Spingh United 3 - 1 Darmough

Key Events:

• 11' Yellow card to Spingh United Angelo Russo
• 14' Spingh United Niels Olsen scores, assisted by Eliseu Lopes
• 17' Darmough Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 26' Yellow card to Spingh United Alessandro Brito
• 29' Spingh United Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Mohamed Gamal
• 32' Yellow card to Darmough Luis Pinto
• 42' Yellow card to Spingh United Niels Olsen
• 43' Yellow card to Spingh United Howard Lewis
• 45' Yellow card to Darmough Friedrich Unger
• 90' Spingh United Xinping Boon scores, assisted by Niels Olsen

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Spingh United scored three from an xG of 3.53, a slight underperformance against the chances created, though hardly one that troubled the result. Darmough scored once from 0.74 xG, making its limited attacking output count; the gap between the sides came in how often they could threaten. Spingh United registered 17 shots, 12 on target, while Darmough managed four shots and two on target. The near-even possession figures and identical pass accuracy tell of a fairly balanced share of the ball, not a balanced contest in the dangerous areas. Spingh United made its pressure count with two goals before the half-hour, then Boon supplied the late insurance.

• Spingh United
• Xinping Boon (7.6) - Scored twice, including the 90th-minute goal that settled the finish.
• Niels Olsen (7.0) - Opened the scoring and later assisted Boon; a productive evening with a yellow card attached.
• Darmough
• No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The early exchange briefly suggested a more even scoreline might follow: Olsen put Spingh United ahead, and Da Silva answered three minutes later for Darmough. But Spingh United restored its lead before the half-hour through Boon, with Mohamed Gamal providing the assist, and the volume of home chances made that advantage look less like a lucky break than a sensible reading of the afternoon. The five first-half bookings gave the match a somewhat busy disciplinary ledger, without changing its central pattern.

Darmough kept possession marginally and completed passes at the same rate as Spingh United, but its four attempts left little room to turn that control into sustained pressure. The hosts’ 12 shots on target, compared with two for the visitors, were the clearest measure of the difference. Spingh United did not need to dominate the ball to dominate the more consequential parts of the game; Boon’s second goal, assisted by Olsen, made that distinction final at 90 minutes.