The report
Key Events:
- 7' Yellow card to Prudbury Michael Brown
- 14' Prudbury Allan Carroll scores
- 23' Yellow card to Prudbury Luis De la Cruz
- 47' Prudbury Phillip Lewis scores
- 60' Prudbury Michael Brown scores, assisted by Dongwon Lee
- 67' Prudbury Dongwon Lee scores
- 70' Holne City Bruno Rossi scores
- 80' Prudbury Michael Brown scores
- 88' Yellow card to Holne City Xinping Boon
- 88' Prudbury Pedro Mendez scores, assisted by Dongwon Lee
Prudbury’s control was evident from the outset, with 55% possession and a commanding 27 shots—23 on target—compared to Holne’s modest 3 shots, all on target. The home side’s expected goals (xG) of 6.18 reflected their relentless attacking intent, while Holne’s 0.79 xG underscored their limited threat. The match was a tale of two halves: Prudbury’s relentless pressure and tactical discipline in the first 45 minutes set the tone, with Allan Carroll opening the scoring at 14’ and Phillip Lewis doubling the lead shortly after the break. Michael Brown’s brace, assisted by Dongwon Lee, sealed the game by 60’, with Lee himself adding a goal of his own. Holne’s lone bright spot was Bruno Rossi’s goal at 70’, a rare moment of hope amid the chaos, but Prudbury’s resilience was evident as Pedro Mendez added a late goal with Lee providing the assist. The match was marred only by a couple of yellow cards, with Prudbury’s Michael Brown and Luis De la Cruz cautioned early, and Xinping Boon receiving a booking for Holne.
Tactically, Prudbury’s high possession and shot volume were backed by a high pass accuracy of 83%, allowing them to maintain pressure and create numerous scoring opportunities. Their ability to convert chances was reflected in their xG, which closely matched their actual goals, indicating efficient finishing. Holne’s defensive organisation was breached repeatedly, and their low shot count suggests they were largely on the back foot, relying on sporadic counters which yielded only one goal. The game’s key takeaway is Prudbury’s dominance in attack and control, with Dongwon Lee orchestrating much of their creativity and earning a rating of 7.8 for his all-around contribution. Holne, by contrast, lacked attacking potency and struggled to keep pace with the hosts’ relentless offensive.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Prudbury 55% - Holne City 45% Shots (On Target): Prudbury 27 (23) - Holne City 3 (3) Corners: Prudbury 5 - Holne City 5 Fouls: Prudbury 10 - Holne City 6 Yellow Cards: Prudbury 2 - Holne City 1 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Prudbury 12 - Holne City 16 Pass Accuracy: Prudbury 83% - Holne City 80% Tackles: Prudbury 15 - Holne City 4
The scoreline reflects Prudbury’s dominance both in possession and chance creation, with their finishing efficiency matching their xG. Holne’s effort was commendable but ultimately insufficient to stem the tide of attacks. The game’s narrative was written in the first half, where Prudbury’s relentless pressing and sharp passing overwhelmed the visitors, setting the stage for a rout that was only slightly tempered by Holne’s late consolation.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Dongwon Lee*
The creative hub, contributing a goal and two assists, orchestrated much of Prudbury’s attack.
Michael Brown*
Scored twice, earned a yellow card, and was a constant threat up front.
Allan Carroll*
Opened the scoring with a well-taken goal and provided energy in midfield.
Pedro Mendez*
Added a late goal to cap a solid performance.
Bruno Rossi*
Scored for Holne City, showing resilience despite the overall team struggles.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Allan Carroll for Prudbury. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

