The report
Key Events:
- 3' Blading Shate Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Mohamed Okou
- 16' Quedforwey Seungwoo Jeong scores
- 16' Yellow card to Blading Shate Andrew Smith
- 17' Yellow card to Blading Shate Silvino Dias
- 53' Yellow card to Blading Shate Abdou Diallo
- 58' Yellow card to Quedforwey Seungwoo Jeong
- 59' Blading Shate Alirio Pedraza scores, assisted by Francisco García
- 69' Quedforwey Phillip Lewis scores
- 70' Yellow card to Quedforwey Philippe Robert
- 79' Yellow card to Blading Shate Mohamed Okou
Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Blading Shate finished with 2 goals from 4.12 xG, underperforming its chance quality by 2.12 goals. With 14 of 20 shots on target, the hosts generated sustained threat and repeatedly made the goalkeeper work; their failure to turn that volume into a more decisive lead was the match’s central frustration. Quedforwey, by contrast, scored twice from 1.15 xG, exceeding its estimate by 0.85. The visitors were far less prolific, with five attempts and four on target, but made their limited opportunities count. The numbers point to a game in which Blading Shate created the greater weight of chances, while Quedforwey showed the sharper return from its smaller supply.
No players from Blading Shate or Quedforwey recorded a rating of 7.0 or higher.
The early exchange set the pattern: Blading Shate struck first through Bruno Rossi, only for Seungwoo Jeong to level in the 16th minute. After the break, Alirio Pedraza restored the hosts’ advantage, assisted by Francisco García, but Phillip Lewis answered ten minutes later. The goals were spread across the match rather than clustered into one decisive spell, and neither side found a third to settle matters.
The final 2-2 therefore reflects two different kinds of efficiency: Blading Shate’s ability to build chances, and Quedforwey’s ability to extract goals from comparatively few. The hosts had more possession of the shot count, if not the ball, and their 14 efforts on target would ordinarily offer a convincing route to victory. Quedforwey kept the contest level with a compact return from its attacks, while the cards added a steady disciplinary undertone without producing a dismissal. A point apiece leaves the most obvious question with the hosts’ finishing: the chances were there, even if the extra goals were not.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Mohamed Okou to Bruno Rossi. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

