St Jusen 2 - 3 Earee Wey Albion

Key Events:

• 21' Earee Wey Albion Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 29' St Jusen Norbert Fischer scores
• 36' Yellow card to St Jusen Norbert Fischer
• 45' Yellow card to Earee Wey Albion Philippe Robert
• 49' Earee Wey Albion Jorge Alvez scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 51' Yellow card to Earee Wey Albion Michel Lemoine
• 66' Earee Wey Albion Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 90' Yellow card to Earee Wey Albion Phillip Lewis
• 90' St Jusen Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Norbert Fischer

The game opened with Philippe Robert putting Earee Wey Albion ahead in the 21st minute, assisted by Pedro Chagas. St Jusen responded swiftly through Norbert Fischer in the 29th minute, leveling the score. The first half saw a flurry of cards, with Fischer receiving a yellow in the 36th minute and Robert following in the 45th, hinting at the competitive tension. After the break, Jorge Alvez put the visitors ahead again in the 49th minute, assisted by Michel Lemoine. Lemoine was booked shortly after, in the 51st, as the visitors looked to consolidate their advantage. The decisive moment arrived in the 66th minute when Philippe Robert scored his second goal, again assisted by Pedro Chagas, extending the lead to 3-1. Despite a late surge, Lindomar Da Silva scored for St Jusen in the 90th minute, assisted by Fischer, but it was too little, too late, as the visitors held firm to secure the victory.

Tactically, the match was a study in efficiency. Earee Wey Albion outperformed expectations with an xG of 1.99 against St Jusen’s 2.73, indicating they converted their limited chances more effectively. The hosts dominated possession slightly but struggled to break down the visitors’ disciplined defensive setup. The visitors’ ability to create high-quality opportunities—evident in their two goals from Robert and Alvez—highlighted their clinical edge. The high number of fouls (10) and yellow cards (3) suggests a game played with intensity, perhaps at the expense of some tactical discipline, but ultimately it was Earee Wey Albion’s sharper finishing that decided the outcome.

In the end, Earee Wey Albion’s resilience and clinical finishing proved decisive, even as St Jusen pressed late in search of an equalizer. The game’s narrative was shaped by moments of individual brilliance and strategic discipline, with the visitors emerging victorious in a match that balanced chaos and control. Both teams demonstrated the kind of grit that makes lower-division football endlessly fascinating, leaving fans eager for the next encounter.