Blarer Villa 1 - 3 Baweseyn Villa

Key Events:

• 20' Yellow card to Blarer Villa Philippe Robert
• 24' Baweseyn Villa Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Derek Stewart
• 31' Yellow card to Baweseyn Villa Bruno Rossi
• 35' Yellow card to Blarer Villa Pedro Chagas
• 36' Baweseyn Villa Bruno Rossi scores
• 43' Blarer Villa Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Philippe Robert
• 45' Baweseyn Villa Friedrich Unger scores, assisted by Derek Stewart

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Blarer Villa scored once from 1.57 xG, a modest shortfall against the chances’ estimated quality. Baweseyn Villa produced 2.64 xG and scored three, finishing slightly above that estimate. The difference is not enormous on the xG ledger, but the shooting figures give the result a firmer shape: the visitors put 10 of 11 attempts on target, while the hosts managed five from eight. With possession nearly even at 51-49, this was less a matter of Baweseyn Villa monopolising the ball than of making its attacks count more often. The visitors’ greater tackling total, 10 to five, also suggests a more active defensive response when Blarer Villa tried to build.

• Blarer Villa: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Derek Stewart (7.0) - Supplied both assists, helping Vladimir štimac and Friedrich Unger turn their chances into goals.

The first half carried nearly all the match’s decisive business. Vladimir štimac opened the scoring in the 24th minute, and Bruno Rossi extended the lead 12 minutes later; Blarer Villa answered through Pedro Chagas in the 43rd, only for Friedrich Unger to restore the two-goal margin at 45'. That sequence gave the hosts a brief foothold, but not a lasting change of direction. The three yellow cards before the break added a little friction to a match already moving at a brisk pace, though neither side received a red card.

For Blarer Villa, eight corners and slightly more possession did not translate into enough accurate pressure to overcome the visitors’ lead. Baweseyn Villa were more efficient in front of goal and more prolific in their tackling, while Derek Stewart provided the final pass on two of the three goals. The 3-1 scoreline therefore fits the broad balance: the hosts had moments and one reply, but Baweseyn Villa made the more of its opportunities and kept the advantage intact.