The report
Key Events:
- 9' Red card to Skeldst Kijung Cheon
- 13' Skeldst Manuel Morais scores
- 26' Weynny St Mare Ebenezer Yusuf scores, assisted by Walter Reyes
- 28' Yellow card to Skeldst Manuel Morais
- 32' Weynny St Mare Diego Diaz scores
- 36' Yellow card to Skeldst Stan de Jong
- 45' Skeldst scores, assisted by Manuel Morais
- 62' Skeldst scores, assisted by Stan de Jong
- 64' Skeldst Martin Ledesma scores
- 70' Skeldst Josimar De Melo scores, assisted by Manuel Morais
- 75' Yellow card to Weynny St Mare Xinping Boon
- 85' Skeldst scores, assisted by Martin Ledesma
- 90' Yellow card to Skeldst an unnamed player
The match’s narrative was largely written in the first half, where Skeldst’s early red card to Kijung Cheon at 9' set the tone for a game of high stakes and even higher stakesmanship. Manuel Morais’s goal at 13' was a sign of things to come, as Skeldst’s attacking unit pressed relentlessly, with Morais adding two assists and earning a 7.5 rating. Weynny St Mare responded well, with Ebenezer Yusuf’s goal at 26' and Diego Diaz’s at 32' providing brief hope, but the visitors’ numerical advantage and tactical discipline soon took over. Skeldst’s relentless attack, combined with their ability to convert chances, was exemplified by goals from Ledesma, De Melo, and Ledesma again, with the latter two demonstrating the team’s attacking depth.
Despite the heavy scoreline, Weynny St Mare’s efforts were not without merit, especially considering their xG of only 1.19 against Skeldst’s 4.04. This discrepancy highlights Skeldst’s clinical finishing and perhaps a touch of luck, as their shots on target far exceeded the expected goals. Tactically, Skeldst’s high pressing and quick transitions kept the hosts on the back foot, while their disciplined defending limited Weynny St Mare’s opportunities. The game’s final moments, including a late yellow card to an unnamed Skeldst player, underscored the intensity and physicality of the encounter.
No Weynny St Mare player reached the 7.0 mark, but the hosts’ effort was commendable given the circumstances.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Weynny St Mare 43% - Skeldst 57% Shots (On Target): Weynny St Mare 7 (3) - Skeldst 19 (14) Corners: Weynny St Mare 4 - Skeldst 8 Fouls: Weynny St Mare 10 - Skeldst 7 Yellow Cards: Weynny St Mare 1 - Skeldst 3 Red Cards: Weynny St Mare 0 - Skeldst 1 Yellow Cards (additional): Weynny St Mare 1 - Skeldst 1 Dribbles: Weynny St Mare 7 - Skeldst 9 Pass Accuracy: Weynny St Mare 83% - Skeldst 88%
The scoreline, 2-6, reflects Skeldst’s dominance in shot quality and conversion, despite Weynny St Mare’s respectable possession and effort. The visitors’ ability to capitalize on their chances, especially after the early setback, was the defining feature of this encounter. Skeldst’s attacking players, particularly Morais and Ledesma, proved their worth, while their disciplined defending and tactical adaptability kept Weynny St Mare chasing shadows. The game was a reminder that in football, even a red card does not necessarily spell disaster if the team’s attacking instincts are sharp enough.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Manuel Morais*
Dominated the midfield with a goal, two assists, and a yellow card, showing both creativity and grit.
Martin Ledesma*
His goal and assist helped seal the victory, exemplifying attacking versatility.
Walter Reyes*
Provided the assist for Yusuf’s goal and was active in midfield.
Diego Diaz*
Scored a crucial goal to keep Weynny St Mare in the game early on.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Manuel Morais for Skeldst. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

