Champstableve 2 - 3 Wobury Park

Key Events:

• 9' Yellow card to Wobury Park Michel Lemoine
• 11' Champstableve Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Rainer Müller
• 30' Wobury Park Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 35' Yellow card to Wobury Park Pedro Chagas
• 43' Yellow card to Champstableve Stuart Mitchell
• 44' Wobury Park Allan Carroll scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 48' Wobury Park Willi Schneider scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 58' Yellow card to Champstableve Luis Pinto
• 62' Champstableve Derek Stewart scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger

The game’s flow was characterized by a balanced possession split—53% for the hosts and 47% for the visitors—yet the shot count told a different story. Champstableve registered 18 shots, with 12 on target, compared to Wobury Park’s nine shots, eight on target. The expected goals (xG) figures—3.62 for the home side and 2.14 for the visitors—highlighted that Wobury Park made the most of their chances, despite having fewer attempts overall. The visitors’ clinical finishing was complemented by a disciplined defensive effort, as they managed to restrict Champstableve’s more frequent attempts and capitalized on key moments, especially in the second half. Tactical discipline was evident in the tackling stats—8 for Wobury Park against 4 for the hosts—and the goalkeepers’ saves tell a story of a game that was more about efficiency than dominance.

The match was also marked by a series of cards, with two yellow cards for each side, reflecting a degree of tension. Wobury Park’s Pedro Chagas was notably involved, scoring a goal and earning a yellow card, while Friedrich Unger’s goal and assist for Champstableve kept the game close. The visitors’ ability to convert their chances, combined with their defensive resilience, ultimately decided the outcome. Derek Stewart’s late goal for Champstableve was a consolation, but Wobury Park’s overall performance deserved the victory, especially given their superior shot efficiency and tactical discipline.

For Wobury Park, the standout performers were the clinical finishers and disciplined defenders, with the visitors’ tactical setup allowing them to maximize their limited chances. The hosts, despite their possession advantage, struggled to convert their opportunities into goals, a reflection perhaps of the game’s tactical nuances and the visitors’ resilience.