic counters and set pieces. The game’s physicality was evident in the number of fouls and cards, but Ulvermard managed to keep their composure better, especially in the closing stages. The result underscores the importance of finishing and tactical discipline in a league where chances are often few and far between.
In conclusion, Ulvermard’s victory was well-earned, driven by their relentless attack and clinical finishing, despite a balanced possession game. Sudlach Park will need to sharpen their finishing and perhaps tighten up their discipline if they hope to turn their promising moments into points. The match demonstrated that in football, as in life, persistence and precision often triumph over possession and patience.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Sudlach Park 45% - Ulvermard 55% Shots (On Target): Sudlach Park 7 (4) - Ulvermard 17 (16) Corners: Sudlach Park 3 - Ulvermard 9 Fouls: Sudlach Park 10 - Ulvermard 10 Yellow Cards: Sudlach Park 2 - Ulvermard 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Sudlach Park 9 - Ulvermard 12 Pass Accuracy: Both 83%
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Michel Lemoine*
A constant threat up front, scored once and assisted once, showing his offensive prowess.
Pedro Chagas*
His work rate and vision earned him a goal and an assist, making him a key figure in the visitors’ attack.
Lindomar Da Silva*
Scored a crucial goal and contributed to the overall offensive effort.
Zdravko Ivanišević*
Solid in midfield, though his yellow card reflected the physical battle.
Friedrich Unger*
Despite a yellow card, he helped orchestrate some of the visitors’ attacking moves.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Phillip Lewis for Ulvermard. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

