Tenwor United 3 - 1 Ram anaby

Key Events:

• 4' Yellow card to Tenwor United Leonardo Vargas
• 44' Yellow card to Tenwor United Pedro Vargas
• 50' Tenwor United Leonardo Vargas scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 51' Tenwor United Khadim Diakhate scores
• 54' Yellow card to Tenwor United Alexandre Guillaume
• 61' Tenwor United Alexandre Guillaume scores, assisted by Pedro Guzman
• 67' Ram anaby Seungwoo Jeong scores
• 70' Yellow card to Ram anaby Nilson Pires
• 89' Yellow card to Ram anaby Seungwoo Jeong

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Tenwor United at 2.14 xG and Ram anaby at 0.98. The hosts’ three goals therefore exceeded their estimate by 0.86, while the visitors’ single goal came close to theirs, 0.02 above. That points to Tenwor United finishing particularly effectively, rather than simply accumulating chances: they had nine shots, eight on target, and made a high proportion of those efforts count. Ram anaby had more of the ball, 55% to 45%, and won eight corners to the hosts’ two, but managed five shots and three on target. Their possession and set-piece volume brought pressure without producing enough shots to match the hosts’ return.

No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher were recorded for either side.

The match’s pivotal spell came immediately after the interval. Leonardo Vargas opened the scoring at 50', with Lindomar Da Silva providing the assist, and Khadim Diakhate doubled the lead a minute later. Alexandre Guillaume added a third at 61', assisted by Pedro Guzman, giving Tenwor United a substantial cushion before Seungwoo Jeong pulled one back for Ram anaby at 67'. The visitors’ goal made the closing phase more competitive, but the score remained 3 - 1.

The figures sketch a useful contrast: Ram anaby carried more possession, passed more accurately and attempted more dribbles, while Tenwor United registered more shots on target and made its attacking moments count. The hosts also made more tackles and committed more fouls, an industrious approach with three yellow cards attached. For Ram anaby, eight corners and a late goal offered evidence of pressure, but not enough to undo the damage of that brisk three-goal burst. Tenwor United leave with the win and the exact sort of second-half efficiency that makes possession statistics look politely surprised.