The report
Key Events:
- 32' Yellow card to Tew Laun Rovers Israel Morales
- 41' Tew Laun Rovers scores
- 42' Thippinhals Rangers Phillip Lewis scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
- 48' Yellow card to Thippinhals Rangers Zdravko Ivanišević
- 50' Tew Laun Rovers scores, assisted by Lindomar Da Silva
- 63' Yellow card to Tew Laun Rovers Lindomar Da Silva
- 67' Thippinhals Rangers Philippe Robert scores, assisted by Michael Brown
- 68' Yellow card to Tew Laun Rovers Luis Pinto
- 69' Yellow card to Tew Laun Rovers an unnamed player
- 77' Yellow card to Thippinhals Rangers Michael Brown
- 87' Yellow card to Thippinhals Rangers Thiago Gomes
Tew Laun Rovers dominated the statistical landscape, with 19 shots to Thippinhals’ three, and a healthy 52% possession. Their xG of 3.87 suggests they created enough quality chances to have won comfortably, yet the game remained finely poised. Thippinhals, with only 0.83 xG, relied on a handful of precise moments, notably Phillip Lewis’s goal after a Michel Lemoine assist in the 42nd minute, which briefly leveled the score. The visitors’ goalkeeper was kept busy, making 16 saves, a testament to the hosts’ attacking persistence. Tactical discipline was evident, with both sides committing numerous fouls and receiving multiple yellow cards, hinting at a game played with a certain edge, perhaps more out of frustration than malice.
While neither side’s top performers broke into the 7.0+ rating bracket, the match’s narrative was shaped by the collective effort. The hosts’ relentless pressure was evident in their 13 shots on target and ten corners, but their inability to convert all that into a decisive victory was a testament to Thippinhals’ defensive resilience. The visitors, despite their limited attacking output, showed grit and tactical discipline, managing to stay in the game through timely tackles and crucial saves. The game’s final moments, with yellow cards for both sides, underscored the tense, scrappy nature of this division fixture, where the result was as much about endurance as execution.
No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but the game’s unsung heroes included the hosts’ goalkeeper, who made numerous key saves, and the visitors’ disciplined defenders, who kept the hosts at bay despite the overwhelming shot count.
Match Centre
Shot Breakdown
Antonio Duarte to Albert Collet. 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

