Che-Ston Town 2 - 4 Oldenbury Mal

Key Events:

• 13' Che-Ston Town Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 25' Che-Ston Town Branko Bartolić scores, assisted by Nilson Pires
• 37' Oldenbury Mal Bruno Rossi scores
• 47' Yellow card to Che-Ston Town Philippe Robert
• 60' Oldenbury Mal Adriano Da Silva scores
• 70' Yellow card to Che-Ston Town Pedro Chagas
• 72' Oldenbury Mal Rodrigo Alvarado scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
• 84' Oldenbury Mal Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Carlos Martins

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Che-Ston Town scored twice from 2.13 xG, a return close to the quality of chances recorded. Oldenbury Mal scored four from 3.58 xG, finishing somewhat above its estimate while creating considerably more: 19 shots and 11 on target, against the hosts’ nine shots and eight on target. The difference was not simply possession, though the visitors had 57% of it; their greater volume of attempts supplied a sustained route back into the match after the hosts’ quick two-goal start. Che-Ston Town made its early opportunities count, but could not keep the visitors’ attack at arm’s length.

• No Oldenbury Mal players were recorded with a rating of 7.0 or higher.

The 2-4 scoreline records a clear change of direction: Che-Ston Town built a two-goal lead before Oldenbury Mal scored once before the break and three times after it. The hosts’ two yellow cards arrived during the second half, while the visitors committed fewer fouls and had more possession, shots, corners and tackles. Those figures sketch a match in which Che-Ston Town began efficiently, but Oldenbury Mal steadily claimed more of the territory and the attempts. The visitors’ four goals make the final account decisive; the hosts’ early work still deserves its proper place in it.