Thampsop's City 4 - 2 Eyessington

Key Events:

• 3' Eyessington Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 5' Yellow card to Thampsop's City Seungheon Noh
• 9' Yellow card to Eyessington Lindomar Da Silva
• 11' Thampsop's City David Davies scores, assisted by Sen Kanai
• 12' Yellow card to Thampsop's City Luca Colombo
• 25' Eyessington Weijie Hong scores, assisted by Friedrich Unger
• 33' Thampsop's City Israel Morales scores, assisted by Bruno Rossi
• 50' Thampsop's City Seungheon Noh scores, assisted by David Davies
• 58' Thampsop's City Seungheon Noh scores

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Thampsop's City scored four from 3.19 xG, an overperformance of 0.81, while Eyessington scored twice from 0.68 xG, beating its estimate by 1.32. That makes the 4-2 scoreline a little more generous to the visitors than the chance-quality figures suggest, even as the hosts finished well above their own estimate. The shot count—15 to three, with 11 of the hosts' efforts on target—points to Thampsop's City doing more of the attacking and repeatedly testing the goal. Eyessington, by contrast, made a strikingly efficient return from limited opportunities, with both of its goals arriving before Israel Morales began the home side's recovery. The xG gap and the final score tell related but not identical stories: the hosts created far more, while the visitors made their few openings count.

Seungheon Noh scored twice, including the goal that put Thampsop's City ahead, and David Davies supplied a goal and an assist. Those contributions helped turn a match that had twice tilted toward Eyessington into a 4-2 result, with Noh adding the hosts' fourth before the hour. For Eyessington, Friedrich Unger assisted both of the visitors' goals, giving the away side its most consequential creative contribution despite the thin supply of chances.

The timing mattered. Eyessington struck in the third minute and restored its lead in the 25th, but neither advantage lasted to half-time: Davies levelled, then Morales brought the hosts back alongside the visitors. After the break, Davies assisted Noh's 50th-minute goal, and Noh scored again eight minutes later. Thampsop's City therefore answered both periods of pressure with goals of its own, and its four-goal return was supported by a clear edge in attempts rather than possession alone, which stood at 53% to 47%. Eyessington kept the contest competitive on the scoreboard for much of the first half; the hosts' second-half finishing made the final 4-2 a firmer conclusion than the opening suggested.