Alreesbord Town 1 - 4 Lynton Park

Key Events:

• 8' Lynton Park Steven Elliott scores, assisted by Michel Lemoine
• 17' Lynton Park Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Pedro Chagas
• 20' Yellow card to Lynton Park Phillip Lewis
• 22' Lynton Park Pedro Chagas scores, assisted by Jorge Martinez
• 34' Lynton Park Nicolai Petersen scores, assisted by Jorge Martinez
• 42' Alreesbord Town Vladimir štimac scores, assisted by Xinping Boon
• 62' Yellow card to Lynton Park Zdravko Ivanišević
• 90' Yellow card to Alreesbord Town Musa Idowu

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: Alreesbord Town scored once from 1.97 xG, finishing 0.97 below its chance-quality estimate. Lynton Park scored four from 3.19 xG, exceeding its estimate by 0.81. The figures describe a decisive difference in conversion: Alreesbord Town created enough for more than one goal by the estimate, but Lynton Park turned its opportunities into a much larger return. The visitors also registered 15 shots, 11 on target, against nine and seven for the hosts. Alreesbord Town had 53% possession and eight corners, yet that territorial share did not prevent Lynton Park from producing the stronger attacking output. The hosts’ goal at 42' made the score 4-1; it did not undo the visitors’ first-half work.

• Alreesbord Town: No standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.
• Lynton Park:
• Michel Lemoine (7.3) - Scored once and assisted once in a productive contribution to the visitors’ four-goal haul.
• Pedro Chagas (7.3) - Added a goal and an assist as Lynton Park built its lead.
• Jorge Martinez (7.0) - Supplied two assists, helping set up the third and fourth goals.

The result was established early and emphatically: Lynton Park led 4-0 by the 34th minute, with four different scorers and assists from three players. Alreesbord Town pulled one back before half-time through Vladimir štimac, assisted by Xinping Boon, but the score remained 4-1 thereafter. The hosts’ possession advantage and corner count show that the match was not simply a matter of having no ball; the decisive distinction was what each side did with its attacking opportunities. Lynton Park also made 14 tackles to Alreesbord Town’s six, a further mark of how much work went into protecting the lead once it had been made. The closing yellow card for Musa Idowu joined two cautions for the visitors, but neither side received a red card. Alreesbord Town had enough of the ball to make the contest look respectable on a few measures; the scoreboard, less given to diplomacy, settled at 1-4.