The report
Key Events:
- 19' Maidderhar Marcel Durand scores
- 28' Yellow card to Maidderhar Richard Stone
- 35' Yellow card to Amesalmlin Eric Moreau
- 45' Maidderhar John Bailey scores, assisted by Ivan Cvetković
- 48' Yellow card to Maidderhar John Bailey
- 52' Amesalmlin Eric Moreau scores, assisted by Marcel Durand
- 63' Yellow card to Amesalmlin Ivan Cvetković
- 73' Maidderhar Eric Moreau scores
- 76' Yellow card to Amesalmlin John Bailey
- 81' Amesalmlin Marcel Durand scores, assisted by Eric Moreau
The match’s xG figures—2.83 for Maidderhar and 1.24 for Amesalmlin—highlighted the hosts’ slightly superior attacking quality, which they translated into goals. Maidderhar’s higher shot count (13 to 6) and on-target efforts (10 to 4) reflect their more aggressive approach, while Amesalmlin’s possession was marginally lower but more precise (pass accuracy 85% vs. 82%). The game was a testament to the importance of converting chances; Maidderhar’s expected goals suggest they slightly outperformed their statistical expectation, while Amesalmlin’s underperformance in front of goal kept the game within reach. Tactical discipline was evident, with both sides committing ten tackles apiece and engaging in a fair number of fouls, though Maidderhar’s slightly more disciplined approach with fewer cards helped them maintain composure.
As the game progressed, Maidderhar’s offensive efforts paid off early with Marcel Durand opening the scoring at 19’. John Bailey doubled the lead just before halftime, assisted by Ivan Cvetković, giving Maidderhar a comfortable cushion. Amesalmlin responded swiftly after the break, with Eric Moreau scoring at 52’ and again at 73’, showcasing his attacking threat. Marcel Durand’s late goal, assisted by Moreau, sealed the victory for Maidderhar, despite a late push from Amesalmlin. The game’s outcome was a reflection of Maidderhar’s efficiency in front of goal and their ability to withstand Amesalmlin’s counterattacks, which were dangerous but ultimately unfruitful in the final moments.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Maidderhar 53% - Amesalmlin 47% Shots (On Target): Maidderhar 13 (10) - Amesalmlin 6 (4) Corners: Maidderhar 7 - Amesalmlin 3 Fouls: Maidderhar 11 - Amesalmlin 12 Yellow Cards: Maidderhar 2 - Amesalmlin 3 Red Cards: Maidderhar 0 - Amesalmlin 0 Dribbles: Maidderhar 20 - Amesalmlin 5 Pass Accuracy: Maidderhar 82% - Amesalmlin 85% Tackles: Maidderhar 10 - Amesalmlin 10
The match was a balanced affair, with Maidderhar’s sharper finishing ultimately tipping the scales. Despite a handful of yellow cards and a spirited effort from Amesalmlin, the hosts’ ability to convert their chances proved decisive. The game’s tactical nuances and individual performances suggest both teams have room to grow, but Maidderhar’s victory will be remembered as a testament to their clinical edge in a game that could have gone either way.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Marcel Durand*
The standout for Maidderhar, his goal and assist underlined his influence.
John Bailey*
Scored a crucial second and kept Maidderhar’s attack lively.
Ivan Cvetković*
Provided the assist for Bailey’s goal and was solid in midfield.
Eric Moreau*
Scored twice for Amesalmlin, showing his attacking prowess despite the loss.
Richard Stone*
Booked early but contributed to Maidderhar’s build-up play.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Marcel Durand, unassisted on the log. Origin unknown; destination 1–0.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

