The report
Key Events:
- 15' Yellow card to Chury United Badri Beridze
- 25' Chury United Mohamed Nour scores, assisted by Michel Leclerc
- 26' Yellow card to Chury United Jorge Lujan
- 32' Yellow card to Uptock Park Laurent Coulon
- 34' Chury United Jose Magalhaes scores, assisted by Michel Leclerc
- 38' Chury United Vladimir Bašić scores, assisted by Andrew Patel
- 45' Chury United Badri Beridze scores, assisted by Mohamed Nour
- 49' Yellow card to Uptock Park Phillip Lewis
- 75' Yellow card to Chury United Marko Knežević
- 84' Yellow card to Chury United Jemal Rukhadze
- 89' Yellow card to Chury United Mohamed Nour
The match unfolded with Chury United asserting control early on, as their creative players began to probe the Uptock Park defence. The first goal arrived in the 25th minute when Mohamed Nour finished a precise pass from Michel Leclerc, setting the tone for what was to come. The visitors’ frustrations grew as the hosts doubled their lead shortly after, with Jose Magalhaes heading in a corner from Michel Leclerc in the 34th minute. The third goal, scored by Vladimir Bašić in the 38th minute, was a showcase of quick interplay and sharp finishing, assisted by Andrew Patel. Just before halftime, Badri Beridze added a fourth, finishing a well-placed cross from Mohamed Nour in the 45th minute, effectively sealing the game before the break. The second half saw Uptock Park attempt to regroup but was hampered by a lack of attacking options and a series of yellow cards, including one to Phillip Lewis in the 49th minute. The hosts continued to press, with their disciplined approach limiting the visitors to a solitary shot on target, while maintaining their own offensive rhythm.
Tactically, Chury United demonstrated a keen understanding of their strengths, leveraging their possession and passing accuracy to control the game’s tempo. Their xG of 4.68 was a clear indicator of their attacking efficiency, vastly outstripping the visitors’ negligible 0.01. The hosts’ ability to convert chances into goals was evident, with Nour and Leclerc orchestrating much of the play. The visitors, meanwhile, struggled to create any meaningful threat, their best moments thwarted by disciplined defending and a lack of finishing. The yellow cards, especially the accumulation of five for Chury United, hint at a game played with intensity, if occasionally overzealous. This match was a reminder that football often rewards patience and precision over mere possession, and Chury United delivered both in spades.
In the end, the result was a comprehensive reflection of the game’s flow. Chury United’s attacking prowess and tactical discipline earned them a well-deserved victory, while Uptock Park left with little to show for their efforts beyond a handful of fouls and a clean sheet of sorts—if only in the sense of not conceding more. The game’s statistics reinforce the narrative: a dominant home performance with a high xG, multiple goals, and a clean sheet. It was a match that showcased the importance of finishing, focus, and a bit of the unpredictable chaos that makes football endlessly fascinating.
No Uptock Park players reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, reflecting their struggles to impose themselves offensively.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Chury United 51% - Uptock Park 49% Shots (On Target): Chury United 21 (17) - Uptock Park 0 (0) Corners: Chury United 3 - Uptock Park 5 Fouls: Chury United 15 - Uptock Park 9 Yellow Cards: Chury United 5 - Uptock Park 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Chury United 10 - Uptock Park 6 Pass Accuracy: Both 85% Tackles: Chury United 10 - Uptock Park 8
The statistics underscore the one-sided nature of this encounter, with Chury United controlling the game and converting their chances with clinical precision.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Mohamed Nour*
A goal and assist, his movement and finishing were key to the hosts' success.
Michel Leclerc*
Two assists and orchestrating much of the attack, he was the creative spark.
Vladimir Bašić*
His goal capped a solid performance, contributing to the relentless pressure.
Jose Magalhaes*
A commanding presence at the back and a goal to his name.
Andrew Patel*
Provided the assist for Bašić’s goal and kept the tempo high.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Michel Leclerc to Mohamed Nour. The event log names a helper; it does not name a body part.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

