Milmoughwood 2 - 4 Cladihulvizey

Key Events:

• 12' Milmoughwood Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 14' Cladihulvizey Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Carlos Bazan
• 44' Cladihulvizey Osvaldo Mansilla scores, assisted by Barry Parkinson
• 50' Cladihulvizey Bruno Rossi scores, assisted by Barry Parkinson
• 63' Milmoughwood Nilson Pires scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 64' Cladihulvizey Luca Colombo scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 66' Yellow card to Cladihulvizey Pablo Mesquita
• 88' Yellow card to Milmoughwood Jorge Alvez
• 90' Yellow card to Cladihulvizey Luca Colombo

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Milmoughwood scored twice from 1.15 xG, finishing above the chance-quality estimate, while Cladihulvizey scored four from 4.93 xG, a little below its projection. That small gap for the visitors should not obscure the larger point: 22 shots, including 18 on target, gave them a substantial supply of chances, and the four goals were a fair return for that volume. Milmoughwood converted efficiently, but its five attempts left little room to build a response once Cladihulvizey began pulling away. The hosts had 54% possession and 86% pass accuracy; those are tidy figures, though the ball did not often end up where the scoreboard lives.

For Milmoughwood, the early lead and Nilson Pires’s second goal showed that the hosts could make their limited chances count. But Cladihulvizey answered the opener almost immediately, then scored either side of half-time to establish control. When Milmoughwood pulled one back at 63', the visitors replied a minute later through Luca Colombo; the match had briefly offered a comeback, and Cladihulvizey promptly filed it away. The final margin matched the balance of chances more closely than the possession figures did, leaving Milmoughwood with a respectable share of the ball and Cladihulvizey with the more consequential share of the afternoon.