The report
Key Events:
- 4' Pridpon Park Božidar Milanović scores, assisted by Guillermo Alveo
- 5' Pridpon Park Martin Jones scores, assisted by Božidar Milanović
- 24' Yellow card to Stand and Philippe Robert
- 27' Pridpon Park Božidar Milanović scores, assisted by Rodolfo Rossi
- 32' Yellow card to Pridpon Park Koba Savadze
- 45' Yellow card to Pridpon Park Martin Jones
- 47' Pridpon Park Ou Nguyen scores, assisted by Daniel Johnson
- 60' Yellow card to Stand and Branko Bartolić
- 63' Pridpon Park Hernan Pavez scores, assisted by Ou Nguyen
- 67' Yellow card to Stand and Zdravko Ivanišević
- 72' Yellow card to Pridpon Park Ou Nguyen
- 85' Yellow card to Stand and Jorge Alvez
The key to the game was the visitors’ ability to convert their limited chances into goals, highlighted by an expected goals (xG) of 4.78 against the hosts’ 0.26. From the outset, Pridpon Park demonstrated their attacking intent, with Milanović opening the scoring in the 4th minute after a precise assist from Alveo. Jones doubled the lead a minute later, again assisted by Milanović, setting the tone for a dominant first half. The visitors continued to press, with Milanović completing his brace in the 27th minute, assisted by Rossi, and Nguyen adding a fourth just after halftime, assisted by Daniel Johnson. Pavez’s goal in the 63rd minute sealed the rout, underlining the visitors’ clinical approach. Meanwhile, the hosts’ defensive efforts were hampered by multiple fouls and yellow cards, which disrupted their rhythm and allowed Pridpon Park to control possession and tempo.
The match was a tale of contrasting fortunes: Pridpon Park’s sharpness in front of goal and disciplined pressing versus Stand and’s inability to create scoring opportunities or maintain defensive composure. Despite the hosts’ possession advantage, their single shot on target underscored their offensive impotence. The visitors’ disciplined approach, combined with their goal-scoring efficiency, ultimately rendered the possession statistic meaningless. The yellow cards, spread across both sides, reflected the game’s physicality and frustration, but the visitors’ ability to convert their chances was the defining feature. This result leaves Pridpon Park with a significant boost in confidence, while Stand and must reflect on their defensive vulnerabilities and lack of attacking potency.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Stand and 56% - Pridpon Park 44% Shots: Stand and 1 (On Target: 1) - Pridpon Park 22 (On Target: 17) Corners: Stand and 6 - Pridpon Park 3 Fouls: Stand and 11 - Pridpon Park 19 Yellow Cards: Stand and 4 - Pridpon Park 3 Red Cards: None 🟅 Saves: Stand and 15 - Pridpon Park 6 Dribbles: Stand and 10 - Pridpon Park 7 Pass Accuracy: Both sides 84% Tackles: Stand and 13 - Pridpon Park 6
The statistics tell a story of possession and effort, but the reality is that Pridpon Park’s clinical finishing turned the game into a one-sided affair. The hosts’ defensive lapses and lack of attacking threat were laid bare, making this a game to forget quickly for Stand and. Meanwhile, the visitors’ efficiency and disciplined approach mark them out as serious contenders in Division 2 League 2.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Philippe Robert*
Tried to marshal the defense but was overwhelmed.
Branko Bartolić*
Showed some fight but was caught out on several occasions.
Zdravko Ivanišević*
Competent but unable to stem the tide of goals.
Jorge Alvez*
Worked hard but lacked support in attack.
Guillermo Alveo*
Provided the assist for Milanović’s opener but was otherwise quiet.
Božidar Milanović*
The standout performer, scored twice and assisted once, a constant threat.
Rodolfo Rossi*
Played a key role in setting up Milanović’s third goal.
Daniel Johnson*
His assist for Nguyen’s goal was well-timed.
Hernan Pavez*
Scored the third goal, showing composure in front of goal.
Ou Nguyen*
Added a goal and a yellow card, a lively presence.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Guillermo Alveo to Božidar Milanović. 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

