Tham Fer County 3 - 1 Skeldst

Key Events:

• 9' Yellow card to Skeldst Eder Da Veiga
• 36' Tham Fer County Alfredo Mendes scores
• 40' Yellow card to Tham Fer County an unnamed player
• 45' Yellow card to Skeldst Hamilton Da Costa
• 64' Tham Fer County Renato Lopes scores
• 66' Yellow card to Skeldst Josimar De Melo
• 76' Skeldst Josimar De Melo scores
• 80' Tham Fer County Renato Lopes scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate put Tham Fer County at 4.03 xG against three goals, while Skeldst recorded 0.36 xG and scored once. The hosts therefore finished below their expected return, despite finding the net three times; Skeldst, by contrast, made its single shot on target count rather more emphatically than the underlying chance quality suggested. The 19-1 shot count, including 14-1 on target, makes the balance of attacking threat plain. Tham Fer County had 55% possession and substantially more opportunities to test the opposing defence, while Skeldst’s goal briefly rewarded a rare opening without changing the broader pattern. Three goals from a chance tally above four is productive enough to win comfortably, though not quite enough to satisfy the arithmetic.

No Skeldst players reached a recorded rating of 7.0 or higher. The ledger names Alfredo Mendes and Josimar De Melo as scorers, but supplies no ratings for them, so the report will not award either a number by instinct.

The three-goal return gave Tham Fer County a deserved win, but the match offered a small distinction between dominance and perfect conversion. The hosts generated enough attempts and quality to suggest an even larger total, while Skeldst turned its lone effort on target into a goal and kept the final score from reflecting the full gulf in shot volume. Their four corners to the hosts’ three were a modest counterpoint, though corners alone could not make up for the difference in open-play opportunities.

The yellow cards accumulated in a scattered line through the match, with Skeldst receiving three and Tham Fer County one; neither side saw a player sent off. After Josimar De Melo scored in the 76th minute, the visitors had a brief reason to hope, but Renato Lopes answered four minutes later. That last goal settled the result at 3 - 1 and ensured Tham Fer County’s control was reflected in the score, if not quite to the satisfaction of its xG.