The report
Key Events:
- 13' Yellow card to Cheston Vladimir štimac
- 15' Yellow card to Cheston Friedrich Unger
- 18' Cheston Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Saliou Sow
- 20' Rawelmon Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Luca Colombo
- 21' Cheston Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Luis Pinto
- 32' Yellow card to Rawelmon Lindomar Da Silva
- 50' Yellow card to Cheston Luca Colombo
- 78' Yellow card to Rawelmon Friedrich Unger
The game opened with a flurry of cards, as Vladimir štimac and Friedrich Unger from Cheston received yellow cards early on, perhaps a sign of the nerves or the game’s physicality. Vladimir štimac then made amends in the 18th minute, netting the opening goal with assistance from Saliou Sow, who played a pivotal role in setting up the goal. Rawelmon responded swiftly, with Weijie Hong equalizing in the 20th minute after a neat pass from Luca Colombo. The visitors looked dangerous, outshooting Cheston 21 to 17 and registering a higher xG (4.51 to 3.52), which suggested they created better chances overall. However, Cheston’s defense held firm, and Lindomar Da Silva put the hosts ahead again in the 21st minute, assisted by Luis Pinto. The game saw another yellow card for Lindomar Da Silva at 32 minutes and a late caution for Luca Colombo in the 50th. The match’s tempo was maintained with tactical fouls and spirited defending, culminating in a narrow but well-earned victory for Cheston.
Tactically, the match was a study in contrasts: Rawelmon’s higher shot count and xG indicated their attacking intent, but Cheston’s disciplined approach and clinical finishing made the difference. The hosts maintained a higher pass accuracy (84%) and controlled possession (55%), allowing them to manage the game’s rhythm. Rawelmon’s greater number of tackles (12 to 7) and dribbles (9 to 7) showed their willingness to press and create chaos, yet they fell short in converting chances into goals. The game’s outcome was a reflection of efficiency and composure, with Cheston capitalizing on their opportunities while absorbing the visitors’ pressure.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ rating threshold, reflecting a game of solid team efforts rather than standout individual brilliance.
Match Statistics:
Possession: Cheston 55% - Rawelmon 45% Shots (On Target): Cheston 17 (12) - Rawelmon 21 (16) Corners: Cheston 5 - Rawelmon 2 Fouls: Cheston 11 - Rawelmon 9 Yellow Cards: Cheston 3 - Rawelmon 2 Red Cards: 0 - 0 Dribbles: Cheston 7 - Rawelmon 9 Pass Accuracy: Cheston 84% - Rawelmon 77% Tackles: Cheston 7 - Rawelmon 12
In the end, Cheston’s ability to convert their chances and maintain composure under pressure secured their victory. Rawelmon’s attacking volume and xG suggested they were the more dangerous side, but football’s cruel mistress delivered a narrow defeat. The game’s blend of tactical fouls, disciplined defending, and opportunistic finishing made it a memorable, if tightly contested, chapter in Division 8 League 109.
The ratings desk
Standout performances
Lindomar Da Silva*
Scored a crucial goal and showed attacking intent, though his yellow card was a blemish.
Luis Pinto*
Provided the assist for Lindomar’s goal and contributed to the build-up play.
Vladimir štimac*
Opened the scoring with a well-placed finish, also drew a yellow card early.
Friedrich Unger*
Booked early, struggled to influence the game positively.
Weijie Hong*
Scored the equalizer and was lively in attack, creating problems for Cheston’s defense.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
A booking nearby, then Vladimir štimac for Cheston. Tension, then arithmetic.
Gazzetta reconstruction from match events — not pitch tracking.
Key Moments
Team Comparison

