Foweley Villa 1 - 2 Rugham Park

15' - Yellow card to Rugham Park Lindomar Da Silva 17' - Yellow card to Foweley Villa Pedro Chagas 23' - Yellow card to Rugham Park Norbert Fischer 27' - Yellow card to Foweley Villa Zdravko Ivanišević 43' - Rugham Park Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Luis Pinto 55' - Rugham Park Lindomar Da Silva scores, assisted by Luis Pinto 71' - Foweley Villa Zdravko Ivanišević scores, assisted by Jorge Alvez

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The match saw Foweley Villa generate an xG of 1.82 from their nine shots, six of which were on target, indicating a decent attacking effort that was somewhat wasteful in front of goal. Conversely, Rugham Park created a more threatening xG of 3.47, with 13 shots on target out of 15 attempts, reflecting their dominance in possession and attacking intent. Despite the higher xG, Rugham Park’s finishing was slightly less clinical than their chances warranted, but their relentless pressure and high shot volume paid off with two goals. The tactical battle was evident, with Rugham Park’s ability to create high-quality chances contrasting with Foweley's more conservative approach but effective counter-attacks.

No players from either side reached the 7.0+ threshold, but several performed commendably. Luis Pinto (6.8) was influential in setting up the first goal and showed excellent link-up play. Zdravko Ivanišević (6.7) scored the late winner and was a constant threat down the flank. For Foweley Villa, Luis Pinto was the standout, with a solid all-round display, while Lindomar Da Silva earned his brace and was pivotal in their attacking efforts despite the yellow card. The match was characterized by disciplined defending and tactical fouling, as reflected in the multiple bookings.

Match Statistics:

Possession: Foweley Villa 46% - Rugham Park 54% Shots: Foweley Villa 9 (6 on target) - Rugham Park 15 (13 on target) Corners: Foweley Villa 7 - Rugham Park 3 Fouls: Foweley Villa 11 - Rugham Park 9 Yellow cards: Foweley Villa 2 - Rugham Park 2 Red cards: 0

The match was a compelling display of tactical discipline and attacking intent. Rugham Park’s superior possession and shot volume ultimately translated into a narrow but deserved victory, with their clinical finishing making the difference. Foweley Villa’s resilience and goal from Lindomar Da Silva kept the game competitive, but the visitors’ relentless pressure and tactical discipline secured the win. Both teams demonstrated solid defensive organization, but Rugham Park’s ability to convert high-quality chances was decisive in this tightly contested fixture.