Blymough 2 - 2 Bedley Villa

Key Events:

• 19' Bedley Villa Nilson Pires scores
• 27' Bedley Villa Seungwoo Jeong scores
• 48' Blymough Michel Lemoine scores, assisted by Seungwoo Jeong
• 68' Blymough Michel Lemoine scores
• 76' Yellow card to Bedley Villa Jorge Alvez
• 78' Yellow card to Blymough Pedro Chagas
• 82' Yellow card to Bedley Villa Seungwoo Jeong
• 89' Yellow card to Bedley Villa Philippe Robert

Expected Goals (xG) Analysis: The Gazzetta chance-quality estimate gave Blymough 2.58 xG against two goals, a modest underperformance of 0.58, while Bedley Villa scored twice from 1.3 xG, finishing about 0.70 above the estimate. The shot totals help explain the contrast: Blymough registered 12 attempts, nine on target, while Bedley Villa had five attempts and put every one on target. The home side generated more overall pressure and enough quality to justify a comeback, but the visitors’ sharper conversion gave them a two-goal advantage before the interval. In the end, the xG suggests Blymough created the more productive body of chances; the scoreline records that Bedley Villa used its smaller supply very well.

Michel Lemoine was Blymough’s decisive presence, scoring in the 48th minute and again in the 68th to bring the match level. His brace turned a difficult position into a point, and his 7.6 rating reflects a performance with clear impact on the result. Bedley Villa had no recorded standout performers rated 7.0 or higher, despite the early goals from Nilson Pires and Seungwoo Jeong. The final stretch added four yellow cards, three to the visitors, but neither side received a red card. Blymough edged possession at 51% and passed more accurately, while Bedley Villa attempted more dribbles and earned one more corner; neither side dominated every column, which is a tidy way for the statistics to match the draw.

• Bedley Villa had no standout performers rated 7.0 or higher.

The 2 - 2 result leaves Blymough with the point earned through persistence and Bedley Villa with the reminder that a two-goal lead is useful, but not a protective structure. The hosts’ recovery was built on volume and Lemoine’s finishing; the visitors’ opening spell showed how much damage a small number of accurate attacks can do. Neither side found a winner, and the match ended with the scoreline reflecting both Blymough’s sustained response and Bedley Villa’s early efficiency.