Regisham United 0 - 4 Soldins Park

Key Events:

• 5' Yellow card to Regisham United Seungwoo Jeong
• 6' Yellow card to Regisham United Michael Brown
• 30' Yellow card to Soldins Park Giorgi Tsulaia
• 35' Yellow card to Regisham United Jorge Alvez
• 38' Yellow card to Soldins Park Heng Lim
• 43' Soldins Park Giorgi Tsulaia scores
• 49' Yellow card to Soldins Park Minho Chai
• 56' Soldins Park Leo Butković scores, assisted by Giorgi Tsulaia
• 72' Yellow card to Regisham United Pedro Chagas
• 74' Soldins Park Elvis Da Cruz scores, assisted by Moussa M'bra
• 77' Yellow card to Soldins Park an unnamed player
• 90' Soldins Park Giorgi Tsulaia scores, assisted by Ricardo Diaz

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Regisham United recorded 0.11 xG and no goal, a return that accurately reflects how little threat their single shot carried. Soldins Park produced 2.94 xG and scored four, beating the chance-quality estimate by 1.06 goals. That is a meaningful over-performance, but not a scoreline conjured from a stray bounce: the visitors put 10 of 14 shots on target, while the hosts put none of their one attempt there. Regisham United had 57% possession and completed passes at a slightly higher rate, yet those advantages did not become dangerous chances. The visitors were more direct with the ball they had, and the finishing made a strong attacking performance look even more emphatic.

The first-half bookings arrived with such regularity that the match briefly seemed to be keeping a separate score in cautions. Regisham United collected four yellow cards, as did Soldins Park, but the visitors gradually made the more important entries on the scoreboard. Tsulaia opened the scoring in the 43rd minute, giving Soldins Park a lead that their much greater shot volume had been threatening.

After the break, Leo Butković extended the advantage in the 56th minute, with Tsulaia providing the assist. Elvis Da Cruz added a third in the 74th, set up by Moussa M'bra, before Tsulaia completed his two-goal contribution in the 90th minute with Ricardo Diaz supplying the assist. Soldins Park did not simply hold on to a lead; it kept adding to it, while Regisham United never found a shot on target to suggest a response.

The 0 - 4 scoreline leaves little room for ambiguity: Soldins Park were decisively more dangerous, and their four goals were supported by a 14-1 advantage in shots. The hosts’ possession and passing figures offer a small measure of control, but control without a final attempt on target is mostly a tidy way of watching the clock. For Soldins Park, Tsulaia supplied the standout display and the closing goal; for Regisham United, the afternoon’s central problem was turning the ball into something more consequential.