The report
Key Events:
- 7' Yellow card to Purle Athletic Michel Lemoine
- 12' Yellow card to Purle Athletic Phillip Lewis
- 13' Yellow card to Rednilth Jeff Larson
- 21' Rednilth Graham Bishop scores, assisted by Robert Anderson
- 27' Rednilth Peter Chan scores, assisted by Robert Anderson
- 48' Rednilth Robert Anderson scores, assisted by James Lewis
- 64' Rednilth James Lewis scores
- 68' Yellow card to Purle Athletic Zdravko Ivanišević
- 71' Yellow card to Rednilth Eric Phillips
- 73' Yellow card to Rednilth Robert Anderson
- 79' Yellow card to Rednilth Jose Ramos
The match saw Rednilth largely in control, with 22 shots and an impressive 18 on target, translating into an expected goals (xG) of 4.93—almost matching their actual four goals. Their attacking intensity was evident, with multiple players involved in the build-up and finishing. Conversely, Purle Athletic managed only 6 shots (5 on target), with an xG of 1.36, reflecting their limited attacking threat. The hosts’ tactical approach, combined with disciplined pressing and clinical finishing, overwhelmed the visitors, who struggled to cope with the pressure, especially after losing key players to red cards.
The xG analysis highlights Rednilth's dominance, as their actual goals aligned closely with their expected goals, indicating efficient finishing rather than luck. The tactical setup allowed them to create numerous high-quality chances, and their players capitalized effectively. Meanwhile, Purle Athletic's underperformance in front of goal and defensive lapses were compounded by their disciplinary issues, which saw four players receive yellow cards and three sent off. The game’s intensity and physicality were reflected in the fouls committed, but Rednilth maintained composure and tactical discipline to secure the victory.
No standout performers (rating 7.0+) recorded for either team.
The match was a showcase of Rednilth's attacking prowess and tactical discipline, with their clinical finishing matching their high xG. The visitors’ discipline issues and inability to adapt after losing players early on hampered their efforts. The hosts’ control of possession and goal-scoring efficiency ultimately secured a well-deserved victory, leaving Purle Athletic to reflect on missed opportunities and defensive lapses.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Graham Bishop for Rednilth. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison


